Instructional Aide Supervisor

Mypathcompanies; Appleton (WI); On-site; USD 42,000 - 56,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Tuition Reimbursement

Year-round school and camp

Payment advances

Employee-owned company

Job summary

Richardson School in Appleton, WI is seeking an Instructional Aide Supervisor to lead Instructional Aides, manage scheduling, and oversee intervention training.

You will coordinate with Day School Director, SES, teachers, and staff to meet educational, treatment, and behavioral needs, and ensure staff recertification training is completed. A bachelor's degree in human services and relevant experience are required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a human service field and at least one year of experience working with developmentally disabled and/or emotionally disturbed children in a residential or educational setting or equivalent experience.
• Must obtain Wisconsin DPI substitute teaching license within one month of hire and maintain it without lapse.

Responsibilities

• Provides leadership, direction and is a resource for all Instructional Aides at the assigned site.
• Manages IA scheduling and classroom assignments and adjusts as student needs change.
• Oversees de-escalation and intervention training for all staff and ensures timely recertification.
• Functions as an IA during high enrollment or coverage periods to maintain a safe learning environment.
• Maintains documentation of training and fosters collaboration with Day School Director, SES, teachers, and staff.

Skills

Leadership

Supervision

Problem-solving

Communication

Calm under pressure

Education

Bachelor's degree in a human service field

Wisconsin DPI Substitute Teaching License

Job description

**Overview**The Richardson School is now accepting applications for an **Instructional Aide Supervisor**. As a member of the management team, the Instructional Aide Supervisor is responsible for contributing to the safety of the students and the educational environment by providing supervision of the Instructional Aides, managing the intervention training and evaluation program for staff, overseeing investigations into the interventions, and identifying and recommending any follow-up action aimed at proactive preventative measures.The Richardson School provides a year-round school option for local districts to access for children with special needs. Typically, these children have been dually diagnosed with developmental or neurological disabilities and emotional, behavioral or mental health disorders.Join a school that truly provides the individualized attention that is required for students having significant special needs!**RESPONSIBILITIES:*** Provides leadership, direction and is a resource for all Instructional Aides (IAs) for assigned site. Responsible for preparing and managing IA schedule and classroom assignments adjusting as students’ needs and mix changes relative to new admissions, and those transitioning back to their district.* Communicates with Day School Director, Lead Teacher/Special Education Supervisor (SES), classroom Teachers and other school staff as needed to facilitate aide staffing levels meet the changing educational, treatment and behavioral needs of the students. Informs necessary parties of any significant student or Aide activity having an impact on student supervision needs.* Oversees and coordinates the School’s de-escalation and intervention training for all staff. Makes sure new hires receive the initial training prior to being asked or expected to participate; oversees process for all staff to complete annual re-certification training timely. Establishes and maintains a process for obtaining and filing documentation of such training.* Functions as an Instructional Aide in times of high enrollment, absences in coverage and periods of high acuity. Performs all functions of the IA whether in the classroom or on an outing or at camp in order to provide a safe, supportive learning environment.* Uses only School approved behavior management and behavior education techniques in interactions with students and fully cooperates with leadership in delivery of therapeutic interventions when these are deemed necessary.* Develops and maintains collaborative relationships within and between all departments, school districts, other referral sources and individuals within the community.* Functions within legal, licensing, School, and professional standards in maintaining a therapeutic and educational environment for students. Reports per policy any suspected student abuse, whether physical, sexual, or mental/psychological. May assist in related investigations and implementing outcomes as directed by Day School Director.**WAGES & BENEFITS:*** Full time, 1st shift-8am-4pm* Tuition Reimbursement program* Year-round school and camp during the summer!* Payment advances- Access funds from upcoming checks to use for expenses or Uber rides!* Additional benefits included for full time owners.* Opinions and Growth Encouraged.* 100% Employee-Owned Company**QUALIFICATIONS:*** Bachelor’s degree in a human service field plus one year of experience working with developmentally disabled and/or emotionally disturbed children in a residential or educational setting OR the equivalent in experience working with a similar population/role.* Possesses upon hire or applies for within one (1) month of hire, a substitute teaching license with Wisconsin DPI and maintains same, not allowing it to lapse. Any lapse of greater than one (1) month may be subject to corrective action.* Demonstrates good judgment and an ability to make quick decisions and solve problems.* Ability to supervise/facilitate problem-solving in times of staff conflict.* Remains calm under pressure and maintains self-composure/self-control in times of high stress or when others are excited.