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Special Education Teacher Job Description

Job Responsibilities

Duties may include but are not limited to:
  • Host IEPs
  • Coordinate with individual student's service providers to ensure student receives needed services
  • Ensure all documents are in prior to IEP meeting (Psychology report DIS reports/goals, GE/Parent progress) and forwarded to parent, Master Teacher and office
  • Host monthly phone conference with each student and his/her general education teacher
  • Submit notes from e-mails and calls at the end of each month to office, and update the special education database
  • Mail a CD of all IEPs to Special Education Master Teacher at end of the month
  • Available for families on an as need basis via phone or e-mail
  • Send out AP forms, prior notices, parental rights and IEPs and be compliant with timelines
  • Set up IEPs on the Internet
  • Complete academic testing for initials and tri-annuals and writing of reports and IEPs
  • Obtain needed signatures on all required documents
  • Host transition meetings
  • Follow up with any parental or teacher concerns
  • Work closely with Special Education Master Teacher. Notify of any concerns immediately
  • Keep files in office compliant
  • Test students as needed during state testing
  • Attend monthly SpEd Professional developments in person or on phone
  • Attend weekly SpEd departmental conference calls.
  • Update caseload database once a month (e-mail, phone, IEP dates, accommodations, modifications, services, etc.)
  • Host a Student Study Team call once per month
  • Follow up on concerns as noted on Teacher and Parent monthly progress forms
  • At year-end, create a custom CD file for each student. Contents include: IEP and monthly progress notes from teacher, parent input form, reports from evaluations etc.
  • Other duties as required by Special Education Coordinator

Requirements:

  • Bachelor's degree
  • Three or more years of teaching experience
  • Appropriate state certification
  • Shared view of the virtual academy's mission
  • Strong content and subject-matter knowledge
  • Ability to support and guide adults as well as students
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Organization and time-management skills
  • Proficiency in MS Excel, MS Word, and Outlook, and experience using them in a professional capacity
  • Flexible schedule

Competitive Salaries and Benefits

Compensation includes competitive salary commensurate with background, experience, and other similar programs, and a benefits package. All teachers are provided with a computer, high-speed Internet access, and a second phone line. The school will only consider top candidates with relevant experience and a proven track record.

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