Special Education Teacher- Low Incidence​/SLE

Special Education Teacher
- Low Incidence/SLE

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• Develop, plan, and implement special education programs within assigned locations and programs. The programs will be specifically designed for students who need a structured learning environment focusing on functional skills, communication, and individualized learning needs;
• In cooperation with the School Administration, the Assistant Superintendent for Student Services,, implement procedures and policies for the district
• Utilize research based instructional strategies and practices based on student’s individualized learning needs, best practices and common core state standards
• Align lesson plans to ensure accommodations, assessments and standards are incorporated on a daily basis
• Work in coordination with teachers and administration to implement special education programs and services
• Prepare annual program goals and objectives, progress reviews, and maintain paperwork
• Oversee the IEP process including attending IEP meetings as necessary, providing technical support for the development of IEPs and coordinating the attendance of LEA representatives
• Assist in implementing district and building initiatives
• Assist in creating a school climate characterized by mutual respect, professionalism, and a high level of staff and student morale
• Participate in Problem Solving Teams and consult with staff members regarding appropriate interventions, modifications and adaptations
• Demonstrate proactive methods for identifying student needs and recommending methods to improve services to students
• Provide reports and recommendations for placement in programs or services
• Participate as a team member in the identification of social/behavioral problems and assist in the design, implementation and follow up on behavior intervention plans and programs for individuals and groups of students
• Plan and consult with classroom teachers and administration as requested concerning any academic, social emotional concerns, or other needs affecting a student and his/her progress
• Serve as a resource for crisis intervention by assisting with the development of crisis prevention and safety plans and participating in crisis intervention activities
• Participate as a team member in referral for further evaluation or follow-up services to the appropriate school personnel or community agencies
• Facilitate effective parent involvement
• Participate in the development of scheduling and transition planning as needed
• Utilize the computerized IEP system and ensure that special education data is recorded and reported accurately
• Identify, evaluate, select, specialized instruction materials
• Determine students eligible for extended school year and provide necessary information to register students for summer programming
• Continue professional growth through memberships in professional organizations, reading professional literature and exchanging ideas with other professional, attending PLCs and approved workshops
• Serve as a member of designated district and building level teams and participate in any other assigned meetings as related to position
• Complete other duties as assigned

Formal

Education:

Bachelor’s Degree, Professional Educator’s License, Endorsed as a Learning Behavior Specialist

Experience:

1. Must have demonstrated knowledge of special education with a strong understanding of instructional strategies and behavioral supports.
2. Must demonstrate content area knowledge and Common Core State Standards.
3. Must demonstrate effective oral and written communication skills.
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Bachelor’s Degree, Professional Educator’s License, Endorsed as a Learning Behavior Specialist

$50,000 - $90,000

Funding Source:
Local
Work Environment: A Busy classroom environment with various student needs that require intensive academic and behavioral supports.
Safety:
Responsible for taking any and all steps necessary to protect oneself and others against occupational accidents, injuries, and illnesses.
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