Special Education Teacher in Birmingham, AL

Step into a rewarding contract position supporting students as a Special Education Teacher near Birmingham, AL. This opportunity opens the door to making a significant difference while working in a collaborative, growth-minded educational environment. With multiple classroom types available—including self-contained, co-teaching, and resource settings—you'll find the right fit for your strengths and career goals.

Desired Qualifications:

• Valid Special Education teaching certification
• Experience supporting diverse learners across various instructional settings
• Knowledge of evidence-based instructional strategies for students with disabilities
• Demonstrated expertise in IEP writing, case management, and student progress monitoring
• Strong collaboration skills for working with educators, families, and related service providers
• Excellent communication and organization abilities

Key Responsibilities:

• Design and deliver individualized lessons based on student IEPs
• Lead and participate in IEP meetings, ensuring compliance and advocacy for student needs
• Manage case files, maintain accurate documentation, and monitor progress
• Co-teach or support within general education classrooms, adapting strategies and materials as necessary
• Provide direct instruction in self-contained and resource settings tailored to student goals
• Collaborate with fellow teachers, therapists, and support staff to enrich students’ educational journeys
• Foster a positive, inclusive classroom culture that celebrates individual strengths

Benefits of this Role:

• Exposure to various classroom models, supporting professional growth
• Develop specialized skills in both co-teaching and self-contained environments
• Build lasting connections with students, families, and colleagues
• Opportunities to engage in meaningful, hands-on education practices

Ignite your passion for education while shaping young lives. Apply today and embark on a contract role that allows you to inspire, innovate, and advocate for students who need it most.