Trauma-Informed SPED Teacher (K-12) - Team-Based Growth

Every Child's Hope; St. Louis (MO); On-site; USD 52,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Every Child's Hope School in St. Louis, MO seeks a dedicated special education teacher to lead a classroom of up to 10 students (K-12) with support from a teacher's assistant and treatment teams.

The role emphasizes trauma-informed instruction, PBIS-based culture, and collaboration with licensed clinical social workers to help students reach their goals.

Candidates should hold a Missouri DESE certificate or be eligible for MODESE; a Bachelor's in Special Education is required.

Qualifications

• Must hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Special Education.
• Missouri DESE Certification or eligibility for MODESE certification.
• Experience as a teacher or student teacher with LD/BD students.

Responsibilities

• Plan and prepare lessons to meet individual needs of students.
• Ensure lesson plans meet state, district, and school requirements.
• Provide consistent reinforcement, assessment, and feedback to students.
• Teach LD/BD students off campus with assistance from a teacher’s assistant.
• Utilize IXL and MobyMax as a supplement curriculum.
• Collaborate with treatment team to promote student growth.
• Maintain a safe and trauma-informed classroom environment.
• Keep records on student progress and behaviors.
• Support school programming and events; may work evenings/weekends.
• Must love students, have fun, and be part of a team.

Skills

Classroom management

Interpersonal skills

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Special Education

Missouri DESE Certification or MODESE eligibility

Job description

Every Child's Hope School in St. Louis, MO seeks a dedicated special education teacher to lead a classroom of up to 10 students (K-12) with support from a teacher's assistant and treatment teams.

The role emphasizes trauma-informed instruction, PBIS-based culture, and collaboration with licensed clinical social workers to help students reach their goals.

Candidates should hold a Missouri DESE certificate or be eligible for MODESE; a Bachelor's in Special Education is required.