Impactful Behavior Support Specialist — Special Education

Boise Independent School District; Boise (ID); On-site; USD 32,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life Insurance

PERSI retirement

Job summary

The Boise Independent School District is seeking a Behavior Support Specialist in Special Education to support students with challenging behaviors. You will provide one-to-one intervention, collect data on behavior and performance, and collaborate with teachers, school psychologists, and administrators.

Applicants should hold a BA/BS or at least 48 college credits and be CPR/First Aid certified. A valid Idaho driver’s license is required for possible travel between sites.

Qualifications

• Preferred Education BA/BS Degree; Continued education in child development or social services field preferred.
• Experience working with individuals with challenging behaviors in a classroom is preferred.
• Receive, understand and maintain a certification in CPR and first aid training.
• Prepare, maintain, and preset required report, records, and documentation.
• Possession of a valid Idaho driver’s license or the ability to travel between locations.

Responsibilities

• The incumbent provides one‑to‑one support and intervention for students with emotional and/or behavioral problems.
• The incumbent may serve as a rover between schools or be assigned to a specific building.
• Under supervision, provide data on student performance and behavior to the supervising teacher.
• Provide academic support to teachers and students, including attending classes, taking notes, and completing assignments.

Skills

Behavior support

CPR/First Aid

Documentation

Driver's license

Education

BA/BS or 48 college credits

Job description

The Boise Independent School District is seeking a Behavior Support Specialist in Special Education to support students with challenging behaviors. You will provide one-to-one intervention, collect data on behavior and performance, and collaborate with teachers, school psychologists, and administrators.

Applicants should hold a BA/BS or at least 48 college credits and be CPR/First Aid certified. A valid Idaho driver’s license is required for possible travel between sites.