Make a difference as an educator supporting students with visual impairments in the San Francisco Bay Area! A full-time contract position is available for the upcoming school year for a dedicated and passionate Teacher for the Visually Impaired. Work on-site in a vibrant, supportive educational environment, providing essential services as an itinerant teacher across schools. This assignment runs from October 12, 2026, through June 4, 2027. The role offers 35 hours per week, ensuring you can focus deeply on creating accessible, engaging lessons and advocating for the academic needs of your students.
What You'll Bring:
Current California teaching credential with a Visually Impaired (VI) endorsement Experience working with students with visual impairments in K-12 settings (preferred) Strong organizational and interpersonal skills, with the ability to collaborate across teams, families, and service providers Flexibility and resourcefulness to adapt materials, environments, and instruction for diverse student needs Commitment to fostering inclusive, supportive learning experiences Willingness to work on-site in an itinerant capacity across schools
What Youll Do:
Deliver specialized instruction and support tailored to visually impaired students Partner with classroom teachers and educational staff to implement individualized education plans (IEPs) Assess functional vision, adapt curriculum materials, and provide orientations to new environments as needed Support use of assistive technology and accessible formats for learning and communication Maintain compliance with all documentation, assessments, and reporting requirements Enjoy competitive weekly pay ranging from $70$74 per hour for your expertise and dedication, reflecting your valued impact on learners across the district. Make your mark by helping students access their fullest learning potential! Upload your resume, supervisor reference, proof of licensure, and contact details today. Step into a rewarding role shaping inclusive educationapply now and grow your career in special education!