Trauma-Informed PE Educator for Youth Justice

Posted 6 days ago

illinoiscomptrollerLincoln (IL)

Special Education Teachers, Secondary School Administration of Education Programs

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About the role

Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice in Lincoln, IL seeks a dedicated Physical Education Educator to join our educational team. This role focuses on trauma-informed, high-expectation instruction to help youth build confidence and skills in history, civics, and core subjects. As part of a collaborative program with education, behavioral health, security, and leadership, you will differentiate instruction, monitor progress, and prepare students for academic and career readiness in a secure

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