Substitute Teacher; Special Education

What You'll Do

As a Substitute Teacher, you'll design and implement classroom educational programming under the guidance of the school Administrator and/or designated staff.

• $21-$22 Per hour

• Designing a classroom environment that is both motivating and stimulating for students.
• Creating and delivering daily, weekly, monthly and other lessons and units aligned with state curriculum standards and meeting minimum requirements for minutes of instruction.
• Providing lessons and units upon request for review.
• Providing lessons and units in an accessible format for substitute teachers.
• Maintaining periodic progress documentation for each pupil and attend CSE, ITT and other treatment meetings on each student at appropriate intervals during the school year.
• Completing all required CSE and other paperwork (behavior tracking, RIAs, Notables, Community Contact Forms, parent notification documentation, etc…) in a timely and effective manner.
• Implementing behavioral support system, as approved by treatment team and consistent with Department of Education Regulations.
• Utilizing SCIP-R physical interventions on an emergency basis for the protection of staff and students.
• Assuring that accurate attendance records are maintained and are to be submitted appropriately prior to the completion of each month.
• Submitting monthly and/or quarterly reports to appropriate parties.
• Maintaining regular communication with each family and service provider for each student.
• Attending school-specific and Agency-related staff and/or parent meetings as required.
• Attending all professional development and staff meetings as required by supervisor. Maintain and support a community of learners amongst professional staff and engage in regular self-directed learning to enhance practice.
• Assuring that all students are supervised at all times by a responsible individual who is a paid employee of the agency consistent with the school-wide or other established level of supervision for each student.
• Attending and completing all required new-hire and agency orientation programs and trainings.
• Developing a working relationship and high level of collaboration with the residential and clinical team members as well as the family and any outside service providers.
• Participating in meetings and workshops that would serve as community orientation regarding Easter Seals New York.
• Supervising Teacher Assistants and Aides assigned to classroom and provide feedback to their direct supervisor.
• Transporting students to and from group residence, activities, field trips, work sites, etc. Use of agency vehicle unless given explicit permission by building leader or designee.
• As certified teachers are hired, the role may change to be a teacher’s assistant.

• Bachelor's degree from accredited college/university or working towards certification by taking coursework
• Minimum 2 years teaching experience and/or master’s degree preferred,
• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation.

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