Student Services and Outplacement Coordinator

Student Services Outplacement Coordinator

Reports to Director of Student Services and Early Childhood Qualifications Illinois Public Educator License (PEL) with Administrative or Principal Endorsement License, certificate, or endorsement in one or more related fields of special education, including special education teacher or other related service area Preferred Professional

Experience:

Demonstrated success in providing student educational services using best practices Demonstrated knowledge of and ability to use the data from assessments to inform changes in classroom instruction Demonstrated success in monitoring student education progress across multiple educational settings Strong interpersonal and communication skills Ability to interact with staff, families, and students with empathy and compassion Strong leadership skills Ability to interact collaboratively within the school community Strong management and problem-solving skills Ability to communicate and interact effectively with a variety of audiences Ability to interpret, analyze and use data Knowledge of special education laws and best practices Ability to respond effectively to high-need and/or emergency situations regarding student or family need Comprehensive and current knowledge of IDEA, State and Federal education laws and regulations Working Conditions Office and Remote Environment Classroom environment Driving a vehicle to conduct work Roles and Responsibilities Regularly meet with the Director of Student Services and Early Childhood.

Represents the District and serves as case manager/liaison for students receiving services outside of the district. Regularly attends and/or schedules various types of IEP and evaluation meetings for students in out-of-district placement or being considered for out-of-district placement. Attends IEP, annual review, and manifestation determination meetings for students receiving special education services under an individual service plan. Assists the team in determining eligibility for placement and appropriate placements and services for students.

Assists the team in developing the individualized education plan for students in private placement or being considered for private placement, including a behavior management plan, if appropriate, and participation in any academic and/or extracurricular activities at the home building. Explains the concept of appropriate education in the least restrictive environment to parents and team members. Utilizes knowledge of the continuum of services to assure students are educated in the least restrictive environment.

If a student cannot be educated appropriately within the District, suggest possible out-of-district placements that may offer appropriate educational programming. Arranges visits to potential out-of-district facilities for parents and students. When an out-of-district facility has been identified and has accepted the student, it facilitates the placement, including the transmittal of student records and scheduling special transportation. Ensures that students in out-of-district placements receive all programs and services specified in their individual education plan.

Maintains a working relationship with the administration of out-of-district placements Maintains a working relationship with the parents of District students placed in out-of-district placements. Supports students and families identified as eligible under McKinney-Vento in accessing community resources, as needed, in collaboration with the district McKinney-Vento Liaison Provides the Director of Student Services and Early Childhood with reports as requested. Assume any other duties as may from time to time be delegated by the Director of Student Services and Early Childhood.

Compensation $500.00 per day, up to, but not to exceed 70 days.