Special Education Inclusion Teacher - Prep White Oak Elementary
Listed on 2026-06-15
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Education / Teaching
Special Education Teacher, Elementary School, Teacher Assistant/ Paraprofessional, Bilingual
POSITION
Special Education Inclusion Teacher
REPORTS TOSpecial Education Manager
POSITION TYPE10-month
START DATE26‑27 School Year
COMPENSATIONStarting at $62,500 annually. In a TEACHER INCENTIVE ALLOTMENT ELIGIBLE COURSE, TIA teachers can earn up to $102,800.
TEACHER INCENTIVE ALLOTMENTYES Prep is a TEA Teacher Incentive Allotment approved district. Teachers in eligible courses can earn up to an additional $32,000 a year if designated under TIA based on performance on our Instructional Excellence Rubric and student growth for 5 years if they remain in the classroom. This means that based on our Teacher Salary Scale and TIA Designation payouts, a TIA Designated Teacher could earn the following:
- 1 year of experience: $91,800
- 5 years of experience: $96,800
- 10 years of experience: $99,800
- 15 years of experience: $102,800
At YES Prep, we want to retain high‑performing teachers in the place where they can have the greatest impact: the classroom. Through our Teacher Pathway, we reward our highest performing teachers with yearly stipends, differentiated development and coaching, and unique opportunities to flex their influence.
YES Prep is also a TEA Teacher Incentive Allotment approved district. Teachers in eligible courses can earn up to an additional $32,000 a year if designated under TIA based on their performance on our Instructional Excellence Rubric and student growth for 5 years if they remain in the classroom.
We serve the students of Houston, Texas, the 4th largest city across the United States. There are over 20 public‑school districts and other great public charter school options within Houston’s city limits serving our increasing population. We are a rapidly growing organization, committed to creating life‑changing opportunities for over 23,000 students by 2025.
Quick Stats About Us- 21,650 Students
- 2,600 Team Members
- 16 Secondary Campuses
- 12 Elementary Campuses
- 91% Students Who Qualify for Free/Reduced-Price Lunch
- 96% Hispanic & African‑American Students
- 99% Students Who Are Accepted to a 4‑Year University
- 85% First‑Generation College Students
- Ranked in the Top 100 High Schools in the Nation, U.S. News & World Report
As a Teacher, some of the work and responsibilities will include:
- Writing accurate, aligned, data‑driven IEPs for students on your caseload
- Developing rigorous lessons in your specific content area, in 1:1 blended learning environments, to reignite your students for college and beyond while bridging gaps for marginalized communities
- Setting ambitious goals with your students and monitoring their progress while encouraging them through frequent and persistent feedback
- Tracking student growth and using data and feedback from coaches to create student growth plans when needed for student achievement concerns
- Building transformable relationships with students and families by providing regular, and consistent, communication with parents via phone or video conference, email, or district‑approved website
- Creating a physical or virtual classroom environment conducive to learning and appropriate for the physical, social, and emotional development of students
- Collaborating with co‑planner to work through daily lesson plans and add resources when needed to fit students’ needs
- Meeting regular deadlines for daily lesson plans, submitting grades, and work samples
- Working on a team of teachers and leaders to provide consistency, support, and accountability to all students
- Working with content teams in Professional Development to norm on and improve student learning
- Conducting weekly tutorials outside of regular class day to provide additional instruction and support to students
- Completing supervision duties on campus that support student safety including but not limited to morning duty, lunch duty, dismissal, detention, and after school duty
- Completing compliance tasks that include but are not limited to writing accurate, aligned, data‑driven IEPs for students on your caseload; updating service logs; updating IEP progress reports, etc.
- Growing professionally in your craft of teaching by both receiving and giving feedback on a consistent basis from DOI, School Leader, Administration Team
- Persisting in the…
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