5th Grade 4th Grade Special Education Teacher - Waterbury, Connecticut

Seeking an impactful opportunity to support students with diverse needs? This contract role aims to make a meaningful difference in the lives of elementary students within a self-contained Social-Emotional Program. Working Monday through Friday for 35 hours per week, you’ll provide specialized instruction and foster growth and resilience in children across 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades.

Your expertise in special education will help shape supportive learning experiences tailored to each student’s unique abilities and challenges. Create a nurturing, inclusive classroom climate where students feel empowered to develop academic and social-emotional skills for lifelong success.

Qualifications:

• Current Connecticut Special Education PK-12 licensure (065, 165, or 265 certificate required)
• Master’s degree in Special Education or related field highly desired
• Experience or strong interest in working with students in a social-emotional/behavioral program
• Familiarity with individualized education plans (IEPs) and progress monitoring
• Collaborative mindset and excellent communication abilities

Key Responsibilities:

• Instruct and support students in a self-contained classroom setting for grades 3–5
• Adapt and implement curriculum to meet the needs of each child within the social-emotional program
• Collaborate with related service providers, classroom staff, and families to encourage student progress
• Collect and analyze data to drive instruction and interventions
• Foster positive relationships that build confidence and social-emotional skills
• Maintain accurate records and implement best practices in classroom management

Take advantage of this fulfilling opportunity and receive compensation in the range of $38–$52 per hour, depending on your experience and credentials.

Ready to inspire and strengthen young learners’ futures? Submit your application to join this rewarding elementary special education environment, and make a lasting impact every day.