Special Education Teacher — Weekly Pay & Benefits

Ro Health, LLC; Cupertino (CA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekly Direct Deposit

Commuter Stipend

PTO & Sick Time

Full Benefits

Dedicated Local Support

Job summary

Ro Health is seeking a Special Education Teacher (Mild/Moderate and Mod/Severe) for on-site K-12 classrooms in the South Bay Area. Start date is immediate, with settings including Resource, Inclusion, or Specialized SDC.

You will develop IEP-based instruction, write and track IEPs using SEIS, and collaborate with general ed teachers, paras, speech therapists, and families to implement accommodations and behavior plans.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master's degree in Special Education or a related field.
• Active California Education Specialist Instruction Credential. Preliminary, Clear, Level I/II.
• Preferred R3MM (Mild/Moderate) or R3EN (Extensive Support Needs), plus English Learner Authorization (ELAE or CLAD).
• Solid knowledge of IEP compliance, clear communication, and a practical approach to supporting students with diverse needs.

Responsibilities

• Provide direct, targeted instruction to individual students and small groups based on IEP goals.
• Write, track, and manage IEPs using district software like SEIS.
• Work alongside general ed teachers, paras, speech therapists, and parents to implement student accommodations and behavior plans.
• Maintain a structured, positive classroom environment using behavioral strategies and assistive tech.

Skills

IEP compliance

Clear communication

Student support

Behavioral strategies

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in Special Education

California Education Specialist Instruction Credential

Tools

SEIS

Job description

Ro Health is seeking a Special Education Teacher (Mild/Moderate and Mod/Severe) for on-site K-12 classrooms in the South Bay Area. Start date is immediate, with settings including Resource, Inclusion, or Specialized SDC.

You will develop IEP-based instruction, write and track IEPs using SEIS, and collaborate with general ed teachers, paras, speech therapists, and families to implement accommodations and behavior plans.