Teacher of the Visually Impaired

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Job Details Teacher of the Visually Impaired

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Duties and Performance Responsibilities

Conduct functional vision assessments and learning media assessments on a regular basis. Transcribe print into Braille in an effort to help visually impaired students communicate better. Transcribe Braille into print in an effort to help visually impaired students communicate better. Coordinate low vision clinics to help facilitate communication and services to low vision students. Coordinate the ordering, maintenance, and inventory of all specialized equipment and materials related to the field. Prepare paperwork for students IEP meetings and participate in IEP meetings on a regular basis. Complete quarterly progress reports on the students served. Collect and monitor data regarding student progress. Establish and maintain open and frequent communication with students, parents. Maintain regular communication with all stakeholders regarding student progress. Conduct in-service and professional development training for staff members, parents, and students. Consult with teachers, parents, colleagues, administrators, and outside professionals as needed. Conduct student observations when necessary. Complete paperwork necessary for Medicaid reimbursement. Engage in continuing education and professional development activities in order to stay informed about the most recent issues pertinent to the field. Maintain confidentiality at all times with regard to students and student information. Abide by all applicable laws and comply with all BASSC policies and procedures (e.g., business department attendance, computer, internet, schedule, internal paperwork, etc.). Perform other duties as assigned.

EVALUATION Performance of this job will be evaluated in accordance with provisions contained in the BASSC Procedures and Guidelines for Administrative and Staff Evaluations.

Qualifications

Illinois Type 10 School Certificate with Visual Impairment Endorsement Experience working with visually impaired students Knowledge of the equipment pertinent to blind education Must meet requirements for IL reimbursement for this position Highly dependable with excellent communication skills Such alternatives to the above qualifications as the Director in his/her sole and exclusive role may find appropriate and acceptable

Salary and Benefits

Minimum salary: $45,850 to $62,700 Signing bonus of $4,000 available with a three-year commitment BASSC paid pension TRS contribution in addition to salary Length of work year: 185 days Contractual Benefits

Sick leave and personal leave days:

• 14 sick leave and 3.5 personal leave days per year from start date through year 17
• 16 sick leave and 3.5 personal leave days per year for employees with 18 - 25 years of service
• 20 sick leave and 3.5 personal leave days per year for employees with 26 years of service Sick and personal leave not used in the year of service for which it is granted shall accumulate as sick leave. Single health insurance paid 100% by the district. Please note: Family insurance information is based on 2025-2026 School year rates. Family health insurance paid 90% by the district. Employee family coverage costs employee $190.00 per month. Personal travel budget for professional development. Work mileage reimbursed at the IRS rate.

How to Apply

Click on the following link to apply: Teacher of Visually Impaired Email Address: Brenda.lickenbrock@bassc-sped.org School District: https://www.bassc-sped.org Position Website: https://www.bassc-sped.org/page/employment-opportunities City Website: https://belleville.net ILearn Link: ILearnReport Card Link: District Report Card Job Posting Date: 21/02/2026 Start Date: 08/26/2026 SharePrint «Back to Search Results