Job Description
Step into a rewarding special education role supporting elementary and PreK students in a dynamic, contract-based environment. This position focuses on serving students with diverse learning needs in self-contained settings, working alongside dedicated paraprofessionals to promote successful outcomes.
Key Qualifications:
- Valid SPED license, or willingness to be considered with emergency or pending certification
- Open to candidates participating in the Teachers of America or ITeach programs
- Experience teaching students with autism or working in early childhood special education preferred
- Comfortable adapting curriculum and strategies to individualized education programs (IEPs)
- Strong collaboration skills for partnering with support staff and families
- Commitment to inclusive, student-centered education
Primary Duties:
- Provide instruction and support for one Elementary Autism SPED (K-2nd) caseload and one PreK SPED caseload
- Manage self-contained classrooms with para support for each group
- Develop and implement IEPs tailored to individual student strengths and goals
- Track and report student progress, adjusting plans as needed
- Foster a safe, positive classroom environment that encourages growth and independence
- Communicate regularly with families, staff, and other service providers
What Sets This Role Apart:
- Collaborate with a supportive special education team dedicated to student achievement
- Opportunity to build meaningful connections with students and families
- Structured environment with para support to help you focus on teaching
- Professional development opportunities
Take the next step in your teaching journey and make a lasting impact on students who benefit from your expertise and compassion. If you are eager to start as soon as possible and want to play a key role in the success of young learners, dont miss this chanceapply now to join a supportive school community and help create brighter futures.
Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Veterans/Disabled