Do school psychologists work in the summer?

School psychologists typically work during the school year, which usually spans from September to June. However, some school psychologists may work during the summer months, depending on the needs of their school district or organization.

Summer work for school psychologists may include:

* Providing psychological services to students who are participating in summer school programs

* Conducting assessments and evaluations for students who need special education services

* Developing and implementing intervention plans for students who are struggling academically or socially

* Providing professional development for teachers and other school staff

* Participating in research projects or other professional development activities

The amount of summer work that a school psychologist does will vary depending on the school district or organization they work for, as well as their own personal preferences. Some school psychologists may choose to work full-time during the summer, while others may only work part-time or on a contract basis.