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Stanley G. Falk School in Buffalo, NY is hiring a Special Education Teacher to serve students with disabilities. The role follows a Monday–Friday schedule from 7:35 AM to 2:35 PM, with pay starting at $33.96 per hour and $47,556 per school year plus stipends for advanced degrees.
Candidates must hold NYSWD or applicable content-area certification, and will develop IEPs, implement behavior plans, assess progress, and collaborate with families and related services.
Pay: Starting at $33.96 per hour ($47,556 per school year) Plus applicable Master's Degree and Graduate Course Credit Stipends
Schedule: Monday - Friday | 7:35 AM - 2:35 PM
At Falk School, our mission is to provide a supportive, transformational learning community. We believe every student deserves a learning environment where they feel valued, challenged, and empowered to succeed.
Founded in 1986, Falk School serves students ages 5-21 across four Western New York campuses through highly structured classrooms and individualized educational supports. As an affiliate of Child & Family Services, we are committed to helping students build the academic, behavioral, and life skills needed to thrive.
Our classrooms are intentionally small - typically six students supported by one teacher and one teacher aide - allowing educators to develop meaningful relationships while providing individualized instruction and support.
Teaching at Falk School is about more than delivering instruction. It's about becoming a trusted advocate who helps students develop confidence, resilience, and the skills they need for lifelong success.
Stanley G. Falk School is anEqual Opportunity Employer.
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