Special Education / Special Olympics Coordinator / Stipend / 2025-2026 School Year presso Dublin Unified School District

Dublin, a suburban city in Alameda County’s East Bay and Tri-Valley regions, has a population of about 73,000 and sits at the I-580/680 intersection. Dublin Unified School District (DUSD) serves nearly 13,000 students from preschool to adult education across a diverse community. The district includes seven elementary schools, two middle schools, one TK-8 school, one continuation high school, and two comprehensive high schools. Committed to inclusive education, DUSD employees embrace the opportunity to ensure all TK-12 students receive instruction in the least restrictive environment by way of inclusion programming. Recognized among the "Best School Districts in California," DUSD schools have earned accolades such as the AP Honor Roll, National Blue Ribbon School, Gold Ribbon Award, and California Distinguished School. DUSD prohibits sex discrimination in all educational programs and activities. Concerns can be reported to Title IX Coordinator Heather Campos, Assistant Superintendent Human Resources. More details on nondiscrimination policies are available at https://dublinusd.org/

Examples of Duties: -Organize and oversee all training, sporting events, and social and award activities for the Tri-Valley with help from partners. -Organize and direct the Tri-Valley Area (Area) Leadership Team. -Serve as liaison between the Area Leadership Team and the regional and state offices. -Ensure all paperwork is completed and policies and procedures are adhered to by athletes, volunteer coaches, and partners. -Maintain Area databases for athletes, partners, coaches, practices, sports, etc. -Promote annual Special Olympics Bocce Ball Tournament and recruit DUSD leadership to participate in the games. -Administrative duties, e.g. submission of receipts for reimbursement, distribution of fliers for events, etc.

Requirements: -Physical Education or Special Education Credential – APE Added Authorization Highly Preferred -Experience teaching special needs students who are precluded from participating in general education physical education programs. -Ability to work independently, problem solve, and communicate effectively with staff, students, parents, SONC partners, and SONC administration. -Ability to meet deadlines and make data driven decisions for large and meaningful sporting events.

Compensation: Stipend: $15,000 for work completed August 2025 to June 2026 Reports directly to the Director of Special Education