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• Teaches reading, science, math and social studies to special education students in a resource room setting 
• Collaborates and works with classroom teachers in an inclusion setting 
• Effectively communicates with teachers, parents, and administrators to facilitate the IEP process. 
• Accurately and efficiently maintains Individual Educational Programs (IEP’s) and student’s files, including managing caseloads and meeting deadlines 
• Remains current on rules and regulations set forth in special education. 
• Participates in school-wide programs and activities. Qualifications (Partial List) 
• Valid Ohio Special Education license 
• Must pass criminal background checks and pre-employment drug screening. 
• Collaboration and problem-solving skills. 
• Understand the IEP procedures and policies 
• Familiarity with the elementary content standards 

Bradford Exempted Village Cell Phone Policy

Students will be permitted to bring their cell phones to school. However, all cell phones MUST be placed in their lockers for the duration of the school day.  Smart watches must also be placed in the students lockers during the school day.  

1st offense - phone will be taken until the end of the day.

2nd -phone will be taken until the end of the day and an after school detention issued and a parent has to pick up the phone. 

3rd offense -  phone being taken and an extended school issued and a parent has to pick up the phone. 

4th offense -phone will be taken and an ISS will be issued and a parent has to pick up the phone. 

5th offense - phone will be taken and a minimum of 3 days suspension will be issued and a parent has to pick up the phone.

*** Administration can exclude any student from bringing their cell phone to school at any time. 

Students will not be allowed to have cell phones in during detention, extended detentions, or ISS. 

Further violations of the cell phone policy will be dealt with by issuing Out of School Suspensions. This disciplinary action can and will also apply to students who allow other students to use their phone. Failure to turn over a cell phone to school employees when requested is insubordination, and will result in a more severe penalty including extended detention or suspension.

Any student that video tapes other students or staff while in the building without the knowledge or permission of those individuals will be subject to disciplinary actions.