High School Emotional Behavior Disorder Special Education Teacher
High School Emotional Behavior Disorder Special Education Teacher
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Valid Georgia teaching certificate or eligibility through GaPSC provisional certification (completed Ethics 351 & Content Area GACE)
- Bachelor’s degree in Education or related field from a GaPSC-approved college or university
- Prior teaching, mentoring, or classroom experience highly preferred
- Strong knowledge of GCPS Academic Knowledge and Skills (AKS), instructional practices, instructional technology, teaching strategies, diagnostic assessment techniques, IDEIA requirements, and differentiated instruction and assessment strategies
- Demonstrated excellence in communication, collaboration, classroom management, and building effective relationships with students, parents, administrators, colleagues, and other stakeholders
- Why Choose GCPSCompetitive salaries aligned with your experience and credentials
- Comprehensive benefits, including health, vision, and dental coverage
- Robust retirement plans, including a 403(b), TRS pension, and district-funded GRS retirement plan
- Employee discount programs through GCPS Foundation partners
- Professional development and career growth opportunities such as:
- Mentorship for novice teachers through Mentor Gwinnett
- Accessible, job-embedded professional learning
- Advancement pathways like the Quality-Plus Leader Academy
- Collaboration with regionally and nationally recognized educators
Before you apply
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Your notice period
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