K‑12 school staffing, powered by NorthPoint and headquartered in Atlanta.
We help school districts and charter schools find and hire the people their students are owed — so teachers and special education teams can stay with students, and that makes everyone win.
We recruit for every seat on a student support team: speech-language pathologists and clinical fellows, occupational and physical therapists, school psychologists, BCBAs and RBTs, counselors and social workers, special education teachers and paraprofessionals, interpreters, teachers of the deaf and visually impaired, and school nurses. When you call us, you're speaking with someone who knows the difference between a CCC-SLP and a clinical fellow who still needs a mentor — and which candidates belong in each seat.
We cast a wide net with targeted advertising and direct sourcing — then narrow it to the few people who fit your caseload, your schedule, and your campuses.
Schools are our specialty, and that focus changes everything.
We understand the licenses, certifications, caseloads, bell schedules and pay norms behind every school role — the things generalist firms guess at.
Targeted advertising and direct sourcing reach people who aren't on job boards — then we narrow it to the handful of candidates who actually fit.
We don't let searches sit. Expect a blinded shortlist of screened candidates within 48–72 hours of your request.
For every search we build a questionnaire with your input. Every résumé arrives with the candidate's answers — credentials, caseload, setting, schedule — so your questions are answered up front.
Candidates can film a short video introduction, so you see how they communicate before the first call.
Contract staff run through our back office as employer of record: weekly payroll, taxes and workers' comp, on one invoice.
The right hire protects your students, your team, and your budget.
A big district needs volume. A small rural one needs someone who will come — or connect by video. We staff both.
Hiring for your district or school? Tell us about the role — we'll take it from there.