San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools

Job Summary The Speech and Language Pathologist (SLP) provides individualized educationally based speech and language therapy to students. The SLP is responsible for developing, implementing, and relating the daily activities of the students to the core curriculum. Through continuous collaboration with a variety of individuals and groups, including parents, district and county personnel and various agencies, the SLP provides for the academic, social, and emotional growth of each student by using a variety of instructional strategies. The SLP continually assesses student's progress to maximize their fullest potential. The SLP will identify and provide remedial services for students with impairments of language, speech, and hearing. This position serves as a resource person to regular and special education teachers. Location Needles, CA Health and Welfare Employer pays up to $23,300 annually. Benefits Package (Medical, Vision, Dental & Life). Medical choices are Blue...

POSITION DESCRIPTION Under the supervision of an administrator, performs a variety of instructional activities and support activities for students throughout the county. The Paraeducator works in the classroom and/or in the community to assist the teacher in the preparation and implementation of education and training programs. The Paraeducator directs and encourages student completion of all teacher-initiated activities in a variety of educational settings. Alternative Education Programs: Paraeducators working in the Alternative Education programs will assist teachers to provide youth who are at promise with academic training and supervision while maintaining a safe classroom environment in the following programs: • Community Schools, providing students with academic, social, emotional development from grades 3-12 who have been expelled or referred by their local school districts or Probation. • Juvenile Court School, serving students who are wards of the...

The San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools office acts as an intermediate service agency between the California Department of Education and the 33 school districts in San Bernardino County to help meet the educational needs of all children county-wide. We are committed to working with our school districts, other agencies, families and the community at large by providing services, information and leadership, always with a focus on students.   Requirements / Qualifications .Completed Ed-Join on-line application .Attach One (1) current (dated and signed within 3 years) letter of reference .Attach Current Resume .SB792 requires that anyone employed in a State Preschool program must be immunized against influenza, pertussis, and measles. You must submit proof of immunization against influenza, pertussis, and measles from a licensed physician. You may decline the influenza vaccine. Should you decline, you will be required to complete a Statement of...

POSITION DESCRIPTION The Special Education Teacher provides individualized education programs to students. The teacher is responsible for developing, implementing and relating the daily activities of the students to the core curriculum. Through continuous collaboration with a variety of individuals and groups, including parents, district and county personnel and various agencies, the Teacher provides for the academic, social and emotional growth of each student by using a variety of instructional strategies. The Teacher continually assesses students’ progress to maximize their fullest potential. For the current assignment, the Special Education Teacher, Deaf/Hard of Hearing provides individual education programs for students who have been assessed as having mild to profound hearing disorders, which cannot be remediated, in other Special Education programs or in the regular classroom. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS • Provides supervision for all children; •...

POSITION DESCRIPTION Under the direct supervision of the Occupational Therapist, the Occupational Therapy Assistant provides therapy services to special education students, ages 3 to 22 years in classrooms at various school site locations. This position will assist the Occupational Therapist on a day-to-day basis and will perform  services to students as outlined in the treatment plans. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS • Responds to requests for services from classroom teachers. • Assists the Occupational Therapist with data collection and various assessment instruments; • Assists the Occupational Therapist in the development of treatment goals for students; • Implements intervention plans as outlined by the Occupational Therapist; • Utilizes intervention tools and materials under the direction of the Occupational Therapist; • Collaborates with health care team, teachers, students, and parents; • Maintains equipment and supplies; •...

POSITION DESCRIPTION The substitute teacher works in the classroom to implement education and training programs. The substitute teacher directs, assists and encourages the completion of all teacher initiated activities in a variety of educational settings, including: Alternative Education Programs: Substitute Teachers working in the Alternative Education programs will assist in maintaining a safe classroom environment and provide academic training and supervision of "at-risk” youth through the following programs: Community Schools, providing academic, social skills and mental health development to students from grades 7-12 who have been expelled or referred by their local school districts or Probation; Juvenile Court Schools, bringing academic, vocational and computerized instruction, along with improvement of self-esteem and social skills, to Juvenile Hall to serve students who are wards of the court. Special Education Programs: Substitute Teachers working in...

All applicants must be able to meet Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA, formerly NCLB) requirement to receive further consideration. POSITION DESCRIPTION The Paraeducator works in the classroom to assist the teacher in the preparation and implementation of education and training programs. The Paraeducator assists and encourages the completion of all teacher-initiated activities in a variety of educational settings, including: Alternative Education Programs: Paraeducators working in the Alternative Education programs will assist teachers to provide youth who are “at risk” with academic training and supervision of the following programs: • Community Schools , providing students with academic, social skills and mental health development from grades 3-12 who have been expelled or referred by their local school districts or Probation; • Juvenile Court School, serving students who are wards of the court with academic, career technical education...