Teacher Consultant – Instructional – $48,518 – 97,036 – Branch ISD

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michigan association of school boardsEast Lansing (MI)

Special Education Teachers, All Other Elementary and Secondary Schools

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Senior

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$48,518 per year

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Teacher Consultant – Instructional – $48,518 – 97,036 – Branch ISD

Deadline: October 20, 2026

District/Organization: Branch ISD/Special Education

Position/Type: Other, full time

Salary: $48,518- $97,036/yrLocation:

Special Education – Branch CountyTC – Instructional Branch ISDSpecial Educationis seeking a dedicated and collaborative Instructional Teacher Consultant to support educators and students across our programs. This position provides instructional coaching, consultation, and professional support to teachers and educational teams while promoting effective, evidence-based practices that meet the diverse needs of learners. The Instructional Teacher Consultant will work closely with teachers, administrators, and support staff to strengthen instructional practices, develop individualized strategies, analyze student needs and progress, and provide resources and professional learning. The ideal candidate will be an experienced educator who values collaboration, relationship-building, continuous improvement, and a student-centered approach to instruction. Education and/or certification: Valid Michigan Teaching Certificate Special Education endorsement or eligible as a Teacher Consultant Possess a master’s degree in education or a field of study related to special education.

Experience: Minimum three years successful teaching experience, not less than 2 years of which shall be teaching in a special education program. Please see the attached job description for more information. Branch ISDuses the applicant tracking system from Frontline Education to manage employment applications online.

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