A vacancy exists for a Training and Consulting - Secondary Mathematics Instruction, Intervention and Behavior at the Montgomery County Intermediate Unit..  This is a full-time, 194 day position in the Office of Student Services. This position provides technical support, consultative services, and professional learning to clients who provide education to ALL learners; works with school district, IU, PaTTAN staff; various agencies; and parents responsible for the education of learners with special needs.

Qualifications:

1. Pennsylvania Instructional II Certification in Special Education and Mathematics (secondary preferred).
2. Experience in math instruction or intervention (RtII/MTSS) and experience working with students with behavioral needs.
3. Effective communication, collaboration, and interpersonal skills for building an environment with a common instructional focus, promoting initiatives, and conveying expectations
4. Experience providing technical assistance and delivering professional development preferred
5. Ability to work effectively with professional personnel in educational agencies
6. Current Child Abuse, PA Criminal History and FBI Fingerprint clearance (dated within one year of hire)

Responsibilities:

1. Support Montgomery County educators in the use of effective instructional practices and strategies for students with disabilities with a focus on Secondary Mathematics and Behavior.
2. Applied knowledge of: PA Core Standards and Chapter 14, Data Driven Decision Making, Response to Instruction and Intervention (RtII)/Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS), Differentiated Instruction, Universal Design for Learning (UDL), Inclusive Practices, Co-Teaching, Progress Monitoring, Educator Effectiveness: Framework for Teaching, PVAAS.
3. Respond to school entities, including MCIU, and their requests for technical support, consultative services, and professional learning assistance.
4. Collaborate with PaTTAN and other IUs regarding PDE and Bureau of Special Education initiatives.
5. Provide information and training to parents, teachers, and administrators in learning more about the education of students with disabilities.
6. Participation and leadership within regional councils and forums.
7. Plan and participate in regional and statewide conferences, workshops and planning sessions.
8. Assist in the development of resources (i.e., brochures, training modules, etc.)
9. Occasional overnight travel may be required

Salary:

$56,000 - $110,534