School Psychologists Anticipated (2026-2027)

About the role

At Springfield Public Schools, you will be part of a dynamic team dedicated to the growth and achievement of over 24,000 students from diverse backgrounds. You will partner with families and communities to create lasting impact beyond the classroom, driving a vision where every child is seen, heard, and prepared for success.

Responsibilities

• Champion rigorous, engaging, and inclusive teaching practices
• Use data to drive decisions and accelerate student growth
• Provide meaningful feedback to elevate teaching and learning
• Administer comprehensive assessments addressing areas of suspected disability
• Write comprehensive and professional reports with educationally relevant recommendations
• Participate in 603 CMR Team meetings as an evaluator to help determine eligibility for special education
• Create a safe, welcoming, and student-centered environment
• Build authentic partnerships with families from all backgrounds
• Communicate openly, respectfully, and consistently
• Lead with integrity, empathy, and high expectations

Qualifications

• Master’s Degree from an accredited college or university
• Certified as a School Psychologist by the Massachusetts Department of Education
• Licensing as an Educational Psychologist by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts (preferred)
• Two years of successful teaching experience (one year should be in a school setting)
• Proven ability to work effectively with/for children and adults in a multi-cultural community
• Empathetic to the needs of young people and adults in the area of special needs

Benefits

Springfield Public Schools is committed to maintaining a work environment free from discrimination and fostering a diverse team. We offer competitive salaries and benefits, professional development opportunities, and career advancement pathways. We also provide numerous resources to support our teaching staff and promote equity and excellence.