Secondary School Social Worker- Green Valley Ranch Campus

About Rocky Mountain Prep Rocky Mountain Prep is a growing network of innovative public charter schools, serving students in pre-kindergarten through 12th Grade in the Greater Denver Area.

Rocky Mountain Prep opened its first school in 2012 with 130 students and has grown to four schools, working with over 1,800 scholars across two districts.

Grounded in our culture of rigor and love, our schools consistently outperform local districts academically, while also ensuring our scholars are developing in our PEAK values of perseverance, excellence, adventure, and kindness.

In the school year 2023-2024, we will grow to 12 schools serving over 5,000 students Who We Seek If you are someone who is mission-driven, humble in your reflections about your practice, smart in the ways you approach data, and results-oriented, we’d love to see you apply.

During the 2023-2024 school year, RMP is driving after five big goals : Going Green on the Colorado School Performance Framework 90% Student Persistence 95% Daily Attendance Fully Enrolled by October Count Academic Goals Elementary : Pre-K Students show 1 year of growth Elementary : Kinder through 2nd Grade Students Grow 1.

25 years in ELA and Math Elementary : 40% of 3rd through 5th Grade students meet their Millionaire Goal (1 million words read) Middle School : 40% of 6th through 8th Grade Students meet their Millionaire Goal (2 million words read) High School : 100% College Acceptance Each member of the organization plays a part in achieving these goals.

School-based staff members will work towards 2 or 3 metrics that are aligned to both their individual roles AND the Big 5.

These metrics vary by position and are subject to change. In This Role You Will... Responsible Assessment and Intervention Practices in Special Education and Section 504 Conducts valid, fair, and legally defensible evaluations for Special Education and Section 504 eligibility, including students in center-based programming.

A school social worker performs a variety of standardized and informal social-emotional-behavioral, adaptive, and other assessments for students.

A school psychologist performs a variety of standardized and informal cognitive, executive functioning, social-emotional-behavioral, adaptive, and other assessments for students.

Administer and interprets findings to identify student needs and develop subsequent appropriate interventions and services through IEP programming Attends and contributes to IEP meetings as appropriate;

present results in clear, understandable terms to a variety of audiences (e.g., parents, students, staff, community) so that the recipient can make informed choices Assist with the implementation and monitoring of IEPs and 504 Plans (If applicable to assignment) Collaborates with and provides consultation to the center team to ensure social emotional needs of students are met Tiered Model of School Mental Health Interventions, Services and Supports Provides direct and indirect special education services based on IEPs and mental health services based on Section 504s for students across LREs (e.

g., Mild / Moderate, center-based programming). Participates in team approach on Functional Behavior Assessments and development of Behavior Intervention Plans;

designs and implements and progress monitors services and intervention plans Uses skill-building strategies through direct and indirect service methods in a small group or individual settings to teach students effective, positive behaviors, such as self-regulation and self-monitoring planning / organization, impulse control, empathy, and healthy decision-making Designs, implements, monitors, and adapts student response to research-based interventions for targeted academic, behavioral, social, and emotional needs Follows protocol for providing students in General Education / MTSS with counseling services that align with district and / or STRIVE expectations (e.

g., SE / MH plan, consent for counseling, documentation in ezEdMed, progress monitoring ) Collaborates with families and community providers to develop student intervention / action and intervention plans Work collaboratively with other school personnel to create and maintain a variety of services to support all students’ attainment of academic, social, emotional, and behavioral goals Takes lead on filing for truancy contempt and implementing court order Preventative and Responsive Crisis Services Collaborates with school personnel, parents, students, and community resources to provide competent mental health support during and after crisis situations and support network crisis responses as needed and follow ERCM network response team procedures Conducts suicide risk review process and nonsuicidal self-injury protocols according to training and best practices (e.

g., follow protocol, inform parents, provide recommendations and referrals to community services, and often provide follow up counseling and support at school) for students Participates in threat response system process according to training and best practices for students As appropriate, offers families resources and referrals for services in the community and support families in navigating those services Requirements Must Haves Meets all professional licensure requirements (i.

e., CDE SSP License ). Learn more here . Training and experience in restorative and trauma-informed approaches A commitment to the social emotional well-being of all scholars and the culture of the school.

Experience working with historically marginalized communities in any setting. Deep personal and professional commitment to growing as an anti-racist and anti-oppressive mental health provider.

Nice to Haves Speaks Spanish Has experience working with English Learners Demonstrated success working with students of color and students with varied abilities Our Benefits Package Includes.

Health Insurance (medical, dental, vision) Disability Insurance Life Insurance Retirement through PERA Salary This is a full-time, benefits-eligible position with a salary range of $75,000- $87,800.

Want more information? Please review our Rocky Mountain Prep Frequently Asked Questions to learn more about our program! Please review our Fellowship FAQs to learn more about the RMP Teaching Fellowship! Demonstrate eligibility to work in the United States In compliance with federal law, all persons hired will be required to verify identity and eligibility to work in the United States and to complete the required employment eligibility verification form upon hire.

Rocky Mountain Prep does not sponsor visas at this time. RMP is an equal opportunity employer. We seek applicants of diverse backgrounds and hire without regard to color, gender, religion, national origin, citizenship, disability, age, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic protected by law.

If you have any questions, please email our Talent Recruiter Lexi Pacheco at lexi.pacheco @rockymountainprep.org. We appreciate your interest in Rocky Mountain Prep and look forward to getting to know you! Powered by JazzHR