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Special Education Teacher in Waukegan, IL

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Step into a fulfilling opportunity supporting elementary learners as a Special Education Teacher in North Chicago. You'll make a meaningful impact by guiding a caseload of 810 students in grades K4, utilizing a resource model that emphasizes both individualized and inclusive learning experiences. In this position, youll blend direct instruction during pull-out sessions with in-class (push-in) support in general education settings. Beyond academics, your role will also center on fostering social and emotional growth, ensuring every student has the tools and confidence to succeed.
Key Qualifications:
Current Illinois Professional Educators License (PEL) with LBS1 endorsement, or eligibility to obtain one; for out-of-state candidates, please consult the ISBE Educator Licensure Information System (ELIS) for application instructions. Demonstrated experience teaching or supporting students with diverse learning needs in a resource or inclusion model. Strong communication and collaboration skills, working seamlessly with general education staff, support specialists, and families. Commitment to maintaining a positive, supportive, and engaging classroom environment.
Responsibilities:
Manage a resource caseload of elementary students, planning and delivering individualized instruction. Provide both pull-out and push-in services, collaborating with general education teachers. Assess student progress and adapt instructional strategies accordingly. Develop and implement Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), ensuring compliance and documentation standards. Address both academic and social/emotional development needs. Maintain clear, respectful communication with families and multidisciplinary teams. This full-time, onsite contract runs through June 2027, with consistent hours Monday through Friday (35 weekly hours), a 30-minute lunch break, and two 15-minute breaks each day. Imagine the difference you can make as an advocate and mentor for young learners. If youre ready to contribute your expertise and compassion to a supportive school community, apply today for immediate consideration!