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Spindle is seeking a Contract Special Education Teacher to support 5th and 6th grade students with mild to moderate needs near Acton, CA. The role runs ASAP through June 4, 2027 and offers weekly pay, comprehensive benefits, and eligibility for a 401(k).
You will collaborate in a co-teaching setting, perform assessments, write reports, manage IEPs, and deliver push-in support to a caseload of about 28 students.
Step into a rewarding contract opportunity supporting the academic and developmental growth of 5th and 6th grade students with mild to moderate needs. This role, located near Acton, CA, spans from ASAP through June 4, 2027, and offers the chance to make a meaningful difference in an inclusive school environment.
Youll work collaboratively in a co-teaching setting, providing vital push-in services for a caseload averaging no more than 28 students. Your expertise in assessment, writing comprehensive reports, and skillfully navigating IEP processes will be highly valued. The position is ideal for educators who thrive in team-oriented settings and are passionate about fostering student success.
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In addition to making a positive impact in students lives, youll enjoy a comprehensive suite of benefits: highly competitive compensation with weekly pay, full insurance offerings (medical, dental, vision, life, and more), matching 401k, and a flexible spending account.
Compensation for this position ranges from $35.34 to $50.34. This posting is open for 60 days after the posting date.
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