School Psychologist

'Our mission is to ensure that every student develops the enduring knowledge, skills, and character to thrive in a changing world.'

Position: School Psychologist

School Year:

Location: Roaring Fork School District

Reports to: Special Education Director

Classification: Certified Exempt - Full-Time (1.0 FTE / 40 hours per week)

Contract Period: 185 working days

• *$56,809 - $87,909 (Based on education and years of relevant teaching experience)
  * The annual salary listed above is based on a full-time, 8-hour workday (FTE
  1) and a full working calendar. For positions with less than a full FTE or reduced hours, such as part-time or late-start positions, the salary will be prorated accordingly. Certified Salary Schedule
• Credentialed teaching experience outside the District or U.S. may be considered in salary placement. See our Salary Placement Criteria for more information.

• The Roaring Fork School District (RFSD) offers full district paid employee health benefits, including medical, life, voluntary vision, dental, and dependent coverage. Other benefits include paid leave, CO PERA (pension plan) enrollment with district contribution, TSA options, employee assistance programs (EAP) and supplemental insurance. In addition, RFSD offers highly reduced and payroll deducted ski passes and an employee referral program.
• RFSD prohibits discrimination, harassment, intimidation, and bullying in all district activities. Read the district's full nondiscrimination statement online at

• With 14 schools and 5,600 students, the Roaring Fork School District is located in the culturally vibrant and naturally stunning Roaring Fork Valley serving the communities of Glenwood Springs, Carbondale, and Basalt. The Roaring Fork Schools believe that teachers are our most important asset, and our teachers enjoy a true teacher voice in decision-making; clear and collaborative leadership; small class sizes;
  
  a highly competitive and progressive salary schedule; access to our affordable housing program; and a culture of self-care and well-being. We believe diversity is a strength, and our staff makes a real difference for our students who come from different ethnicities, cultures, and socio-economic backgrounds.

• The school psychologist is responsible for consultation services, direct counseling services, program evaluation, specific assessments, and works in collaboration with various school teams to assist the District in its mission to ensure that every student develops the enduring knowledge, skills and character to thrive in a changing world.

• Serve as a resource for general and special education staff to promote and implement academic and behavioral supports.
• Write behavior plans in conjunction with other pertinent team members (e.g., special education staff and parents) and assist with behavior interventions when deemed appropriate.
• Participate in the district Response to Intervention programs to assist with the facilitation and documentation of research-based methods for academic and behavioral supports.
• Administer, score and interpret necessary assessments (broad and focused) to assist in determining disabling conditions, and/or tiered programming for students according to State and Federal Regulations and according to District policies and procedures.
• Participate as members of special education teams and with the IEP process and share pertinent evaluation/observation information with parents, students, and agencies as appropriate.
• Provide direct psychological counseling services to targeted students.
• Meets all legal requirements, including timelines for professional practices in accordance with educational law and district policies and procedures. Items may include, but not limited to, 504, RtI, MTSS, FBA/BIP concurrent enrollment and/or graduation plans/requirements.
• Provides group and individual therapy and services. Adapts services based on the academic, personal/social and career needs of students.
• Has knowledge of community/local services to assist students; uses knowledge of students' homes, community and school to implement, evaluate and adapt services.
• Utilizes materials and develops programming and services that honor diversity within the home, school and local and global communities based on culture, diverse demographics and socio-economic status.
• Adapts services based on the academic, personal/social and career needs of students.
• Plans and delivers services based on the synthesis of multiple sources of data related to student abilities, interests, skills and achievement.
• Other duties as assigned.

• Continuum of mental health services, including prevention and intervention strategies.
• Special education rules and regulations
• Standardized and non-standardized assessments
• Special education rules and regulations
• Students with disabilities
• Knowledge of using data to promote student achievement
• Positive discipline and classroom management techniques
• Knowledge of deescalation and physical…