ASL Interpreter

Make a meaningful difference by supporting a high school student’s learning journey as a Sign Language Interpreter for the upcoming academic year. This contract position offers you the chance to work closely with a 9th-grade student in a behavioral classroom setting. The environment is collaborative and focused on facilitating the student’s access to instruction, ensuring their successful reintegration after attending a Residential Day School Program.

This role is dedicated to interpreting during instructional hours only, providing a schedule that offers both consistency and flexibility.

Ideal candidates will possess:

• At least one of the four national Sign Language Interpreter certifications (required)
• Demonstrated experience supporting students in classroom environments
• Proficiency in American Sign Language (ASL) and familiarity with assistive listening devices
• Ability to collaborate with educational staff and adapt to student needs
• Professionalism and sensitivity in supporting students adjusting to new educational settings

Responsibilities include:

• Providing ASL interpretation during instructional periods (average 6.5 hours per day)
• Facilitating effective communication between student and instructional staff
• Supporting a student who utilizes cochlear implants, hearing aids, and an ALD device
• Adhering to the student’s schedule, with no interpreting required during lunch, arrival, or dismissal
• Collaborating with classroom teachers and school staff to optimize student engagement
• Maintaining confidentiality and following ethical guidelines for educational interpreters

This is an opportunity to make a direct impact by empowering a student with unique communication needs to access their education. The contract runs from August 12, 2026, through May 27, 2027, with approximately 32.5 hours per week onsite.

If you’re a certified Sign Language Interpreter passionate about facilitating inclusion and academic growth, we encourage you to apply today and take the next step in your career supporting exceptional students.