Social and Emotional Coach
School District of Bayfield · Bayfield, WI · 2 wk ago
OTHR$44k–$89k/yrFull-time
Qualifications
- Bachelor's Degree or higher in education field
- Wisconsin Teaching Certification is preferred
- Special education teaching certification is preferred
- Elementary/Junior High/High School leadership experience is preferred
Responsibilities
- Assist administration with reporting requirements as pertaining to student discipline
- Assist administration and Pupil Services Team with district behavior management goals
- Supervisory roles as assigned by administration (i.e. recess duty/lunch duty/etc.)
- Compile district wide behavior data to share with Admin team, & Board
- Review and/or input behavior incident referrals into district reporting platforms (Infinite Campus)
- Attend grade level meetings to analyze grade level data
- Serve as the PBIS Coordinator and implement school wide positive behavior supports (PBIS)
- Attend IEP and 504 meetings for behavior related issues and planning as needed
- Establish and review all behavior plans; including the development of, communication of, and review of existing plans
- Review, input, and handle consequences of minor incident referrals k-12
- Communicate with parents consistently and efficiently about both positive and negative behaviors
- Keep discipline/behavior handbook updated and the administrative team informed of any needed changes
- Communicate discipline promptly with staff
- Be visible before school, during recesses, and hallway transitions to monitor behavior
- Schedule/coordinate professional development on classroom management for teachers
- Establish goals to reduce negative behaviors
- Attend various trainings on classroom management/student discipline issues
- All other duties as assigned by administration
Additional Duties
- Assist various district teams (i.e. emergency response team)
- Attend faculty meetings to provide updates related to district behavior goals
- Attend/present at conferences
- Work with administration in finding various revenue streams to increase resources for district
Work Environment
The District maintains a drug-free workplace. All employees are responsible for complying with the drug-free workplace policy throughout their employment in the District.
Benefits
- Health Insurance
- Dental Insurance
- Retirement fund through the Wisconsin Retirement System
- Long Term Disability
- PTO
- Paid Holidays
Pay and Schedule
FTE: 1.0 (186 Contract Days), FLSA Status Exempt, Salary Range $44,218 - $89,479 (Based on the district hiring schedule and years of licensed teaching experience)