Lead Behavioral Support Instructional Specialist

Young World Physical Education; Carthage (NC); On-site; USD 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Moore County Schools Off Site Central Office in Carthage, NC seeks an Instructional Specialist for Behavioral Support to oversee at-risk students and lead behavior teams.

This exempt, 12-month position reports to the Director for Exceptional Children Services, supervising two Behavior Support staff and requiring NC licensure, a master’s degree preferred, and 5+ years in behavior science.

Qualifications

• Requires North Carolina licensure.
• Master’s degree preferred.
• Minimum of 5 years of classroom experience or employment in behavior science field.
• Experience with the Functional Behavior Assessment process and with writing Behavior Intervention Plans
• Current certification in Nonviolent Crisis Prevention and must complete process to become Crisis Prevention Trainer

Responsibilities

• Supports a caseload of students identified as at-risk due to severe behavioral and emotional issues.
• Consults on development, writing, and updating Functional Behavior Assessments and Behavior Intervention Plans for students who qualify for intensive support.
• Meets regularly with the Behavior Support Assistant(s) to assess data and plan effectiveness.
• Facilitates smooth transitions for new students and those moving between settings.
• Submits monthly PRC 29 data.
• Provides professional development for Crisis Prevention Institute and related practices and trauma-informed classrooms.
• Liaises with Administration, EC and General Ed staff, parents and students on behavior measurement and interventions.
• Develops and implements ongoing assessment strategies aligned with instructional goals.

Skills

Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA)

Behavior Intervention Plans (BIP)

Crisis Prevention Trainer

Nonviolent Crisis Prevention

Education

North Carolina Licensure

Master’s degree preferred

Job description

Moore County Schools Off Site Central Office in Carthage, NC seeks an Instructional Specialist for Behavioral Support to oversee at-risk students and lead behavior teams.

This exempt, 12-month position reports to the Director for Exceptional Children Services, supervising two Behavior Support staff and requiring NC licensure, a master’s degree preferred, and 5+ years in behavior science.