The Behavioral Specialist will prioritize critical and high-need behavioral cases, build staff capacity through coaching and professional development, lead district crisis prevention and invtervention training, support BASE and other specialized behavior programming, and assist the district in maintining compliance with federal, state, and district requirements and evidence-based practices related to behavior intervention, restraint, and crisisi response. Assist district leadership in ensuring behavioral practices, specialized programs, crisis intervention, restraint, discipline, FBAs/BIPs, and related procedures comply with IDEA, Texas requirements, TEA guidance, district policy, and evidence-based practices; maintain required documentation and monitor district behavioral trends and data.