Student Behavior & In-School Suspension Specialist

Shelby County Schools; Mallory (TN); On-site; USD 28,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

Shelby County Schools in Tennessee is seeking a dedicated professional to coordinate instructional activities and monitor academic progress for students in in-school suspension. You will collaborate with classroom teachers, S-Teams, and district staff to support behavioral development, document student data, and communicate with parents about behavior modification plans.

Qualifications include an Associate degree or two years of college, two years' experience with urban or disadvantaged youth,

Qualifications

• Associate degree or two years college (minimum 48 semester hours) required.
• Passing score on ParaPro assessment acceptable.
• Two years experience with urban and/or disadvantaged youth.
• CPR and First Aid certification must be possessed or obtainable.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate instructional activities with classroom teachers for students in in-school suspension.
• Monitor regular academic work while in in-school suspension.
• Collaborate with S-Teams and district staff to meet academic, behavioral needs.
• Provide tutorial assistance to students in in-school suspension.
• Maintain accurate student data and confidentiality.
• Communicate behavior modification plans to parents.
• Coordinate with parents and community agencies as needed.
• Attend school and district trainings and coordinate with staff.

Skills

Behavioral management

Student confidentiality

Parent communication

Education

Associate degree

Two years college (48 sem hours)

CPR certification

First Aid certification

Job description

Shelby County Schools in Tennessee is seeking a dedicated professional to coordinate instructional activities and monitor academic progress for students in in-school suspension. You will collaborate with classroom teachers, S-Teams, and district staff to support behavioral development, document student data, and communicate with parents about behavior modification plans.

Qualifications include an Associate degree or two years of college, two years' experience with urban or disadvantaged youth,