East Noble School Corporation

East Noble School Corporation would like to hire a part time Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant

License required: • COTA, NBCOT, Indiana license
Contract days in the school year: 181 , Approximately 30 hours per week. Starting pay will be determined based upon experience.

Summary of Responsibilities:
• Participates in assessment of students in conjunction with an occupational therapist.
• Participates in the determination of therapeutic goals and objectives in conjunction with the occupational therapist.
• Participates in IEP conferences.
• Provides direct service to students.
• Consults with classroom teachers and assistants regarding student specific needs.
• Documents treatment provided through maintenance of written records.
• Participates in in-service training of staff in areas of need.
• Assists in determining students’ adaptive equipment needs.
• Attends scheduled therapy meetings and in-services.
• Meets with OTR as required by AOTA.
• Performs related work as required or assigned.

Interested applicants must apply on AppliTrack: https://www.applitrack.com/r8esc/onlineapp/_application.aspx?starting=true and include a copy of license/certification, letters of recommendation and resume.

Direct questions to:
Matt Stinson, Special Education Coordinator/Safety Specialist
260-347-2502
mstinson@eastnoble.net

East Noble School Corporation

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East Noble School Corporation

ENSC was informed that a staff member posted controversial statements on social media. The person named is not employed at East Noble and these views in no way reflect any views of East Noble School Corporation, it’s staff, or School Board.

East Noble School Corporation

The following message was emailed to ENSC families on June 19. I am hearing that not all families received the message:

Hello ENSC Families

I would like to give you a brief update on reopening school this fall. As you know, Gov. Holcomb, Dr. McCormick (State Superintendent), and our State and Federal Senators, Representatives, and Congressmen have made it clear they want children to return to school this fall! You may have read in the newspapers or heard from friends plans that are being put into place in area school districts. With seven weeks before the start of school, ENSC continues to discuss and outline a variety of safety strategies to implement this fall; however, we are not ready to solidify our plans. Much can change, good or bad, between now and August 6!

Please understand, ENSC plans will be centered on the following:

• Engineered safety - hand sanitizer, barriers, distancing desks, shields, directional pathways in the halls, eliminating touch points, etc.
• Reduce gatherings - large diverse group events will be reduced or cancelled. As a start, our August 3 Open House is cancelled. Watch for an alternative.
• Educate - ensure we are all aware of the symptoms of COVID and how we can reduce the risk on contracting/spreading the virus.
• Prevention - eliminate anything that will pose a risk to the health of our students. This could include no visitors in buildings.
• Eliminate ill students and adults from school - Students and staff will be expected to stay home when ill.

The above is very simplistic at this time. Please be patient as we continue to develop our strategies to keep our students and staff safe! Also, please remember, we will provide a quality education to our students using learning strategies that fit the individual needs of students whether that is face to face or online.

Thank you for your support and trusting ENSC with educating your students. We miss them and only want the best for each and every student who walks through the doors of our buildings!

Ann Linson, Superintendent

East Noble School Corporation

Exciting day! ENSC online registration is open for the 2020-2021 school year! Can’t wait for our students to return on August 6!