Academy Teacher (ABA-Integrated Classroom) & RBT
One of the Kids · Austin, TX · 5 days ago
On-siteEducationFull-time
Position Overview
We are seeking a passionate educator for a unique hybrid role that blends lead classroom teaching with applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy for a unique K-3 private school program One of the Kids Academy for students on the autism spectrum. This position is ideal for someone who identifies first as a teacher and is excited to integrate behavioral strategies into an individualized, high-impact learning environment.
Key Responsibilities
Academy Teacher Responsibilities (Primary Role)
- Plan, develop, and deliver daily academic instruction tailored to each student’s individualized learning plan
- Serve as the lead teacher of record, responsible for classroom structure, pacing, and outcomes
- Design and adapt lesson plans across core subject areas based on student needs and progress
- Monitor student performance and adjust instruction using data and ongoing assessment
- Create a structured, engaging, and supportive classroom environment that promotes independence and learning readiness
- Integrate behavioral strategies and skill acquisition goals into academic instruction
- Collaborate closely with BCBAs and clinical staff to align educational and therapeutic goals
- Communicate regularly with leadership and team members regarding student progress and needs
RBT Responsibilities
- Provide direct 1:1 ABA therapy under the supervision of a BCBA
- Implement individualized treatment plans and behavior intervention strategies
- Collect and record accurate session data
- Maintain timely, high-quality documentation (SOAP notes)
- Support skill generalization across classroom and clinical settings
- Use naturalistic teaching strategies to reinforce learning and behavior goals
Qualifications
Teaching experience required (lead teacher, special education teacher, or similar role strongly preferred)
- Experience designing lesson plans and managing a classroom independently
- Special education or experience with neurodivergent learners highly preferred
- Bachelor’s degree in Education, Special Education, Psychology, or related field preferred
Instructional, organizational, and classroom management skills
- Strong instructional, organizational, and classroom management skills
- Ability to collaborate across educational and clinical teams
- Adaptability to move between structured teaching and therapeutic environments
Professional, reliable, and self-directed
- Candidates without certification may be considered; support will be provided to obtain RBT credentialing