RR Secondary Special Education Teacher - $48,518- $97,036

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branch independent school districtColdwater (MI)

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$48,518 - $97,036 per year

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Position Type: Special Education Teaching/Teacher of Resource Room
Date Posted: 9/16/2026
Location: Special Education - Pansophia
Date Available: ASAP
Closing Date: when filled
Branch ISD Special Education:
Salary Range: $48,518 - $97,036 The Branch ISD Special Education Department serves students pre-K to age 26 with mild to severe impairments and works closely with the local schools in Branch County to provide instructional services, hearing and vision services, physical and occupational therapy, speech, psychological, and nursing services. The special education department is devoted to the success of every student. This is an exciting opportunity to become a team member who is committed to the vision of educating all learners while fostering positive attitudes and work habits. This position is for someone that respects diversity. If you are highly motivated and have a passion to work with students with disabilities, this position is for you.
Job Summary: The employee fulfilling this job is accountable to the Special Education Supervisor and is responsible for the classroom instruction of students with IEPs. The employee will be held to the Highly Qualified requirements of teaching. Expectations include a pleasant and professional demeanor, a positive attitude, and an outgoing personality. The employee must also maintain confidentiality and engage in professional development as required by the State of Michigan.
Requirements:
  • Education and/or certification:a. Valid Michigan teaching certificateb. Special Education endorsement in any disability areac. General Education Certification in a core academic subjectd. Michigan's highly qualified Special Education teacher requirementsRR Teacher - Secondary
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