Whatâs in it for you?! - Help transform lives through trauma-informed, student-centered care!
- Join a purpose-driven team with deep roots in the community!
- Collaborate across schools and programs that meet diverse student needs!
- Thrive in a creative, inclusive, and therapeutic learning environment!
- Support whole-child development through hands-on, specialized services!
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SummaryJoin a collaborative therapeutic school where small class sizes, dedicated classroom support, and on-site clinical specialists empower you to focus on what matters mostâhelping students with emotional, behavioral, and learning needs achieve meaningful academic and personal success. Teach high school students in a highly supportive, relationship-driven environment while working alongside BCBAs, counselors, therapists, and special education professionals.
What You'll Do- Develop, implement, and manage IEPs aligned with student goals.
- Deliver individualized instruction in high school core academic subjects.
- Differentiate instruction to meet diverse learning and behavioral needs.
- Implement behavior intervention strategies alongside BCBAs and behavior staff.
- Monitor student progress using academic and behavioral data.
- Support transition planning, vocational readiness, and independent living skills.
- Partner with families and multidisciplinary teams to support student success.
- Maintain required documentation and ensure special education compliance.
What You'll Need- Bachelor's degree in Special Education or related field (Master's preferred).
- Virginia Special Education teaching license or eligibility to obtain licensure.
- Experience supporting students with emotional, behavioral, or learning disabilities.
- Knowledge of IEP development, IDEA, and evidence-based instructional practices.
- Strong classroom management and behavioral support skills.
- Excellent communication, collaboration, and organizational skills.
What Would Be a Plus- Experience teaching high school special education.
- Experience with transition planning or vocational education.
- Experience working in therapeutic, behavioral, or alternative school settings.
- Familiarity with ABA principles or collaborating with BCBAs.
- Bilingual or multilingual abilities.
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