Trauma-Informed Special Education Teacher

Shiloh House; Englewood (CO); On-site; USD 50,000 - 68,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life insurance

Accident insurance

Critical illness insurance

Retirement plan

Retirement plan match

Paid time off

Personal leave

Holidays

Mileage reimbursement

Wellness benefit (ClassPass)

Tuition discount program

Bonuses

Flexibility

Employee assistance program

Loan forgiveness program

Growth opportunities

Job summary

Shiloh House in Colorado is seeking a dedicated teacher to empower youth and families through trauma‑informed, evidence‑based programs. This role offers meaningful work, a supportive team culture, and opportunities for growth within the agency.

Qualified candidates will hold a Colorado teaching license (or eligibility), a bachelor’s degree, and demonstrated skills in behavior management, collaboration with families, and IEP knowledge.

Qualifications

• Colorado teaching license or substitute license (or eligibility).
• Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university.
• Experience and strong skills in behavior management.
• Trauma-informed practices and strong classroom management.
• Ability to organize and direct other teachers and paraprofessionals.
• Strong communication for collaboration with families and professionals.
• Knowledge of IEPs and special education laws.
• Experience with autism spectrum preferred; Special Education endorsement may be required.

Responsibilities

• Provide direct teaching to students 225 days per year.
• Plan and implement approved curriculum.
• Develop and maintain approved individual written lesson plans.
• Supervise students in the lunch room/cafeteria during rotations.
• Supervise support staff in the classroom and enlist special skills as needed.
• Fulfill requirements for ongoing education (TTE/SEE).
• Work with youth who have emotional and behavioral issues from trauma and neglect.

Skills

Colorado teaching license

Bachelor's degree

Behavior management

Trauma-informed practices

Organize and direct others

Communication skills

IEP knowledge

Autism experience preferred

Special Education endorsement

Special Education Generalist

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

Shiloh House in Colorado is seeking a dedicated teacher to empower youth and families through trauma‑informed, evidence‑based programs. This role offers meaningful work, a supportive team culture, and opportunities for growth within the agency.

Qualified candidates will hold a Colorado teaching license (or eligibility), a bachelor’s degree, and demonstrated skills in behavior management, collaboration with families, and IEP knowledge.