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School Psychologist

Job in Bristol, Bristol County, Rhode Island, 02809, USA
Listing for: Young World Physical Education
Full Time position
Listed on 2026-08-08
Job specializations:
  • Social Work
    Psychology, Mental Health
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 70000 - 95000 USD Yearly USD 70000.00 95000.00 YEAR
Job Description & How to Apply Below

Bristol Warren Regional School District Bristol Warren Regional School District
- Bristol, Rhode Island Open in Google Maps

School Psychologist

Bristol Warren Regional School District Bristol Warren Regional School District
- Bristol, Rhode Island Open in Google Maps

This job is also posted in Rhode Island State DOE Consortium Job Board

Job Details

Job : 5868150

Final date to receive applications: Aug 14, 2026 11:59 PM (UTC)

Posted: Aug 04, 2026 12:00 AM (UTC)

Starting Date: Aug 26, 2026

Job Description

QUALIFICATIONS:

1) Valid R.I. certification as School Psychologist;
2) Masters Degree in Psychology;
3) Knowledge of the federal and state regulations governing students with disabilities.

DESIRABLE

QUALIFICATION:

1) Well versed in current trends, therapeutic strategies, and evaluation techniques and tools utilized in school-based psychology for students aged 3-21;
2) Experience serving as a member of a team;
3) Skill in group processes and interpersonal communication.

REPORTS TO:

Director of Student Support Services and Superintendent

RESPONSIBLE TO:
Building Principal for day-to-day direction and supervision

JOB GOAL:
To provide for the adjustment of students; to provide psychological programs and services to students; to work with staff, parents, and community to identify strengths and needs of students suspected of having disabilities and to develop supports to promote student success. To assist administration, classroom teachers and other school staff in developing and implementing strategies to address the academic, social, emotional and behavioral needs of students in the school setting.

This individual will also observe, consult, implement and model positive, academic and behavioral supports and services for students with academic and behavioral challenges. The intent of these interventions is to develop positive outcomes for students in the LRE.

Performance Responsibilities

PLANNING/PREPARATION:
1) Participate in Eligibility, IEP, and other team meetings which require a qualified examiner or team of qualified professionals, and consult with/ be available to RTI and 504/ADA Accommodation teams as needed;
2) Plan, prepare, and participate in assessment and observation activities for students referred for or receiving special education;
3) Provide support and direction to teams when recommending/ determining needed evaluations or re-evaluations.

COORDINATION:
1) Adhere to all confidentiality requirements;
2) Identify materials/ resources necessary for the provision of psychological services;
3) Compile, review, and track data regarding student referrals, evaluations re-evaluations, and assessment completed by outside evaluators;
4) Review students’ confidential records prior to team’s re-evaluation discussions;
5) Provide a detailed schedule of services and activities.

ASSESSMENT/EVALUATION:
1) Conduct valid psychological assessments of students using current tools, in compliance with mandated legal timelines;
2) Write typed comprehensive reports citing tests administered with the results and interpretations of those results;
3) Analyze and interpret data in order to evaluate the effectiveness of intervention services;
4) Observe student in his/her classroom environment as part of the evaluation process;
5) Guide team through process of collecting data on student behaviors and on conducting Functional Behavioral Assessments, Manifestation Determinations, and other disciplinary procedures relating to behavioral concerns.

INTERVENTION AND DIRECT SERVICE:
1) Design and facilitate the implementation of behavioral and social support programs;
2) Provide individual and group activities to address behavioral, emotional, and social needs of students;
3) Provide and develop intervention strategies for teachers to use with students experiencing behavioral and social difficulties;
4) Work effectively with colleagues, parents, and students to promote a cooperative and positive relationship;
5) Provide consultation to parents on behavioral and social issues;
6) Participate as member of Crisis Intervention Team(s);
7) In collaboration with classroom teachers, social workers and psychologists, creates and monitors…

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