
Full Time Internship for the 27-28 School Year with Stipend
The Red Clay Consolidated School District follows the NASP Practice Model as our school psychologists have a variety of roles and responsibilities including: support of the school's Multi-tiered System of Supports, conducting psychoeducational evaluations and functional behavioral assessments, coordinating behavioral supports, providing counseling supports and consulting with staff and families. The school psychologist intern will perform duties of the school psychologist as listed below under the direction of school psychologist supervisors.
Applicant must be enrolled in a NASP accredited School Psychology graduate program and meet the requirements to begin a full year internship
Coursework and practicum experiences in school psychology
Required Certificate(s):(One or more are required to qualify for this position.)
Required Endorsement(s):(One or more are required to qualify for this position.)
Completed Online Application via Join Delaware Schools
https://www.joindelawareschools.org/
Letter of Interest
Resume'
Three letters of reference
Completed Online Application via Join Delaware Schools
https://www.joindelawareschools.org/
Letter of Interest
Resume'
Contact InformationName:Sarah CelestinTitle:Senior Director of Student Services & Special EducationE-mail:sarah.celestin@redclay.k12.de.usPhone:302-552-3773
Closing: Until Filled

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