Elementary Deaf Education Teacher — Empower Young Learners

Rhode Island School for the Deaf; Providence (RI); Vor Ort; USD 65.000 - 90.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Rhode Island School for the Deaf in Providence seeks an Elementary Special Education Teacher of the Deaf. The role involves delivering inclusive instruction for deaf, hard-of-hearing, and language-delayed students aligned to academic standards and IEP goals.

You will collaborate with families and staff, participate in IEP meetings, and develop PLAAFP statements, progress reporting, and accommodations while maintaining professional standards and confidentiality.

Qualifikationen

• Credentialed teacher with valid RI certification or eligibility
• ASL proficiency required for effective communication with Deaf/HH students
• Strong written language skills for IEPs, PLAAFPs, and progress notes
• Knowledge of RI special education standards, IEP processes, and state testing
• Experience working in Deaf education or related settings preferred
• Master’s degree preferred and ability to collaborate within a team

Aufgaben

• Deliver instruction aligned with standards and IEP goals for Deaf/HH students
• Attend IEP meetings and serve as a special education case manager
• Develop and implement PLAAFP statements and annual IEP goals
• Plan, assess, and document progress using authentic and state assessments
• Collaborate with general education teachers, therapists, and families
• Maintain professional boundaries and confidentiality

Kenntnisse

ASL proficiency

Team collaboration

Written language competency

Ausbildung

Master’s degree preferred

Certification in Deaf Education or Special Education

Jobbeschreibung

Rhode Island School for the Deaf in Providence seeks an Elementary Special Education Teacher of the Deaf. The role involves delivering inclusive instruction for deaf, hard-of-hearing, and language-delayed students aligned to academic standards and IEP goals.

You will collaborate with families and staff, participate in IEP meetings, and develop PLAAFP statements, progress reporting, and accommodations while maintaining professional standards and confidentiality.