Interventionist

Position Overview

The Interventionist provides targeted academic and behavioral support to students through Tier 2 and Tier 3 interventions, assists classroom teachers, and contributes to the overall success of our school community.

Key Responsibilities

Instruction & Intervention Prepare for and teach Tier 2 and Tier 3 intervention groups based on student data, using appropriate programs. Submit lesson plans on time. Assist teachers in classrooms with behavior management, student engagement, and supporting struggling learners. Administer and/or proctor benchmark and state assessments.

Fill in for absent teachers and/or other interventionists as needed. Student Support & Behavior Management Write behavior referrals when necessary. Respect quiet spaces and maintain a positive learning environment. Communicate with the office and other staff throughout the day regarding student needs. Professional Development & Collaboration Attend and actively participate in professional development (PD) sessions; complete all assignments.

Attend mandatory training, meetings, and afterschool activities. Attend “Meet the Teacher” events with your grade level team. Plan and attend parent-teacher conferences at least once a year. Administrative & School Duties Manage classroom data binders. Maintain hall bulletin boards monthly for your grade level and an additional month for the community bulletin board.

Perform before school, after school, and lunchroom duties. Perform other duties as assigned to benefit the school and scholars. Professionalism Maintain professionalism in dress, speech, and actions. Communicate respectfully and effectively with colleagues, students, and parents.

Qualifications

High School or Bachelors Degree