Elementary Special Education Teacher

Posted 2 days ago

iso workforce allianceSt George (SC)

Special Education Teachers, Elementary School Elementary and Secondary Schools

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$45–$55/hour

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About the role

Job Title: Elementary Special Education Teacher Pay: $45–$55/hour

Schedule: Full-time, school hours Contract PositionISO Workforce Alliance is seeking a dedicated Elementary Special Education Teacher to support a self-contained classroom in the Dorchester, SC area (29477). This role is ideal for an educator experienced in supporting students with intellectual disabilities and moderate to severe needs in a structured classroom environment.

Position Overview: • Elementary self-contained classroom• Develop and implement IEPs aligned with student goals• Provide differentiated instruction and individualized support• Collaborate with related service providers, paraprofessionals, and families• Maintain compliance with state and district documentation requirements

Qualifications: • South Carolina Special Education Multi-Categorical certification• Experience in self-contained or mod/severe settings preferred• Strong classroom management and collaboration skills• Ability to manage caseload and maintain compliance timelines

What We Offer: • Competitive hourly pay at $45–$55/hour• Consistent school-year schedule• Support from a responsive staffing team• Opportunity to make meaningful impact in a high-need classroom If you are passionate about supporting students with diverse learning needs and are ready to step into a collaborative school environment, we would love to connect.

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