Deaf & Hard-of-Hearing Education Teacher

Campbell County Schools; Alexandria (KY); On-site; USD 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Campbell County Schools in Alexandria, Kentucky, is seeking a Deaf/Hard of Hearing Teacher. The role requires delivering instruction to Deaf and hard-of-hearing students, developing IEPs, and collaborating with the ARC team.

Starting immediately, this full-time position reports to the Director of Special Education. Candidates must hold a Kentucky Teaching Certificate for Hearing Impaired and be adept at ASL and English communication.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or higher and a valid Kentucky Teaching Certificate for Hearing Impaired.
• Knowledge of unique educational needs of Deaf and hard of hearing students.
• Ability to communicate with students, parents, staff using ASL and English.

Responsibilities

• Deliver instruction to Deaf and/or hard of hearing students.
• Develop/administer formative and summative assessments for Deaf and/or hard of hearing students.
• Maintain accurate records on student achievement, attendance, grades and special education requirements.
• Develop compliant IEPs for students in coordination with the ARC team, including engagement of students and families.
• Provide the required Specially Designed Instruction and accommodations for each goal.
• Manage student behaviors to provide a safe learning climate.
• Attend professional meetings and teacher training to maintain professional competence.
• Confer with parents and staff to support behavioral solutions and academic growth.
• Be willing to work toward SLPI advanced status.
• Manage special education caseload and use of technology.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

ASL & English communication

IEP collaboration

Student engagement

Education

Bachelor's degree or higher

Kentucky Teaching Certificate for Hearing Impaired

Job description

Campbell County Schools in Alexandria, Kentucky, is seeking a Deaf/Hard of Hearing Teacher. The role requires delivering instruction to Deaf and hard-of-hearing students, developing IEPs, and collaborating with the ARC team.

Starting immediately, this full-time position reports to the Director of Special Education. Candidates must hold a Kentucky Teaching Certificate for Hearing Impaired and be adept at ASL and English communication.