Armstrong Middle School Special Education Educator

MEMSPA; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 49,000 - 94,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

MESSA fringe benefits

Job summary

Kearsley Community Schools in Genesee County seeks a Special Education Educator for Armstrong Middle School. The role involves designing and delivering individualized instruction and supporting students in resource/inclusion settings, working closely with teachers, parents, and specialists.

The candidate will coordinate MET and IEPT meetings, stay up-to-date on special education laws, and maintain accurate records.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree is required.
• Valid Michigan Teaching Certificate with endorsements (Autism, Cognitive Impairment, Emotional Impairment, Learning Disability) necessary.

Responsibilities

• Plan, organize, and provide instruction to students in individual and small groups within a resource/inclusion room environment.
• Design and implement effective instruction.
• Maintain appropriate and accurate records.
• Adapt instruction for individual learning styles and meet student needs.
• Coordinate MET and IEPT meetings for students on your caseload.
• Coordinate with teachers, parents, and students in a consultative capacity.

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Michigan Teaching Certificate

Job description

Armstrong Middle School Special Education Educator

Deadline: November 9, 2026
District/Organization: Kearsley School District
Position/Type: Teacher, full time
Salary: 49309 – 94326

Kearsley Community Schools is seeking a highly qualifiedSpecial Education Educator to join our dedicated team of educators. This position will be assigned to Armstrong Middle School.

The Kearsley Board of Education will offer the successful candidate an annual salary in accordance with theKEA Master Agreement, commensurate with skills and experience. A comprehensive and competitiveMESSA fringe benefit package is also included.

The Community

Located in Genesee Township, in north-central Genesee County, our community offers a blend of suburban and rural living. Residents enjoy:

• Genesee County Parks featuring a large lake, campground, and recreation areas
• The Genesee Valley Trail, a 21-mile hiking and biking path
• A variety of local businesses and industrial centers, including the General Motors International Processing Center

Genesee Township provides an ideal balance of natural beauty, recreation, and economic opportunity – making it an attractive place to live and work.

The District

Kearsley Community Schools serves approximately2,800 students across four elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school. Highlights include:

• Award-winning early childhood program at the Pumpkin Patch
• Expanded dual enrollment and cutting-edge classroom technology
• Community Building/Restorative Practices with Ali Hearn
• Nationally recognized Bike Tech® and SME Prime programs at Kearsley High School

The district employs approximately 175 certified educators, most of whom hold advanced degrees.

Voters recently approved a $21,680,000 bond to support new and enhanced learning environments, districtwide improvements, and safety upgrades. Key projects include:

• A new community recreation facility with a 1,500-seat competitive gym, indoor track, and training spaces
• Enhanced STEM and Robotics spaces and flexible classroom designsSecure, redesigned entrances for all elementary schools

The Opportunity

Qualified candidates must hold a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university and possess a valid Michigan Teaching Certificate with at least one of the following endorsements:

• Autism (SV);
• Cognitive Impairment (SA);
• Emotional Impairment (SE);
• Learning Disability (SM).

The ideal candidate will use creative instructional strategies along with best practices for classroom

teaching which promotes interactive learning and student engagement through technology, literature, and writing. The candidate must be adept with technology and ready to consider emergent techniques to enhance student achievement. Candidates will also:

• Plan, organize, and provide instruction to students in both individual and small groups within a resource/inclusion room environment;
• Demonstrate ability to design and implement effective instruction;
• Main appropriate and accurate records;
• Adapt general education, special curriculum, support materials, and instruction strategies to meet individual student learning styles;
• Serve in a consultative capacity with individuals and groups, including teachers, parents, and students;
• Coordinate and attend MET and IEPT meetings for students assigned to your caseload;
• Knowledge of disabilities and their educational implications;
• Working knowledge of special education state and federal laws, rules, and regulations;
• Demonstrate mental/physical ability and stamina for the requirements of the position.

This position reports to the Building Principal & Director of Student Services