Special Ed Teacher | Charlestown, New Hampshire

Make a real impact this summer as a Special Education Teacher in an engaging school-based contract role. Work alongside dedicated colleagues, supporting students in a collaborative, inclusive environment while helping them thrive during the Extended School Year program.

This position spans July 6 through July 31, with a convenient Monday–Thursday schedule from 8 am–12 pm—an ideal opportunity for seasoned special education professionals seeking a meaningful short-term commitment and rewarding student interaction.

Key qualifications:

• Valid Special Education Teacher certification (state-appropriate)
• Strong background working in school settings with special education students
• Ability to build positive, supportive relationships with students, families, and staff
• Proficiency in adapting curriculum and instructional strategies to meet diverse student needs
• Commitment to fostering a positive, inclusive classroom culture

Core responsibilities:

• Deliver individualized and group instruction based on students’ IEPs
• Collaborate with related service providers, aides, and general educators
• Monitor and document student progress, maintaining all required records
• Adjust instructional interventions to support each learner’s unique needs
• Communicate regularly with families regarding academic and behavioral progress

Perks of this assignment:

• Enjoy your afternoons and weekends free with the half-day schedule
• Make a difference during the crucial summer learning period
• Work in a welcoming, supportive school community
• Broaden your professional network and gain new insights by collaborating with multiple professionals

Three Special Education Teachers are needed to join this rewarding summer program. If you’re passionate about providing high-quality instruction and dedicated student support, this is the perfect opportunity to make your expertise count and positively influence lives.

Take the next step in your career—apply today and bring your special education skills to students who need them most this summer!