Special Education Teacher in Rochester, NH
Job Description
Job Description
In this rewarding contract position, you’ll support students across K-12 grades as a Special Education Teacher in a vibrant school environment near Rochester, NH. This full-time opportunity offers 35 hours per week, working closely with students who present a variety of needs—primarily moderate disabilities, including ASD, life skills, behavioral disorders, and learning disabilities. This dynamic role allows you to engage with resource classrooms, provide push-in services within the general education setting, and potentially split your time supporting a life skills program.
Your expertise will be valued as part of a collaborative team dedicated to meaningful outcomes for each learner. You’ll build relationships with students, staff, and families, helping to create an inclusive, supportive environment that empowers every child to succeed.
Desired Qualifications:
- Valid Special Education Teacher certification, or ability to obtain prior to start date
- Experience working with students with a range of disabilities, particularly moderate needs
- Strong ability to implement IEPs and progress monitoring
- Comfort providing services in both resource settings and through in-class support (push-in)
- Familiarity with life skills programming is a plus
- Effective communication and collaboration skills with colleagues and families
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide specialized instruction tailored to students’ IEPs
- Support students in resource classrooms and integrate into general education environments as needed
- Maintain accurate and timely documentation of student progress
- Collaborate with general education teachers, related services staff, and parents
- Help foster a safe, positive, and inclusive learning environment
This contract role is an excellent fit for compassionate educators seeking impactful work in a supportive setting. Bring your energy and expertise to help students reach their fullest potential. Apply today to take the next step in your special education career!
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