Site-Based Special Ed Teacher — Inclusive Growth Leader

Eagle Point School District 9; Eagle Point (OR); Presencial; USD 47.000 - 91.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Master's stipend

Federal Compliance Stipend

193/194 contract days

Descripción de la vacante

Eagle Point School District 9 is seeking a Site-Based District Special Education Teacher to design and deliver tailored instruction for students with diverse needs. You will be a key member of the Student Services Team, collaborating with families and staff to support individualized goals and inclusive learning.

The role includes planning, monitoring progress, maintaining compliance, and managing IEPs, with opportunities to lead meetings and promote safety and growth for students in southern

Formación

• Must hold Oregon Teaching License with Special Education endorsement.
• Knowledge of IDEA and related laws.
• Strong communication, organization, and computer skills.
• Experience leading student-centered planning and progress monitoring.
• Maintain required documentation and engage families effectively.

Responsabilidades

• Design and deliver tailored instruction for students with diverse needs.
• Monitor student progress and maintain compliance records.
• Manage IEPs and participate in multidisciplinary teams.
• Lead IEP meetings and consult with general education staff.
• Provide family outreach and support to educational assistants.

Conocimientos

IDEA knowledge

Communication

Organization

Team Collaboration

Family outreach

Descripción del empleo

Eagle Point School District 9 is seeking a Site-Based District Special Education Teacher to design and deliver tailored instruction for students with diverse needs. You will be a key member of the Student Services Team, collaborating with families and staff to support individualized goals and inclusive learning.

The role includes planning, monitoring progress, maintaining compliance, and managing IEPs, with opportunities to lead meetings and promote safety and growth for students in southern