Teacher of the Deaf in Mount Airy, NC

Make a meaningful impact in the lives of students as a Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) educator! This contract opportunity offers the chance to work directly with K-12 students, providing specialized instruction and support across multiple campuses in an itinerant role. With an allocation of 20 hours per week, you’ll serve as a vital resource—helping students achieve their communication and academic goals.

Your expertise as a Teacher of the Deaf/Hard of Hearing is valued here. If you're seeking additional hours and are also licensed in special education, a full-time opportunity may be available. Immediate interviews are being scheduled, so you could step into a new chapter of your teaching journey without delay.

Key Qualifications:

• Valid certification in Deaf/Hard of Hearing education (DHH)
• Experience working with K-12 students in an educational setting
• Familiarity with itinerant teaching and ability to travel between school sites as needed
• Ability to adapt instruction for diverse learning needs and levels
• Special education teaching license preferred if interested in expanded/full-time role
• Strong communication and collaboration skills

Role Responsibilities:

• Provide direct and consultative services to DHH students across various school sites
• Develop and implement IEP-driven instructional plans
• Collaborate with teachers, administrators, and families to enhance student access and success
• Utilize technology and assistive devices to foster inclusive environments
• Monitor student progress and document outcomes
• Maintain up-to-date records in compliance with district and state requirements

This contract position offers a dynamic schedule in a collaborative environment, allowing flexibility while making a genuine difference in students’ lives.

If you are passionate about supporting DHH learners in achieving their greatest potential, apply now to schedule your interview and explore how you can be a transformative presence for students this coming school year!