Self-Contained Special Ed Life Skills Teacher

Bellevue Public Schools; Bellevue (NE); On-site; USD 48,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Bellevue Public Schools in Bellevue, Nebraska invites applications for the 2027-28 Teacher - Self-Contained Special Education Life Skills. Starting Aug 2, 2027, this full-time position requires an endorsement appropriate to the role and a commitment to student growth.

The teacher will provide instruction, maintain a positive, safe environment, and follow district policies. The position emphasizes collaboration with families and a professional ethic for student success.

Qualifications

• Candidate has or is pursuing an endorsement appropriate to the position.
• Ability to provide effective instruction in life skills.
• Commitment to safe and positive school environment.

Responsibilities

• Apply professional competencies to meet standards adopted by the State Board of Education and Bellevue Public Schools.
• Follow the Code of Ethics adopted by the State Board of Education.
• Know and follow district policies, rules, and directives.
• Maintain professional conduct and positive relationships with patrons, employees, and students.
• Ensure a safe and healthy environment conducive to learning.
• Fulfill teaching responsibilities as defined by state law and district needs.
• Adhere to supervisor/administrator assignments and deadlines.
• Demonstrate ethical conduct and professional behavior in and out of school.
• Fulfill responsibilities as assigned by the supervisor/administrator.

Skills

Endorsement toward position

Education

Endorsement / in progress

Job description

Bellevue Public Schools in Bellevue, Nebraska invites applications for the 2027-28 Teacher - Self-Contained Special Education Life Skills. Starting Aug 2, 2027, this full-time position requires an endorsement appropriate to the role and a commitment to student growth.

The teacher will provide instruction, maintain a positive, safe environment, and follow district policies. The position emphasizes collaboration with families and a professional ethic for student success.