Special Education Teacher Facility School K-8th Handprints Academy
Overview
Lead a small classroom of eight students with one instructor assistant at Handprints Academy. This full-time position offers work-life balance with school-based schedule and summer programming. Impact meaningful outcomes while collaborating with interdisciplinary team.
What You'll Do6
- 1Teach and support students with autism and developmental needs in a structured classroom environment
- 2Create individualized lessons aligned with IEP goals and Colorado standards
- 3Lead a team of instructional assistants to maintain positive behavior supports
- 4Communicate regularly with families and collaborate with BCBAs speech therapists occupational and physical therapists
- 5Implement trauma-informed practices that prioritize regulation and relationship-building
- 6Maintain consistent learning environment through clear expectations and proactive strategies
Requirements6
- 1Bachelor's or Master's degree in Special Education with active Colorado teaching license
- 2Special Education Generalist endorsement or Bachelor's with preferred certification
- 3Experience supporting students with autism or behavioral challenges
- 4Strong communication and classroom management skills
- 5CPR certification or willingness to obtain
- 6Commitment to collaborative, trauma-informed educational approach
Salary Insight
$55 - $80k per year
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