Elementary Special Education: IEP Lead & Cross-Categorical
Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe School
Hayward (WI)
On-site
USD 40,000 - 60,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A specialized educational institution in Wisconsin is seeking a dedicated Special Education Teacher to provide tailored instruction to elementary-level students with disabilities. The candidate will be responsible for developing and implementing IEPs, collaborating with various stakeholders, and integrating Ojibwe cultural activities into education. A Wisconsin license for elementary special education is required, with preference given to candidates with experience working with Native American youth. This role fosters an inclusive and supportive learning environment.
Qualifications
Wisconsin license certification for elementary special education or provisional license.
Experience working with Native American youth is essential.
Must support the LCO philosophy and policies.
Responsibilities
Provide specially tailored instruction services to students with disabilities.
Lead IEP meetings and collaborate with team members.
Communicate regularly with parents and staff.
Research and develop evidence-based intervention programs.
Skills
Knowledge of special education law
Ability to write IEPs
Experience with Native American youth
Behavioral knowledge for positive supports
Flexibility with daily schedule
Education
Wisconsin license certification for elementary special education
Tools
Infinite Campus
Google Classroom
Job description
A specialized educational institution in Wisconsin is seeking a dedicated Special Education Teacher to provide tailored instruction to elementary-level students with disabilities. The candidate will be responsible for developing and implementing IEPs, collaborating with various stakeholders, and integrating Ojibwe cultural activities into education. A Wisconsin license for elementary special education is required, with preference given to candidates with experience working with Native American youth. This role fosters an inclusive and supportive learning environment.