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Special Education Teacher
Job Description
Desired Qualifications:
Valid Texas Educator License with EC-6 Special Education Endorsement Direct experience teaching special education at the elementary level Demonstrated participation in ARD meetings Commitment to adhering to professional dress code standards (including professional attire, natural hair colors, tattoos covered, and minimal piercings) Strong organizational skills, flexibility, and a passion for helping all students succeedCore Responsibilities:
Deliver specialized instruction within a self-contained classroom to meet students' individualized educational needs Adapt curriculum and instructional strategies to support students with moderate to severe disabilities Attend, participate in, and contribute to ARD meetings and IEP processes Maintain accurate and thorough documentation on student progress Collaborate closely with related service providers, general education teachers, and families Create a safe, organized, and positive classroom environment conducive to learningAttractive Benefits Include:
Hourly pay ranging from $38 to $43, reflecting your expertise and dedication Access to comprehensive health benefits: medical, dental, and vision coverage 401(k) retirement savings with Principal Financial Thrive in a rewarding school environment where your expertise is valued and your impact is lasting. If you're ready to inspire and shape lives as a trusted special education professional, submit your application today! Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Veterans/DisabledBenefits
- 401(k) Plans
- Other Retirement and Savings
- Health Insurance
- Dental Insurance
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What they do
A Special Education Teacher teaches students who have disabilities, and adapts teaching methods to meet the needs of students. Assesses students and helps to develop individualized education plans that specify the services and accommodations needed for each student. Works in a classroom that includes only students with IEPs, or works with students and teachers in regular classes. For students with severe disabilities, may focus on developing skills for independent living. Works as part of a team that includes therapists, school counselors or social workers.
$62,446 / year median in Texas
+11% projected growth