The Behavior Interventionist serves as a primary advocate for students’ diverse needs, supporting attendance, behavior, health and safety, student mobility, and academic and non-academic needs. The role coordinates positive behavior interventions, after-school events, and culture and climate team members, and helps develop a culture and climate of high expectations. The Behavior Interventionist develops and coordinates individual behavior plans, supports teachers and students with disciplinary issues, and works with the principal and other Academy administrators to promote academic excellence and disciplined behavior. The role also supports student advisory activities, conducts home visits, collaborates with community agencies, and connects parents and guardians to community services.
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Job Type
Part-time
Education Level
Associate degree