Special Education Teacher - Canby, OR

Soliant; Canby (OR); On-site; USD 50,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

Soliant is seeking a Resource Special Education Teacher to support elementary students with mild to moderate needs in a collaborative, well-resourced school. This contract-to-hire role offers a consistent 20-hour weekly schedule: two full days (7:30–3:30) and one half day (Wednesday, 8:00–12:00) at a single site.

You will lead IEP development, case management, and direct instruction for resource room students, while supervising instructional assistants.

Qualifications

• Valid Special Education Teacher certification.
• Experience or a passion for working with elementary-aged students with mild to moderate needs.
• Knowledge of IEP processes and case management.
• Strong communication skills for collaborating with support staff and families.
• Ability to adapt instruction and oversee delivery by instructional assistants.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement individualized education programs (IEPs) and conduct necessary case management.
• Direct and plan instruction for instructional assistants.
• Deliver differentiated instruction to resource room students.
• Complete initial evaluations and 3-year re-evaluations.
• Collaborate with onsite support staff to foster student growth.

Skills

IEP processes

Collaboration with staff/families

Case management

Differentiated instruction

Education

Special Education Teacher certification

Job description

Make a meaningful impact as a Resource Special Education Teacher, supporting elementary students with mild to moderate needs in a collaborative and well-resourced environment. This contract-to-hire opportunity offers a consistent weekly schedule totaling 20 hours: two full days (7:30-3:30) and one half day (Wednesday, 8:00-12:00), all at a single welcoming school site.

You’ll become part of a dedicated support team, alongside a speech-language pathologist, part-time school psychologist, behavior program teacher, and a five-hour-per-day instructional assistant for the resource room. Your expertise will be essential in managing a caseload of 17 students and ensuring each child’s individual learning journey remains on track.

Key Qualifications

• Valid Special Education Teacher certification
• Experience or a passion for working with elementary-aged students with mild to moderate needs
• Knowledge of IEP processes and case management
• Strong communication skills for collaborating with support staff and families
• Ability to adapt instruction and oversee delivery by instructional assistants

Primary Responsibilities

• Develop and implement individualized education programs (IEPs) and conduct necessary case management
• Direct and plan instruction for instructional assistants
• Deliver differentiated instruction to resource room students
• Complete initial evaluations and 3-year re-evaluations
• Collaborate with onsite support staff to foster student growth

Take advantage of a consistent workweek and join a setting that values teamwork and individualized student success. The contract runs from as soon as possible through June 9, with the potential to transition to a permanent position.

If you are ready to help students reach their potential while growing your career in a supportive, resource-rich environment, step into a role where your skills are truly valued.