New Orleans, Louisiana, United States · On-site
$58k–$75k/yr
Title: Special Education Coordinator Purpose of Position: To ensure Audubon’s special education department complies with all state and federal guidelines Employment Status: Full-time Reporting Reports to: Principal Locat…
Skills: Special Education Compliance, IEP Development, Staff Supervision, Case Management, Professional Development
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States · On-site
Location: Audubon Baton Rouge Service Population: Students in Grades Kindergarten through 6th Grade Reports To: School Administration / Special Education Coordinator Position Overview Audubon Baton Rouge is seeking a com…
Skills: Occupational Therapy, Fine Motor Skills, Sensory Integration, Motor Planning, IEP Development
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States • On-site
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Ensure the special education department complies with all local, state, and federal guidelines while managing the eSER platform and IEP timelines. Lead and evaluate special education personnel and related-service providers to improve student achievement and programmatic effectiveness.
Requires a Master's degree in education or school psychology and at least 5 years of experience as a Special Education teacher. Candidates must have or be able to obtain certification as an Educational Diagnostician or School Psychology supervisor.
Title: Special Education Coordinator
Purpose of Position: To ensure Audubon’s special education department complies with all state and federal guidelines
Employment Status: Full-time Reporting
Reports to: Principal
Location: Assigned Campus
Essential Functions:
Monitor the effectiveness of programming for special education and provide guidance to the Sped Case-managers and staff on necessary programmatic changes and expectations to ensure increased student achievement for special education.
Supervise and lead a team of SpEd Case Managers and instructional staff to support effective implementation of programming for special education.
In partnership with instructional leaders, design and lead effective professional development in support of special education. Ensure alignment with network beliefs for professional learning, LDOE Guidelines for special populations.
Facilitate relationships to be leveraged in the support of special education.
Oversee state and district reporting and compliance for special education, including preparation and submission of all reports and data for federal, state and district monitoring in regard to special education.
Note: This job description is intended to convey information essential to understanding the scope of the position and is not an exhaustive list of skills, efforts, duties, responsibilities, or working conditions associated with it. Responsibilities may change based on the evolving needs of the school and its students.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
This position requires an organized and empathetic leader who is able to provide strategic leadership, supervision, guidance and support for a variety of stakeholders across all special populations. Applicants must demonstrate:
Education, Training and Experience:
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Audubon Schools: A Top-Choice Network in New Orleans including Uptown, Gentilly, and Now Expanding to Baton Rouge
Audubon Schools operates two high demand public elementary schools offering a high-quality, non-traditional education for New Orleans students with programming not available at any other public school in the city. We focus on cultivating the whole child through individualized hands-on learning, multi-cultural and language exposure, and emphasis on arts education. Established in 1981 as a Montessori school, Audubon Charter School also became an official French School in an historical agreement between the French Government and the State of Louisiana. It was chartered in 2006 under the governance of the Board of French and Montessori Education, Inc. (FAME, Inc.). In response to overwhelming demand for our school year over year, Audubon Gentilly opened in Fall 2018 to enable more New Orleans students to have access to a high-quality, non-traditional education. Audubon’s mission is to foster a culturally rich and academically rigorous learning environment using French and Montessori curricula and a comprehensive arts curriculum. We pride ourselves on offering a high-quality, non-traditional education for New Orleans students with programming not available at any other public school in the city. Audubon Uptown offers two programs in one school for over 800 students in grades K-8, a Montessori program and an authentic French program. Audubon Gentilly currently serves students in grades K-7 and will grow to serve up to 450 students in grades K-8 by 2024. Audubon Gentilly features a unique academic model, with Montessori-based academics and French language infusions. In 2025, Audubon was granted an opportunity to expand our network to the Capital City of Baton Rouge. In the fall of the 2025-26 school year, Audubon Baton Rouge will open its doors, servicing students from grades K-5. Audubon Baton Rouge will follow the model of our Gentilly Campus, with an innovative academic model with focus on arts inclusions.
Offices: 428 Broadway St, New Orleans, Louisiana 70118, US · 4720 Painters St, New Orleans, Louisiana 70122, US · 3128 Constance St, New Orleans, Louisiana 70115, US
Audubon Schools: A Top-Choice Network in New Orleans including Uptown, Gentilly, and Now Expanding to Baton Rouge
Audubon Schools operates two high demand public elementary schools offering a high-quality, non-traditional education for New Orleans students with programming not available at any other public school in the city. We focus on cultivating the whole child through individualized hands-on learning, multi-cultural and language exposure, and emphasis on arts education. Established in 1981 as a Montessori school, Audubon Charter School also became an official French School in an historical agreement between the French Government and the State of Louisiana. It was chartered in 2006 under the governance of the Board of French and Montessori Education, Inc. (FAME, Inc.). In response to overwhelming demand for our school year over year, Audubon Gentilly opened in Fall 2018 to enable more New Orleans students to have access to a high-quality, non-traditional education. Audubon’s mission is to foster a culturally rich and academically rigorous learning environment using French and Montessori curricula and a comprehensive arts curriculum. We pride ourselves on offering a high-quality, non-traditional education for New Orleans students with programming not available at any other public school in the city. Audubon Uptown offers two programs in one school for over 800 students in grades K-8, a Montessori program and an authentic French program. Audubon Gentilly currently serves students in grades K-7 and will grow to serve up to 450 students in grades K-8 by 2024. Audubon Gentilly features a unique academic model, with Montessori-based academics and French language infusions. In 2025, Audubon was granted an opportunity to expand our network to the Capital City of Baton Rouge. In the fall of the 2025-26 school year, Audubon Baton Rouge will open its doors, servicing students from grades K-5. Audubon Baton Rouge will follow the model of our Gentilly Campus, with an innovative academic model with focus on arts inclusions.
Offices: 428 Broadway St, New Orleans, Louisiana 70118, US · 4720 Painters St, New Orleans, Louisiana 70122, US · 3128 Constance St, New Orleans, Louisiana 70115, US
