1 PBIS Coordinator (874) Job in Washington, PA
Blueprints is Hiring a PBIS Coordinator (874) Near Washington, PA
Job Description
NOW HIRING: PBIS Coordinato r -Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education or related field with a minimum of 30 ECE credits. Minimum of 3 years preschool teaching experience required.
Join our Team! Blueprints is hiring for a PBIS (Positive Behavior Intervention and Support) Coordinator. The PBIS Coordinator guides the implementation of foundational classroom practices to support program wide PBIS . Conducts classroom observations and assessments to develop and implement positive strategies & plans for preventing and addressing challenging behaviors. Coordinates with the Early Learning program managers to engage the contracted mental health consultants when needed for further observation, evaluation, and support.
- Competitive wage, salary & benefits
- Flexible work arrangements, 403B, Paid time off, Employee Assistance Program
- Business mileage reimbursement - .67 Cents/mile
For more information, please visit our website at www.myblueprints.org or call Kami Manni at 724-225-9550 Extension 477.
Job Summary
Full Time
$50k-66k (estimate)
05/02/2024
05/20/2024
myblueprints.org
UNIONTOWN, PA
200 - 500
1965
$10M - $50M
Social & Legal Services
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About Blueprints
Blueprints (formerly Community Action Southwest) has served and strengthened Washington and Greene County communities for the past 52 years, and has recently expanded into West Virginia. This nonprofit offers programs that fit into the pillars of Mind, Health, Home and Mind, including Early Head Start, Head Start, PA Pre-K Counts, WIC, foster care, adoption, youth and family services, senior services, adult education, job development, financial literacy, home ownership and others. With the agency's help, neighbors can establish a new master plan for their lives regardless of which program or s...ervice they need. the organizations $21 million operating budget and 340 employees inspire 20,000 people each year to break barriers and build futures.
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