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Special Education Teacher

Posted on 16/08/26 14:39 by Education America Network
salary n/a
location International
Job Start Date: n/a
reference Reference Code: 2944050

SummaryOmbudsman Educational Services, a ChanceLight Education brand, seeks a Special Education Teacher to support middle and high school students in an alternative, nontraditional setting. You will design and deliver individualized, standards-based instruction, develop and implement IEPs, and monitor academic and behavioral progress for at-risk students. Working closely with school districts and a small, collaborative team, you will create a safe, structured classroom, integrate behavior supports, co...Category: Teaching Jobs

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