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A Substitute Teacher teaches or supervises classes for teachers who are away on leave or sick. May substitute for teachers at several different schools or school districts. May substitute for one day or for a longer term absence; may follow lesson plans developed by the regular teacher, or work with teacher who will be out to create new lesson plans and assignments.
$57,023 / year median in California
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Spectrum Center Schools and Programs seeks a Permanent Substitute Teacher to support K-12 students with autism, emotional and behavioral challenges, and other special needs in small, structured classrooms. You will deliver standards-based instruction using provided lesson plans, adapt materials for diverse learners, implement IEP goals, and support behavior intervention plans with strong clinical and behavioral teams. Collaborate closely with teachers, therapists, and families, maintain documentation, and ensure a safe, positive, trauma informed learning environment. Ongoing training, coaching, and growth opportunities in a mission-driven setting are provided. Responsibilities Provide daily instruction as the classroom teacher of record when assigned Implement provided lesson plans and adapt instruction for diverse special-education learners Support and implement IEP goals and behavior intervention plans Maintain a structured, safe, and positive classroom environment Collect data on student progress and behavior and complete required documentation Collaborate with teachers, therapists, and support staff to align student supports Communicate professionally with families and district partners as needed Use trauma-informed and de-escalation strategies to manage challenging behaviors Participate in training, coaching, and professional development Support school-wide routines, duties, and a mission-driven school culture Required Skills Classroom management in special-education settings Implementation of IEP goals and accommodations Behavior management and de-escalation techniques Differentiated instruction for diverse learners Data collection and progress monitoring Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams Special education documentation and compliance basics Trauma-informed instructional practices Use of instructional technology and learning platforms Written and verbal communication with students, staff, and families