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Lead Special Education Teacher

Posted on 05/08/26 18:42 by Education America Network
salary n/a
location International
Job Start Date: n/a
reference Reference Code: 2940158

SummaryDescription Seeking Full-Time Certified Lead Teacher for Therapeutic Middle/High School Teaching at Devereux has its advantages: As a Devereux teacher, you will work with other dedicated education professionals who share your passion for helping individuals in need. We offer: -Greater autonomy and flexibility with teaching plans -Classrooms equipped with Interactive Boards and educational learning supplies. -Assignment of direct support professional to you classroom to help maintain the physica...Category: Teaching Jobs

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