Special Education Teacher
Listed on 2026-08-20
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Education / Teaching
Special Needs / Learning Disabilities, Special Education Teacher
Special Education Recruitment, Retention, and Incentive Program - $6,000
This incentive will be distributed over 3 years at the rate of $2,000 annually.
Faine Elementary Applicants also qualify for an additional $3,000 hiring bonus.
Participation is contingent upon signing a three-year service commitment agreement. (Contract details are maintained separately.)
Special Education Educational Evaluator
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS1. Master’s Degree in Special Education preferred.
2.
Required:
Bachelor’s Degree in Special Education (Other closely related fields may be considered)
3. Minimum of 3 years of successful teaching experience [5 years strongly preferred] 4. Demonstrated experience with special education processes from the initial referral process through IEP Development
5. Demonstrated experience in a variety of Special Education Service Models (Collaborative, Resource, Self-Contained, Behavior)
6. Grade Band-Specific Requirements:
- Elementary (K–5)
- Have experience teaching across all elementary grade levels (K–5).
- Secondary Grades (6–12)
- Have preferred experience teaching in grades (6–12).
SALARY LEVEL: Board-approved certified salary schedule (9 month)
FSLA: Exempt
REPORTS TO: Special Education Director or Designee
TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: Salary and benefits shall be paid consistent with the system’s approved compensation plan. Length of the work year and hours of employment shall be those established by the system
POSITION CLASSIFICATIONS: School Based
SUMMARY: The Special Education Educational Evaluator supports school staff by guiding the identification, referral, evaluation, and enrollment of students with disabilities. The role ensures all processes are consistent and aligned with IDEA, state, and district requirements.
They coordinate evaluations, monitor timelines, support data-based decisions, and serve as a link between schools and the ESS Department while providing training and ongoing support to staff.
REQUIRED DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES1. Demonstrates punctual and regular attendance.
2. Completes assigned duties and responsibilities independently and with minimal direction.
3. Demonstrates working knowledge of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), Alabama Administrative Code, and Mastering the Maze, and applies this knowledge to support
compliance and effective services in collaboration with the Exceptional Student Services (ESS) Department.
4. Leads the process for all initial IDEA evaluations through the initial placement meeting. Works closely with the School Psychologist and/or School Psychometrist and the case manager to complete evaluations and develop the initial IEP.
5. Leads the process for all transfer students through the initial placement meeting. Coordinates with the ESS Department and supports the case manager with IEP development.
6. Tracks reevaluation timelines and IEP due dates for assigned school(s). Uses a system to monitor timelines and support compliance (does not oversee School Psychologist or Psychometrist timelines).
7. Works collaboratively with the School Psychologist and/or School Psychometrist to ensure required team members are present at eligibility and determination meetings. Supports case managers with reevaluation requirements.
8. Completes required district procedures for referral, transfer and reevaluation processes.
9. Maintains accurate transfer and testing logs and submits them monthly to the ESS Department.
10.Serves as a mentor, resource, and support for special education staff. Acts as a bridge between assigned schools and the ESS Department to ensure clear communication and consistent practices.
11.Provides consultative services for students served under a consultative model, in collaboration with the School Psychologist.
12.Supports IEP teams in developing and implementing Functional Behavioral Assessments (FBAs) and Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs). Works collaboratively with the School Psychologist to ensure behavior supports are appropriate, data-based, and aligned to student needs.
13.Serves as a standing member of the Problem Solving Team (PST). Attends PST meetings when an IDEA referral is being considered and collaborates with the School…
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