Special Education Teacher | Martinsburg, West Virginia

Posted 19 days ago

sunbelt staffingMartinsburg (WV)

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About the role

Embark on an impacting assignment in special education, supporting students and making a lasting difference in their educational journey. This full-time, contract opportunity begins August 12, 2026, and runs through June 4, 2027, serving young learners in an engaging school environment near Martinsburg, WV. Ideal candidates are passionate about fostering inclusive classroom experiences for students with autism and thrive within elementary grade settings. You’ll enjoy collaborating with dedicated staff and families to help all students achieve their greatest potential.
Key Qualifications: Current West Virginia teaching license Autism (AD) endorsement required Experience with K-5 and/or 3-5th grade students, ideally in special education Strong knowledge of best practices for instructing students with autism spectrum disorder Outstanding communication, problem-solving, and organizational skills Ability to develop and implement individualized education programs (IEPs) Comfort with virtual interviews via Zoom
Core Responsibilities: Deliver person-centered instruction to elementary-age students with autism Manage two primary caseloads (K-5 and 3-5 classrooms) Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, including related service providers and general educators Engage families in student progress meetings and IEP development Monitor and document student outcomes, adjusting interventions as needed Participate in ongoing professional development when available As part of this contract role, you’ll have the chance to put your expertise to work shaping young minds while building valuable experience. Enjoy the structure of regular school hours (about 35 hours per week) within a supportive atmosphere.

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