Special Education Teacher SY

Pay: Bachelors starting at $51948.07; Masters starting at $54488.25 Salary commensurate with experienceSign-On Bonus: $2000Schedule: Follow school calendar and summer extended school yearOverviewThe Elizabeth Lee Black School a nationally recognized School of Excellence is seeking a dedicated and compassionate Special Education Teacher to join our team. This role is ideal for an educator who is passionate about helping students with developmental disabilities reach their full potential in a supportive inclusive and innovative learning environment. The position follows the school calendar including the extended school year in position may be assigned to one of our specialized classrooms serving students with developmental disabilities with the potential for placement in the General McLane classroom based on student needs and overall program looking for someone who brings creativity collaboration and a deep understanding of special education practices. Youll work closely with a multidisciplinary team to design and implement individualized programs that support academic behavioral and social-emotional Youll BringA student-centered mindset with a commitment to inclusive educationStrong collaboration and communication skills with families and team membersConfidence in managing classroom teams and support staffFlexibility empathy and a proactive approach to problem-solvingWhat Youll HaveBachelors Degree in Special EducationPennsylvania Special Education Certification (PK12 required; PK8 with willingness to obtain secondary add-on accepted)Experience working with children with developmental disabilitiesEligibility for State Police Criminal Record Check Child Abuse History Clearance and FBI clearance (if applicable)A Typical Day-to-Day Might IncludePlanning and delivering individualized instruction aligned with each students Individual Education Program (IEP)Developing lesson plans and instructional materials that foster growth across academic behavioral and social domainsSupervising and guiding classroom staff including aides and support personnelCollaborating with therapists specialists and families to coordinate servicesCollecting and analyzing data to monitor student progress and inform instructionParticipating in IEP meetings and communicating goals and progress with families and agenciesSupporting students during transitions including pool activities and transportationMaintaining compliance with all programmatic legal and safety standardsParticipating in professional development and completing 24 hours of in-service training annuallyAssisting with homebound instruction and serving as a resource across classrooms