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Special Education Teacher in Henderson, NC

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soliant healthHenderson (NC)

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About the role

Special Education Teacher Embark on a meaningful assignment as a Special Education Teacher in a dynamic middle school environment. This contract role spans from now through June 4, 2027, offering the chance to provide essential support to students in a self-contained, non-severe setting. You'll work full-time, Monday through Friday, with scheduled hours from 7:15am to 3:15pm, allowing for a balanced workday and valuable engagement with students and staff. Qualifications & Preferred Experience: Valid Special Education Teaching credentials or eligibility in the state Experience working with middle school-aged students preferred Proven proficiency in adapting curriculum and differentiating instruction for diverse learners Effective classroom management and collaborative skills with staff and families Ability to document and track student progress according to IEP requirements Commitment to fostering a positive and inclusive educational environmentKey Responsibilities: Deliver specialized instruction to students in a self-contained, non-severe special education classroom Develop and implement lesson plans aligned to students' IEPs and learning goals Collect, record, and analyze student data, contributing to progress reports and IEP meetings Collaborate with general education teachers, support staff, and parents to promote student achievement Participate in faculty meetings, professional development, and ongoing training as requiredThis position provides the unique opportunity for dedicated educators to immerse themselves in a rewarding setting, working daily to make a difference in students' lives. If you're motivated to support middle school learners and contribute to their growth and success, seize this opportunity to advance your career in special education. Ready to bring your expertise and passion to this impactful role? Submit your resume today and make a lasting impact in a supportive school community.

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