Special Education Teacher, East Valley High School, FTE Continuing

Special Education Teacher – East Valley High School (1.0 FTE) – Continuing

East Valley School District, East Valley High School – Spokane Valley, Washington

Job : 5812408

Final date to receive applications: Jul 08, 2026 4:00 PM (Pacific Standard Time)

Posted: Jul 01, 2026 7:00 AM (UTC)

Starting Date: Aug 20, 2026

Job Title: Special Education Teacher, East Valley High School, 1.0 FTE

Reports to: Building Principal and Director of Special Programs

Work Schedule: 7.5 hours per day, 184 days per year, starting at the beginning of the 2026/2027 school year.

Salary: East Valley Certificated Salary Schedule, $59,310 - $119,456 depending on placement per degree, credits, and experience.

Benefits:  to view Employee Benefit Information

Job Summary: This teaching position will provide direct and indirect services and support to students eligible for special education services who are enrolled in non‑traditional programs. Programs will include East Valley High School, Transitions, and other district programs affiliated with EVHS. Travel between sites may be required. Services may range from a specially designed program to consultation and follow‑up services regarding students who have transitioned to less restrictive environments.

The program will focus on providing students with positive academic, social, emotional, adaptive, and behavioral experiences through specially designed individual education programs in a safe, predictable, and supportive environment. Under the direction and supervision of the director of special programs, principal, or designee, this teaching position will plan instruction, teach, motivate, inspire, and assess students. This teaching position will promote a high‑quality education program that reflects state standards.

• Serve as a cooperative member of the school multidisciplinary team and team member of assessment for determination of eligibility, and the development of instructional and behavioral goals that support students with disabilities across a continuum of services and instructional settings.
• Develop, design, and implement individual education plans using evaluation results and assessment data. Assess student progress using progress monitoring strategies. Ensure data is collected and records are maintained for each student in designated areas to evaluate the effectiveness of the instructional intervention and behavior intervention plan or design.
• Provide specially designed instruction to students based on diagnostic data, showing students’ abilities and achievement levels, planning using district‑approved curriculum to accelerate growth and close the achievement gap. Appropriately consider student academic deficiencies, increase communication and socialization skills, and decrease behavior that disrupts the educational environment or is detrimental to self and others.
• Understand and apply the concepts of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) as the basis for instructional strategies used in the classroom and school environment.
• Conduct Functional Behavioral Analysis (FBA) individually or as a team member to identify the function of the student's behavior and to develop effective positive behavior supports and interventions (BIP). Collect and analyze data to determine the effectiveness of the intervention and modify when appropriate.
• Maintain professional knowledge and expertise; attend, participate, and implement district‑level program requirements of IDEA and Statewide Assessment requirements.
• Follow district policies, procedures, and administrative directives as they pertain to WAC 392‑172A.
• Generate and monitor the effectiveness of instructional and behavioral programs for individual students and adjust services accordingly.
• Provide consultation and follow‑up services to general education teachers, parents, other district personnel, and community agencies as needed and authorized to ensure the successful transition of students into a less restrictive environment.
• Provide an orderly and structured environment with a positive climate that motivates students to achieve. Maintain emotional objectivity in stressful situations.
• Effectively manage,…