Special Ed Teacher
$65,000 - $75,000 Annual
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$65,000 - $75,000 Annual
About the role
- Design engaging, differentiated lesson plans that align with Common Core State Standards while meeting the individual needs, strengths, and learning profiles of elementary students.
- Deliver small-group instruction, reading intervention, social studies, and project-based learning experiences that make rigorous content accessible and relevant.
- Implement Individualized Education Programs and use effective instructional strategies to support students with ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, learning differences, anxiety, and executive functioning challenges.
- Manage Teaching Assistant to ensure they fulfill their daily obligations Qualifications:
- Create a structured, welcoming classroom using relationship-based practices, strong classroom management, and social-emotional learning strategies.
- Collaborate closely with clinicians, administrators, and fellow teachers to monitor student progress and provide consistent, student-centered support.
- Build trusted partnerships with families through thoughtful parent communication and productive parent conferences.
- Use tools such as Google Classroom to organize learning, communicate expectations, and support student engagement.
- Academics West is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes qualified candidates from all backgrounds. Employment decisions are made without regard to protected characteristics under applicable law.
- Apply Today:
- Bring your special education expertise, patience, and passion for student growth to a school where every learner is seen for their potential. Apply today to join Academics West as an Elementary Special Ed Teacher.
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