Elementary SPED Teacher | Immediate Start, 190‑Day Contract

Santa Fe South Public Schools; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 45,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Santa Fe South Public Schools is expanding El Camino Elementary in Oklahoma City, OK, seeking an Elementary Special Education Teacher. The role focuses on intensive instructional support within a hybrid model, coordinating with IEP teams and general education staff to enable student independence and success.

Candidates should hold a valid Oklahoma SPED certificate, have experience with K-5 students with disabilities, and demonstrate strong collaboration, communication, and data-driven planning

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required for teaching
• Valid Oklahoma SPED certificate or eligible pathway
• Knowledge of special education laws, IEP development, accommodations
• Meet district employment and background check requirements

Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver specially designed instruction aligned with Oklahoma standards and IEP goals
• Provide explicit instruction in literacy, math, and other identified areas
• Adapt materials, pacing, and assessments to student profiles
• Design flexible schedules balancing specialized classroom and general education
• Use evidence-based practices and progress monitoring to inform instruction
• Collaborate with general education teachers, paras, and related services to ensure consistency
• Communicate with families regarding student progress and goals
• Maintain accurate records of IEP goals, services, and required reporting

Skills

Experience with elementary students w/

Instruction differentiation

Collaboration with general education

Data-driven progress monitoring

Education

Bachelor's degree

Oklahoma Special Education certificate

Job description

Santa Fe South Public Schools is expanding El Camino Elementary in Oklahoma City, OK, seeking an Elementary Special Education Teacher. The role focuses on intensive instructional support within a hybrid model, coordinating with IEP teams and general education staff to enable student independence and success.

Candidates should hold a valid Oklahoma SPED certificate, have experience with K-5 students with disabilities, and demonstrate strong collaboration, communication, and data-driven planning