Employee Health Benefits Navigator
Description: The Employee Health Benefits Navigator is the district's primary contact for employees who need assistance with their medical and prescription benefits. The Navigator…
South Brunswick School District
South Brunswick School District is a school in North Brunswick, United States. As of 10 November 2026 it is advertising 3 vacancies: Employee Health Benefits Navigator, Paraprofessional – Special Education, 1:1 and Immediate Opening – Behavior Technician.
Listed on EduAtlas: the school’s official record and its live vacancies. 3 live vacancies.
- Type
- school district
- Local authority
- NJ
- Location
- North Brunswick, 08902, United States
- Telephone
- (732)297-7800
- Website
- sbschools.org
Vacancies (3)
Paraprofessional – Special Education, 1:1
Teaching support
Description: Provide 1:1 support for a student as directed and supported by the teacher and Individualized Education Plan. Experience: Prior experience with children with…
Immediate Opening – Behavior Technician
IT and technicians
DESCRIPTION: The Behavior Technician is a highly trained behavior intervention specialist with knowledge and skills necessary to support students through the application of…
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