Anticipated Special Education/Science - Short-term Substitute
$49,447
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$49,447
About the role
- Special Education/Science - Short-term Substitute
- Anticipated Employment Date:
- Anticipated February 22, 2027 to June 25, 2027 Anticipated Work Location/Hours:
- High School - 7:25 AM - 2:25 PM
- NYS Certified Teacher in Special Education.
- Experience teaching high school Special Education.
- Ability to provide differentiated instruction at all levels
- Ability to use authentic and traditional assessments to differentiate instruction and improve student achievement.
- Evidence of academic success at undergraduate and/or graduate levels.
- Strong work ethic and commitment to school's mission and vision.
- Strong written and oral communication skills.
- Ability to collaborate with department staff, special area teachers and administrators.
- Evidence of positive classroom management skills.
- Experience teaching high school students.
- Strong computer skills and ability to integrate technology into instruction.
- Willing to be a leader in effective teaching practices, methodology, and curriculum.
- Qualifications Desired:
- Experience teaching high school Science/Earth Science.
- Familiarity with New York State Standards in Science/Earth Science at the high school level.
- Application Procedure:
- Apply online by visiting WNYRIC (https://wnyric.atenterprise.powerschool.com/ats/app_login?COMPANY_ID=00005387) .Internal candidates need only submit a letter of interest to Personnel.
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