High School SPED Teacher - IEPs & Behavior Support

Dallas Sd 2; Dallas (OR); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Dallas School District in Dallas, Oregon, is seeking a full-time Special Education Teacher for Dallas High School to support students with diverse needs.

The role involves collaborating with families and staff to develop IEPs, managing IEPs and Behavior Support Plans, and providing specially designed instruction in multiple settings.

Applicants must hold an Oregon SPED license or be working toward it, with a goal to obtain licensure within two years; a signing bonus may be offered.

Qualifications

• Must have an Oregon teaching license with SPED endorsement.
• Knowledge of Professional Learning Communities preferred.
• Experience managing IEPs and Behavior Support Plans.
• Must obtain SPED license within 2 years.
• Possible signing bonus and additional SPED stipend.
• Details are in the Job Description.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with parents, staff, and other team members to develop IEPs for each student.
• Experience managing IEPs and Behavior Support Plans.
• Participates in the eligibility process for individual students.
• Manage individual student needs in multiple academic settings.
• Provide specially designed instruction for social-emotional/behavioral learning.
• Assess student achievement on an ongoing basis.
• Direct paraprofessionals in a wide range of student ability levels.
• Design and implement individual and small group instruction in a functional academic setting.

Skills

Strong communication skills

Collaborate with parents and staff

IEP development

Behavioral support

Education

Oregon teaching license with Special Education endorsement

Job description

Dallas School District in Dallas, Oregon, is seeking a full-time Special Education Teacher for Dallas High School to support students with diverse needs.

The role involves collaborating with families and staff to develop IEPs, managing IEPs and Behavior Support Plans, and providing specially designed instruction in multiple settings.

Applicants must hold an Oregon SPED license or be working toward it, with a goal to obtain licensure within two years; a signing bonus may be offered.