Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

    Highlights

    Provide services as outlined on Individual Education Plans (IEPs) Focus supports on self-regulation, emotional control, transitions, routines, task initiation, functional communication, and classroom participation. This role functions as consultative support to classroom teams, ensuring consistent, proactive, and developmentally appropriate behavior practices across settings.

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationLawrence, MA

    Description

    Lawrence Family Development Charter School www.lfdcs.org Strengthening families…building community

    The BCBA supports students and staff in PreK-G8 by providing behavior analysis services, developing behavior management plans for students who receive Special Education and students who are receiving support through the RTI process, and providing targeted behavioral and social-emotional intervention recommendations. This role functions as consultative support to classroom teams, ensuring consistent, proactive, and developmentally appropriate behavior practices across settings. Core Responsibilities: Student Support & Intervention

    Provide services as outlined on Individual Education Plans (IEPs) Focus supports on self-regulation, emotional control, transitions, routines, task initiation, functional communication, and classroom participation. Support students across general education, inclusion, and specialized settings, as appropriate. Observe students across multiple environments to inform intervention planning. Use SEL and RTI data to identify student needs and appropriate interventions

    Behavior Planning & Data

    Develop and monitor evidence-based Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs). Conduct Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs) when appropriate and in collaboration with the special education team. Collect and analyze data through observation, interviews and review of academic records to assess intervention and plan effectiveness and guide adjustments. Support the development of measurable IEP goals related to social-emotional and behavioral needs.

    Classroom & Staff Collaboration

    Consult and collaborate with teachers regarding behavioral concerns and support. Support teachers and paraprofessionals in implementing behavior plans with fidelity. Provide professional development and model best practices for staff related to implementation of behavior plans, interventions, and positive supports.

    Meetings, Communication & Leadership

    Attend and contribute to IEP meetings, RTI meetings, and other relevant meetings. Communicate with families regarding student progress related to individual behavior plans, as appropriate. Provide regular updates and consultations with school leadership, including the Principal, Heads of School, and Student Services Coordinator.

    Qualifications

    Masters Degree in Education or related field

    BCBA Certification

    3 years experience preferred

    Experience with urban students of Hispanic backgrounds preferred

    Experience in Pk-8 Educational Setting preferred

    Bilingual (English/Spanish) Preferred

    Commitment to the mission and goals of LFDCS

    Demonstrated excellent communication skills (oral and written)

    Full-Time, School-Year position Reports to Principal

    Lawrence Family Development Charter School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, marital status, citizenship, genetic information, or any other characteristic protected by law.

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