Elementary Special Education Teacher - SDC - Mod-Severe at Biggs Unified
Job Summary
Job Summary
To provide instruction and services for individuals with exceptional needs. The candidate will be placed according to strengths in grades K-8. Start Date: As Soon As Possible
Requirements / Qualifications
Requirements / Qualifications
1. CREDENTIAL: Education Specialist; Special Education; or appropriate credential as prescribed by law. Must have CLAD. We will consider an Intern with verification from an Institute of Higher Education. 2. PERSONAL QUALITIES: Maintain a professional appearance; meet District standards for physical and mental health; demonstrate enthusiasm for assignment and willingness to participate in supervision of extra-curricular activities; demonstrate ability to maintain cooperative relations with others; have strong work ethic; willingness to be a part of the overall school program. 3. PROFESSIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS: Better than average recommendations from supervisors and other professionals who have observed and evaluated personal characteristics and scholastic attainment. 4. OTHER: The following are preferred, not required: Credential authorization to provide special education instructional services to students with autism; Bilingual (Spanish/English); and coaching ability. 5. Establish and maintain cooperative and effective working relationships with others. Communicate effectively both orally and in writing.
All of the following information must be received before your application will be considered for this position: 1) letter of application (to Doug Kaelin, Superintendent); 2) Certificated application; 3) resume of experience; 4) at least three letters of recommendation; 5) and copies of transcripts, credentials, and tests passed.
1. CREDENTIAL: Education Specialist; Special Education; or appropriate credential as prescribed by law. Must have CLAD. We will consider an Intern with verification from an Institute of Higher Education. 2. PERSONAL QUALITIES: Maintain a professional appearance; meet District standards for physical and mental health; demonstrate enthusiasm for assignment and willingness to participate in supervision of extra-curricular activities; demonstrate ability to maintain cooperative relations with others; have strong work ethic; willingness to be a part of the overall school program. 3. PROFESSIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS: Better than average recommendations from supervisors and other professionals who have observed and evaluated personal characteristics and scholastic attainment. 4. OTHER: The following are preferred, not required: Credential authorization to provide special education instructional services to students with autism; Bilingual (Spanish/English); and coaching ability. 5. Establish and maintain cooperative and effective working relationships with others. Communicate effectively both orally and in writing.
All of the following information must be received before your application will be considered for this position: 1) letter of application (to Doug Kaelin, Superintendent); 2) Certificated application; 3) resume of experience; 4) at least three letters of recommendation; 5) and copies of transcripts, credentials, and tests passed.
Comments and Other Information
Primary Duties and Responsibilities
1. Assist in assessment of individuals with suspected difficulties in language acquisition, learning, development, or emotional adjustment.
2. Prepare written reports of the results of assessments.
3. Participate as a member of an IEP or review team to:
A. Interpret assessment results and make recommendations for the development of a student’s Individualized Education Program and placement.
B. Review and/or modify a student’s program.
4. Develop IEPs for students receiving special education instruction or services.
5. Implement IEPs through the scheduling of individual and/or class sessions and development of necessary programs, materials and activities.
6. Implement individual behavior plans.
7. Provide instruction and services to students with difficulties in learning, language development or emotional adjustment.
8. Coordinate special education services with the student’s regular and special education programs.
9. Provide ongoing monitoring and review of student progress.
10. Confer with parents and professional staff members on student’s progress.
11. Refer students to nurses, psychologists, agency representatives and others for further evaluation when necessary.
12. Provide on-going consultation and inservice regarding learning, development and emotional adjustment to students, parents, teachers or other school personnel.
13. Participate in pre-referral activities such as consultation, screening and Student Study Teams.
14. Maintain appropriate files and records on each student.
15. Train and supervise instructional aides.
16. Teach small groups of students in accordance with IEPs.
17. Attend staff and inservice meetings as required.
Comments and Other Information
Primary Duties and Responsibilities
1. Assist in assessment of individuals with suspected difficulties in language acquisition, learning, development, or emotional adjustment.
2. Prepare written reports of the results of assessments.
3. Participate as a member of an IEP or review team to:
A. Interpret assessment results and make recommendations for the development of a student’s Individualized Education Program and placement.
B. Review and/or modify a student’s program.
4. Develop IEPs for students receiving special education instruction or services.
5. Implement IEPs through the scheduling of individual and/or class sessions and development of necessary programs, materials and activities.
6. Implement individual behavior plans.
7. Provide instruction and services to students with difficulties in learning, language development or emotional adjustment.
8. Coordinate special education services with the student’s regular and special education programs.
9. Provide ongoing monitoring and review of student progress.
10. Confer with parents and professional staff members on student’s progress.
11. Refer students to nurses, psychologists, agency representatives and others for further evaluation when necessary.
12. Provide on-going consultation and inservice regarding learning, development and emotional adjustment to students, parents, teachers or other school personnel.
13. Participate in pre-referral activities such as consultation, screening and Student Study Teams.
14. Maintain appropriate files and records on each student.
15. Train and supervise instructional aides.
16. Teach small groups of students in accordance with IEPs.
17. Attend staff and inservice meetings as required.
Application Deadline
3/24/2024 11:55 PM Pacific
Date Posted
3/11/2024
Contact
Loretta Long
5308681281 8100
5308681281 8100
Number of Openings
1
Salary
Pay Range
$52,824 - $109,796 Annually
$52,824 - $109,796 Annually
Length of Work Year
184 days
Employment Type
Full Time