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8 EDCAL February 11, 2019 Continued from page 7 manager, director level ✪ Orinda Union School District —Director of Student Services Orinda Union School District is seeking a Director of Student Services. Salary: $149,371 - $175,013 plus $1,061.34 a year for a Master’s and/or Doctorate degree. Work days: 222. Apply on www.edjoin.org/orindausd. ✪ Roseville City School District—Director of Educational Support Services (2019/2020 School Year) Seeking experienced Director to manage overall operations of Special Education programs and services.. Salary $107,958 - 138,127 plus masters/ doctorate stipends, 225 days/year. ADA 11,600. Please contact Lois Nakamoto at [email protected] or [phone]. Apply online at www.edjoin.org/rcsdk8 by March 1, 2019. ✖ Scotts Valley Unified School District—Scotts Valley Unified School District, Santa Cruz County-Director of Student Services Salary: $97,866-$119,068; Masters $1,200; mileage/cell phone stipends. Work days: 220. Contact: Carolyn Lewis, Human Resources Administrator at [email protected] or [phone] ext. 108. Application deadline: February 15, 2019 by 4:00 pm. Please apply at www.edjoin.org. Interview Dates: February 25 and 28, 2019. Sonoma County Office of Education—Director of Geographical Lead Agency Grant Deadline: 3/1/2019. Salary ($127,329-$131,939/yr, 225 days-Range 4 Cert. Mgmt.), Contact: Susie Truelove, HR Analyst, [email protected]. Apply via EdJoin and submit all required documents by closing date. https://www.edjoin.org/Home/JobPosting/1130940 ✪ Walnut Creek School District—Chief Business Official ADA 3,600 K-8 Contra Costa County. Annual Salary: $124,454-$150,053 plus benefits. Work Days: 224. Contact: Anne Siri [email protected] / 925-944-6850 x2004. EdJoin: www.edjoin.org/Home/ DistrictJobPosting/1134873. Apply By: 2/27/2019. manager, other ✪ Bonita Unified School District—Database Administrator The Database Administrator will maintain a variety of databases and software applications. The Database Administrator will implement processes to ensure data accuracy and security, and contribute to a strong team environment by exhibiting high work standards and contributing to ongoing initiatives. The Database Administrator will also be responsible for the maintenance and operations of the District’s Student Information System (Aeries). coordinator ✪ Roseville City School District—Coordinator of Educational Support Services (2019/2020 School Year) Seeking Coordinator to coordinate and implement the district’s Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS). Salary $91,303-110,065 plus masters/doctorate stipends, 195 days/year. ADA 11,600. Please contact Lois Nakamoto at Lnakamoto@ rcsdk8.org or [phone]. Apply online at www.edjoin.org/rcsdk8 by March 5, 2019. confidential Sutter Union High School District—Chief Business Official Salary: $81,780- 96,684. Position begins July 1, 2019 and is 260 days per year. Contact Ryan Robison, Superintendent/Principal [phone] Ext: 205 or [email protected]. Apply online at www.edjoin.org. Application deadline is March 1, 2019. other certificated Mono County Office of Education—School Psycologist Please apply at www.edjoin. org/Home/DistrictJobPosting/1122877. other Small School Districts’ Association—SSDA Executive Director Responsible for overseeing administration, implementing programs, and following the strategic plan/ mission of the organization. Salary: Competitive and negotiable. Deadline: February 28, 2019 - 5:00 p.m. More information: Debra Pearson [phone] (cell); [phone] (office); [email protected]; www.ssda.org/jobs. careers.acsa.org SB County schools awarded mental health, wellness initiative grant The San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools has received a two-year, $80,000 Mental Health and Wellness Initiative Local Partnership Grant from Kaiser Permanente Southern California Regional Community Health. “The grant will allow us to provide training programs and technical assistance to local schools and districts to reduce the mental health stigma, as well as improve efforts and attitudes regarding mental health, trauma and resilience,” said County Superintendent Ted Alejandre. Early in 2019, SBCSS’ John Juniper, program manager of Coordinated School Health, will begin training for about 50 schools countywide to shift the culture about dealing with mental health issues on campuses. By 2020, Juniper estimates about 150 county schools will have access to the training. Grant activities will be coordinat- ed between the County Department of Behavioral Health and schools’ Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports work to support students’ overall behavioral and mental health needs as part of a county- wide focus on social/emotional wellness for students as a foundation for academic success. Focus areas of the grant include the edu- cation and care of individuals; community and social support systems; and organiza- tional culture, practice and policies. By establishing a Community Service Providers’ Network, Juniper said teams will concentrate on prevention and early inter- vention to help students with their atten- dance and ultimately improving their edu- cational outcomes.