High School Learning & Accommodations Coordinator

University of Chicago; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 74,968 - 166,645; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Retirement programs

Paid time off

Job summary

The University of Chicago is seeking a Learning Coordinator for their high school to ensure equitable support for all students. This role involves managing a caseload of students with diverse learning needs, developing individualized accommodations, and collaborating with educators to foster inclusive environments. Ideal candidates should hold a Master's degree related to special education and have at least three years of experience working with high school students. Benefits and a competitive salary range from $74,968 to $166,645 per year are included.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in special education, educational psychology, or closely-related field required.
• Three years of experience managing a caseload of diverse high school students.
• Experience interpreting neuropsychological and educational evaluations.

Responsibilities

• Manage caseload of students with learning differences.
• Provide support focusing on executive functioning and self-advocacy skills.
• Develop and monitor individualized accommodation plans.

Skills

Adaptability

Interpersonal skills

Analytical skills

Problem-solving skills

Communication skills

Education

Master's degree in special education or closely-related field

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

The University of Chicago is seeking a Learning Coordinator for their high school to ensure equitable support for all students. This role involves managing a caseload of students with diverse learning needs, developing individualized accommodations, and collaborating with educators to foster inclusive environments. Ideal candidates should hold a Master's degree related to special education and have at least three years of experience working with high school students. Benefits and a competitive salary range from $74,968 to $166,645 per year are included.