Mild​/Mod Special Education Teacher

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Rifle High School promotes an environment where students and staff pursue scholarly success while accepting responsibility for their actions and treating people, including themselves, with dignity and care.

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Responsible for providing special education students instruction in settings that allow a continuum of services from self-contained instruction to full inclusion in the general classroom through consultation and/or collaboration and/or co-teaching, with assigned general education teachers, to provide modifications and accommodations per students' Individual Education Plan Program (IEP). Responsible for working effectively with a team comprised of paraprofessionals, teachers, administrators, parents and District office staff with the purpose of providing quality educational services for each and every student, each and every day, without exception.

Full-Time, 36 Hours Per Week, 165 Days Per Year

Mild/Mod Special Education Teacher

Rifle High School, Rifle CO

• In district experience range- $44,731-$123,977
• No in district experience salary range- $44,731-$67,102

Garfield Re-2 School District offers benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage, prescription drug coverage, medical and dependent care flexible spending accounts, aflac products, employee assistance programs, surgery plus opportunities, paid time off, sick leave, vacation leave, holiday pay, PERA retirement plan with 21.4% contribution, identity theft protection, local discounts, Verizon Wireless discount, and more.

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Are you interested in becoming a teacher but don't have a teaching license? We might have some options for you!

If you have a bachelor's degree, we can enroll you in an online, alternative licensure program that is low cost with high level training!

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- Only requires a sub license and you would receive on the job training:

Sub license

If you are interested in completing your bachelors degree and becoming a teacher, the Colorado Department of Education is partnering with the Department of Labor to create a Teacher Apprentice Program. This program is aimed to allow aspiring teachers to earn their bachelor's degree while gaining on the job training.

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