Step into a rewarding role guiding and empowering students with special needs at the elementary, middle, or high school level in a supportive educational setting near Irmo, SC. This contract opportunity runs from August 7th, 2024 to May 28th, 2025, offering a 35-40 hour workweek on a consistent Monday-Friday schedule. Take your expertise where it matters mostconnecting with learners and making an immediate impact in vibrant school communities eager for your specialized skills. Your special education knowledge will serve a range of caseload options, including Resource or Self-Contained classrooms for students with Learning Disabilities, Emotional Disabilities, or in unique programs like COAP and SET. With vacancies across all school ages and dedicated schedules for each grade band, youll have the flexibility to contribute in an environment that fits your passion and proficiency.
Required Skills & Qualifications:
Valid Special Education (SPED) License Active teaching certificate with endorsement in Learning Disabilities or Multicategorical Special Education Previous experience working with diverse student populations at elementary, middle, or high school levels preferred Collaborative mindset and dedication to individualized student growth
Key Responsibilities:
Design, implement, and adapt IEPs for students with varying exceptionalities Foster academic, social, and emotional growth within a structured classroom environment Work closely with colleagues, families, and school staff to support each learners development Maintain thorough documentation aligned with district and state regulations
What Sets This Role Apart:
Welcoming school communities across multiple grade levels Fast interview and decision timelineshear back within 24-48 hours! Onboarding designed to ease your transition, with typical requirements and supports Bring your passion for teaching and inclusive education to a district that values your expertise and heart for students. Ready to make a difference this upcoming school year? Apply today and take the next step in your special education career.