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Applied ABC is seeking dedicated Special Education Teacher substitutes to support neurodiverse learners in a structured, nurturing environment. Rolling contracts offer flexibility with 2-week engagements, 1-3 month assignments, or 6-month placements.
You will implement IEPs, deliver instruction across academic, behavioral, and functional domains, and collaborate with paras, related service providers, and families to ensure student growth and successful transitions.
Applied ABC is seeking dedicated and compassionate Special Education Substitute and Temporary Teachers to join our mission-driven team serving neurodiverse learners in a nurturing, structured environment. Whether you're looking for short-term assignments, exploring new opportunities, or want to transition into a long‑term educational role, we offer rolling contracts designed with flexibility in mind.
Applied ABC is a leading provider of behavioral health services dedicated to supporting children with diverse learning needs. We offer tailored interventions, a team of experienced professionals, and flexible support options to help schools enhance their educational programs.
We are seeking a passionate and dedicated Special Education Teacher to join our team. You will work collaboratively with students, families, and other professionals to provide high-quality educational services to students with diverse learning needs.
2-Week Engagements: Great for quick availability or trial fit
1-3 Month Assignment: Ideal for covering leaves or short vacancies
6-Month Placement: For those seeking consistency and deeper classroom involvement
Opportunities may lead to permanent roles for interested and qualified candidates.
Implement individualized education programs (IEPs) with fidelity
Deliver instruction aligned with student needs across academic, behavioral, and functional domains
Work collaboratively with paras, related service providers, and behavior support teams
Support classroom routines, data collection, and positive behavior supports
Communicate clearly with staff and administrators during transition or coverage periods
Bachelor's Degree in Education or related field required (Special Education preferred)
NH Teaching Certification in Special Education (or eligible) required
Experience working with students with autism and/or developmental disabilities a plus
Must be 18+ years old
Must pass NH State and FBI background checks (CORI and fingerprinting required for onsite work)
Clear communication, adaptability, and professionalism
Mission-driven environment focused on student growth and teacher support
Small classroom sizes, structured behavior systems, and a collaborative team
Flexible contract options to meet your schedule and career goals
Possibility for permanent placement or ongoing temp coverage
Paid onboarding and orientation