Teams at Five Keys Schools and Programs

Oversees school psychological services, including recruiting and supervising interns, supporting School Psychologists, coordinating assessments and counseling, participating in IEP and multidisciplinary meetings, and ensuring compliance with special education regulations. The role provides psychoeducational assessment, behavioral support, consultation, training, documentation oversight, and collaboration with educators, families, universities, and community agencies. Travel across community sites and statewide meetings may be required.

Provides in-person digital literacy coaching, technical support, workshops, and career-readiness assistance to adult learners and system-impacted individuals. Helps participants use devices, email, internet platforms, accounts, and job applications; maintains records, conducts intake and follow-up, and supports welcoming digital access spaces. The role requires trauma-informed communication, adaptable instruction, troubleshooting skills, travel among community and jail sites, and successful jail clearance.

Provide special education services for transitional-aged students (15–22) in custody and community settings: deliver push-in/pull-out instruction, manage IEPs, lead IEP meetings, administer diagnostics, maintain records per SELPA/state/federal law, collaborate with staff, and ensure student safety.