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Benefits offered by this job
Medical insurance with district contribution
Dental, vision, and life insurance at no cost
Long-term disability coverage at no cost
Employee Assistance Program
Paid snow days
Job summary
Livonia Public Schools is seeking an Autism Spectrum Disorder Teacher to assess and support students with autism. Responsibilities include developing lesson plans, providing individualized instruction, and fostering a positive classroom environment. Minimum qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in special education and a valid Michigan Teaching Certificate. The position offers competitive benefits, including medical and dental insurance, and a positive work climate. Applications are accepted until May 8, 2026.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in special education required.
Must have a valid Michigan Teaching Certificate with endorsement in autism spectrum disorder.
Passionate commitment to improving learning for all students.
Responsibilities
Create a welcoming and engaging classroom climate.
Develop lesson plans that provide individualized instruction.
Implement daily activities aligned with developmental needs.
Skills
Ability to individualize instruction
Establish positive working relationships
Superior verbal and written communication skills
Knowledge of positive behavioral supports
Collaboration with other professional staff
Education
Bachelor’s degree in special education
Valid Michigan Teaching Certificate with endorsement
Job description
Livonia Public Schools is seeking an Autism Spectrum Disorder Teacher to assess and support students with autism. Responsibilities include developing lesson plans, providing individualized instruction, and fostering a positive classroom environment. Minimum qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in special education and a valid Michigan Teaching Certificate. The position offers competitive benefits, including medical and dental insurance, and a positive work climate. Applications are accepted until May 8, 2026.