Ed Tech LEAD Program - Miller School

Regional School Unit 40 uses the applicant tracking system from Frontline Education to manage employment applications online. LEAD Program The LEAD Program supports students with significant cognitive, adaptive, and functional needs through individualized, skills-based instruction focused on communication, social development, functional academics, and independent living skills.

Pay Range: $18.88 to $28.96 per hour Key Responsibilities

• Support the deliver individualized instruction aligned with students' IEP goals, focusing on:

• Functional academics

• Communication and social skills

• Daily living and self-care skills

• Executive functioning and independence

• Support student inclusion and access to general education settings and community-based experiences, as appropriate

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience in functional life skills, adaptive programming, or transition planning
• Familiarity with assistive technology, AAC, or community-based instruction
• Experience supervising or mentoring support staff

Why Join RSU 40 & the LEAD Program

• Collaborative, supportive team culture
• Strong focus on professional growth and shared leadership
• Opportunity to make a meaningful, long-term impact on students' independence and quality of life
• District commitment to improving and strengthening special education programming

Educational Technician Job Description Job Goal: To assist in the provision of an appropriate and quality education for all students

Qualifications Essential Functions

• Criminal History Record Check (CHRC)
• Educational Technician III credential
• Similar work-related experience
• Strong characteristics of cooperation, flexibility, initiative, and industriousness
• Strong organizational skills
• Effective written and verbal communication skills
• Excellent interpersonal skills
• Ability to relate sensitively to a wide variety of people

Reports to: Assigned regular education teacher(s), special education case manager and

building administrator

• Review and reinforce learning previously introduced by the classroom teacher or

appropriate content specialist, or assist in drill or practice activities

• Perform non-instructional, non-evaluative functions
• Assist in the preparation of instructional materials
• Provide classroom management functions
• Introduce new learning preplanned in consultation with the classroom teacher or

appropriate content specialist

• Supervise small groups of students in community-based programs
• Develop and maintain trust and rapport with students
• Provide direct instructional support to students in the regular and special education

setting

• Maintain professional boundaries with highly vulnerable students, both in school

and in the community

• Accept direction of lead teacher and work collaboratively with team members
• Demonstrate positive communication with students, staff and parents
• Respectfully advocate for disabled children in the public-school setting
• Maintain a high level of ethical behavior and confidentiality of information

regarding students and their families

• Maintain a high level of professionalism in following and supporting school district

policies, school rules and team standards in all areas

• Inform classroom teacher of any problems or special information about individual

students

• Participate in in-service training programs, as assigned
• Carry out other duties and responsibilities as assigned by classroom teacher and

building administrator

• Carry out assigned duties relating to the supervision of students, such as

playground, study hall, cafeteria and bus loading activities

• Supervise students for recess, lunch, and boarding buses, class trips, and to and

from classes and/or other related services programs.

Required Supervision

• Meet with the classroom/program teacher or appropriate content area specialist

and receive direction on a regular basis, whenever possible on a twice weekly basis;

or

• Perform short-term instruction in small classes or in community-based programs

with indirect supervision

Behavioral Health Professional (BHP) Certification Job Goal: To work as an integral part of a clinical team in providing therapeutic and

educational support as well as supervision of students with significant mental health or

developmental disabilities within a school setting.

Candidate will perform all duties of an Educational Technician III, in addition to:

Behavioral

• Implement positive behavioral support plans under the supervision of clinical

supervisor

• Teach and encourage practice of adaptive skills in each student's plan
• Collect data as required
• Show good judgement in responding to unexpected changes or crises as they arise
• Apply safe therapeutic physical and non-physical intervention and crisis

management, as trained Supervision and Paperwork

• Attend weekly team meetings prepared to communicate concerns, identify students'

progress, and collaborate in developing proactive behavior plans

• Perform all duties required for billing, including clear and timely documentation of

services and progress notes

• Accept teacher, clinician and administrative supervision
• Learn and use skills related to atypical child development, developmental

disabilities, and behavior intervention

Regional School Unit 40 uses the applicant tracking system from Frontline Education to manage employment applications online.