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Blue Jay Academy

Who Are We?  

Blue Jay Academy is a private school for children with special needs and disabilities from grades K through 12. Serving Volusia County special needs students, Blue Jay Academy is a progressive school for children who struggle with any type of disability or special need. We work with children that have various special needs, including ADHD, Autism and Processing Deficits.

At Blue Jay Academy we provide a high-quality, friendly and caring environment with therapy in order to increase the academic and behavioral abilities of our students. Our dedicated, child centered program is the most important factor in providing the best services and education to our students.

ABOUT US

At Blue Jay Academy, we provide a high-quality, friendly and caring environment with therapy in order to increase the academic and behavioral abilities of our students. Our dedicated, child centered program is the most important factor in providing the best services and education to our students. We work with children that have various special needs, including ADHD, Autism and Processing Deficits.

Blue Jay Academy takes a child centered approach with the whole family. Working with our families provides a continuance from the school day to the home, which helps ensure steady progress in all of our students.

We are always looking for passionate, caring, and dedicated individuals who want to make a difference. 

WHY JOIN US

Working in one of our schools means being part of a supportive team that values collaboration, growth, and purpose-driven work.

Whether you work in the classroom, school leadership, enrollment, or school support operations, you’ll help create a positive environment where children feel safe, supported, and inspired to learn.

We invest in our people through training, development, mentorship, and opportunities for career growth across our schools. 

WHO WE’RE LOOKING FOR

We’re seeking individuals who:

  • Are passionate about working with children that have various special needs and supporting families
  • Create positive and supportive relationships with others
  • Lead with integrity, professionalism, and compassion
  • Thrive in a team-oriented environment
  • Value safety, learning, and excellence
  • Bring a proactive and positive approach to their work 

FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES

Don’t see a current opening that matches your background or interests? We’d still love to hear from you.

Submit your information to be considered for future opportunities across our schools and support teams. As positions become available, our team may contact you regarding roles that align with your experience and interests.

 

 

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