Middle School Special Education Teacher
illinois education job bankSpringfield (IL)
$44,500
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illinois education job bankSpringfield (IL)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$44,500
About the role
Valmeyer CUSD #3 is seeking a compassionate and dedicated Middle School Special Education Teacher to join our school staff, serving as case manager for our students and as a resource teacher for our Valmeyer middle school learners. The ideal candidate will hold or be in progress to holding a valid Illinois Professional Educator License (PEL). Benefits are competitive and include board-paid TRS and Health Insurance.
Valmeyer is a warm and welcoming community located just about fifteen minutes outside of St. Louis, offering the charm of small-town living with the conveniences of the city close at hand, and we would love for you to call it home.
Qualifications:
This is a unique opportunity, especially for someone early in the field or recentrly graduated: We will accept applications from candidates who hold, or are about to hold, any Illinois Professional Educator License (PEL) or Missouri Teacher Certifications valid for grades K-12. If you are not yet endorsed in special education, we will arrange temporary authorization for you and also cover the cost of any coursework or classes you need to attain full endorsement and certification. Along the way, we will provide the mentorship and support you need to succeed. We know that wonderful educators sometimes come to us from across the river, so if you are a certified Missouri applicant and interested, please know that our district is glad to assist you in attaining your Illinois licensure upon hire.
Salary/Benefits
Salary is Per Negotiated Contract -Benefits are competitive and include board-paid TRS and Health Insurance. Base Salary is $44,500
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