POSITION: Elementary Interventionists, as needed basis, before, during, after school
LOCATION: Beale (3) Positions, based on need and availability of Federal Funding
Salary: $35.00 per hour for services provided during the school day
$50.00 per hour for services provided outside the regular work-day/Afterschool
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
Teacher Certification required to deliver services:
• Elementary Education (3600)
• Multi-Subjects K-8 (3605)
• Reading Specialist ( 4300)
• Reading (4301)
• Multi-Categorical Special Education (E/BD, MI, and SLD) (4115)
• Emotional/Behavior Disorders (4111 and 4112)
• Mental Impaired (Mild/Moderate) (4113)
• Specific Learning Disabilities (4105)
• Gifted (4500)
JOB DUTIES:
1. Mason County Schools full-time teachers will only be paid for sessions outside their regular work-day schedule (8 hour day).
2. Interventionists will only be compensated for direct services to students.
3. Maintain confidentiality of student information.
4. Provide Service as per individual school plan.
• Maintain WVTSS Documentation
• Document specific research-based interventions used
5. Provide direct intervention services to identified students in the area of need.
6. Keep records of sessions to include:
• Student name and grade
• Area of intervention – subject (reading, math)
• Session begin and end time
• Prepare a master list of students with evaluation results (Pre and Post Test Scores)
• Report information on forms provided
7. Communicate progress with administrators and classroom teachers
8. Be approved by the Mason County Board of Education to provide services.
9. Any other duties necessary for program and/or student success as determined by the building administrator and/or Director of Federal Programs
10. Work schedule as determined by principal
Roles not permitted while being compensated as an Interventionist:
1. Substituting
2. Covering classes and/or planning times
3. Covering teachers' duties
4. Office Duties
5. Chaperoning students
Dependent on the availability of federal funds.
The West Virginia Department of Education is a government agency that oversees the public school system in West Virginia. We are responsible for implementing policies, distributing funds, administering statewide assessments, licensing educators and providing accountability data. Our goal is to provide a statewide system of education that ensures all students graduate from high school prepared for success in college and/or the career field.
