The Certified Teacher Interventionist will be responsible for gathering, interpreting, and utilizing assessment data to form intervention groups. This role involves implementing best practice instructional strategies and research-based intervention curriculum materials to address the learning needs of identified students. The interventionist will also model intervention strategies for teachers, analyze student achievement data, administer assessments, and provide professional development on intervention strategies. Collaboration with teachers, administrators, and parents regarding student progress is key, as is maintaining accurate student records and progress data. The position requires attending professional development to enhance instructional strategies and support the intervention program. This role also involves coordinating data collection related to MTSS, providing Tier 2 and/or Tier 3 intervention lessons with fidelity, and reviewing cases for ESE eligibility. Collaboration on MTSS paperwork and preparation for intervention groups with approved resources are also essential. The interventionist will attend data-based problem-solving meetings, MTSS meetings, and parent meetings focused on the students served, and work with the MTSS Coordinator to ensure MTSS packets are ready for ESE eligibility meetings. The role may also include other tasks assigned by the Principal.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level