High School Special Education: Transition & Community Sites
Winchester Public Schools
San Jacinto (CA)
Hybrid
USD 44,456 - 100,709
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
Winchester Public Schools is seeking a Special Education Teacher for the Transition Program. This role includes case management of transition students, training job coaches, and collaborating with community organizations to create job opportunities. Candidates must hold a current Connecticut Teacher Certification and have experience in secondary special education. The position offers a competitive salary range from $44,456 to $100,709, depending on experience, and involves working primarily in community settings as outlined by student IEPs.
Qualifications
Three or more years of experience in Secondary Special Education and/or Vocational Transition Education/Services.
Responsibilities
Case management of transition students enrolled in the Winchester Transition Academy.
Training and supervision of job coaches.
Develops and maintains working relationships with community businesses.
Maintains regular communication with parents.
Coordinates transitional opportunities like field trips and job fairs.
Consults with students to promote transition readiness.
Skills
Experience in writing standards-based IEPs
Ability to analyze standardized assessments
Knowledge of Connecticut Core Transition Skills
Experience in aligning curriculum with state standards
Experience in developing transition programming
Knowledge of local and state resources
Ability to work well with others
High standards of ethics and integrity
Education
Current Connecticut Teacher Certification (065, 165, or 265)
Job description
Winchester Public Schools is seeking a Special Education Teacher for the Transition Program. This role includes case management of transition students, training job coaches, and collaborating with community organizations to create job opportunities. Candidates must hold a current Connecticut Teacher Certification and have experience in secondary special education. The position offers a competitive salary range from $44,456 to $100,709, depending on experience, and involves working primarily in community settings as outlined by student IEPs.