School Psychologist - Data-Driven Student Support

Douglas County School District; Franktown (CO); On-site; USD 62,150 - 131,345; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Voluntary 401(k)

Voluntary 403(b)

Voluntary 457 retirement plans

Job summary

Douglas County School District in Colorado seeks a School Psychologist to serve PK-12 students, providing universal, targeted, and intensive supports. The role emphasizes assessment, data-driven decision making, and psycho-educational practices to plan, consult, and deliver direct and indirect services.

Based at Franktown Elementary, the position requires a Specialist/SPS license, a Master’s in Educational Psychology, and collaboration with diverse teams to promote student success and wellbeing.

Qualifications

• Hold a Specialist Degree in School Psychology or equivalent licensure (Colorado).
• Must possess a Colorado Special Services License as School Psychologist.

Responsibilities

• Maintain continuing education requirements for licensure.
• Implement crisis prevention, intervention, and recovery efforts.
• Document health-related services in Medicaid and district systems.
• Provide case management support and collaborate with school personnel and families.
• Attend district professional development in mental health and special education.
• Conduct assessments (cognitive, FBA/BIP) and data-based decision-making.
• Maintain accurate records of services and progress toward goals.
• Complete safety screenings and implement instructional programming.

Skills

Data-based decision-making

Psycho-educational practices

Crisis prevention/intervention

Case management

Assessment (cognitive)

Education

Master's Degree: Educational Psychology

Job description

Douglas County School District in Colorado seeks a School Psychologist to serve PK-12 students, providing universal, targeted, and intensive supports. The role emphasizes assessment, data-driven decision making, and psycho-educational practices to plan, consult, and deliver direct and indirect services.

Based at Franktown Elementary, the position requires a Specialist/SPS license, a Master’s in Educational Psychology, and collaboration with diverse teams to promote student success and wellbeing.