Special Education Resource Teacher (4-6)

About the role

Join our dynamic educational team as a Special Education Resource Teacher for grades 4 through 6! In this vital role, you will empower students with diverse learning needs by delivering tailored instructional support, fostering inclusive classroom environments, and collaborating closely with educators, families, and specialists. Your enthusiasm and expertise will help unlock each student’s potential, ensuring they thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. This paid position offers an exciting opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children with disabilities and developmental challenges.

Duties

• Develop and implement individualized education plans (IEPs) aligned with state standards and student needs
• Adapt curriculum materials to support students with autism, deaf education needs, visual impairments, and other disabilities
• Provide direct instruction in literacy, math, social skills, and life skills through engaging lesson plans and activities
• Collaborate with classroom teachers to integrate special education strategies into general education settings
• Utilize learning technology and instructional design techniques to enhance student engagement and understanding
• Conduct behavioral therapy sessions, apply behavior management techniques, and implement applied behavior analysis (ABA) strategies
• Support early intervention efforts and provide specialized services such as speech therapy or music therapy when applicable
• Maintain detailed documentation of student progress, conduct assessments including standardized testing, and update IEPs regularly
• Mentor colleagues on best practices for working with children with disabilities and facilitate professional development sessions

Experience

• Proven classroom experience working with children in grades 4–6 within a special education setting
• Demonstrated expertise in curriculum development tailored for learners with autism, developmental disabilities, or hearing impairments
• Strong knowledge of childhood development principles, behavior management strategies, and inclusive teaching practices
• Experience in working with individuals who have visual impairments or are deaf/hard of hearing is highly desirable
• Familiarity with learning technology tools, instructional design software, and assessment methods such as standardized testing
• Background in early childhood education or preschool experience is a plus
• Excellent communication skills for collaborating with students, families, staff, and external specialists
• Ability to manage classroom behavior effectively while fostering a positive learning environment

Benefits

• 403(b)
• Continuing education credits
• Health insurance
• Paid time off
• Professional development assistance
• Retailment plan
• Tuition reimbursement

Pay

$47,151.00 – $107,811.00 per year