Deaf Education Specialist for PreK-12 (TOD)

Edmonds School District; Lynnwood (WA); Presencial; USD 85.000 - 152.000; Tempo integral

Benefícios oferecidos por esta vaga

SEBB health insurance

State retirement program

Resumo da vaga

Edmonds School District is seeking a Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) for the 2026-27 school year. The TOD provides direct and itinerant instruction to deaf and hard-of-hearing students across PreK-12, implementing IEP goals and ensuring accessible communication in general and specialized settings.

Preference given to candidates with ELL/ESOL or bilingual endorsement. SIOP/GLAD training required within two years. Strong collaboration with SLPs, audiologists, and interpreters is essential.

Qualificações

• Valid Washington State teaching certificate with Deaf Education endorsement.
• Bachelor's degree in Special Education and Deaf Education (Master's degree preferred).
• Fluency in ASL and written English, with ability to adapt signing style to student needs.

Responsabilidades

• Plan, differentiate, and deliver direct educational activities per IEP goals.
• Collaborate with SLPs, audiologists, interpreters, and teachers to support LSL.
• Case manage IEPs ensuring OSPI compliance and student self-determination.
• Coordinate assistive technology and classroom access to ensure equitable communication.

Conhecimentos

ASL fluency

Written English

Collaborative communication

Formação

WA Teaching Certificate with Deaf Education endorsement

Bachelor's in Special Education and Deaf Education

Master's in Special Education or Deaf Education preferred

Descrição da vaga

Edmonds School District is seeking a Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) for the 2026-27 school year. The TOD provides direct and itinerant instruction to deaf and hard-of-hearing students across PreK-12, implementing IEP goals and ensuring accessible communication in general and specialized settings.

Preference given to candidates with ELL/ESOL or bilingual endorsement. SIOP/GLAD training required within two years. Strong collaboration with SLPs, audiologists, and interpreters is essential.