ATX Learning in Virginia is hiring School Psychologists for the 2026–27 academic year. Join a mission-driven team where your work shapes student outcomes and supports districts across Virginia. You will lead referrals and evaluations, facilitate IEP meetings, conduct psychoeducational assessments, develop behavioral intervention plans, and collaborate with families and staff. A Virginia PPS credential is required and relocation support is available within the state.
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree required; Master’s in Education or Psychology preferred.
Active Virginia PPS Credential with School Psychology authorization.
Familiarity with Zoom, Teams and Google Classroom is preferred.
Responsibilities
Lead and manage student referrals and evaluations.
Participate in and facilitate IEP meetings.
Conduct psychological assessments using state-approved tools.
Develop and support behavioral intervention plans.
Collaborate with staff and families; offer training when needed.
Skills
Referral management
IEP collaboration
Assessment administration
Education
Bachelor's degree
Master's degree preferred
Tools
Zoom
Teams
Google Classroom
Job description
ATX Learning is hiring School Psychologists across Virginia for the 2026–27 academic year. Join a mission-driven team where your skills shape student outcomes—and your career.
Why Choose ATX Learning:
Competitive salary, direct deposit, and extensive paid time off
Full health coverage: medical, dental, vision, and no-cost life insurance
Reimbursements for VA credentialing and background checks
Bonuses for joining, completion, referrals, and longevity
Relocation support available within Virginia and roles across multiple districts
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree required; Master’s in Education or Psychology preferred
Active Virginia Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) Credential with School Psychology authorization
Familiarity with digital platforms (Zoom, Teams, Google Classroom) preferred
What You’ll Do:
Lead and manage student referrals and evaluations
Participate in and facilitate IEP meetings
Conduct psychological assessments using state-approved tools
Develop and support behavioral intervention plans
Collaborate with staff and families; offer training when needed