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St. Louis Park Public Schools6 days ago

Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) Teacher

$48,967–$108,183 year

On-site · Saint Louis Park, Minnesota, United States

Type
Full Time
Level
Mid Level
Education
Bachelors Degree
Company size
Unknown

Job Summary

The ECSE Teacher will provide specialized instruction and support to birth through age 5 children with disabilities, with assignments in Birth–3 (IFSP-based) or Ages 3–5 (IEP-based), or a split across both. Responsibilities include developing and implementing IFSPs/IEPs in collaboration with families and interdisciplinary teams, delivering instruction across home, community, center-based, or co-teaching settings, targeting developmental domains (communication, cognition, social-emotional, adaptive, motor), applying UDL and play-based methods, collecting progress data, conducting assessments, participating in eligibility determinations and IEP/IFSP meetings, implementing PBSPs/BIPs, and facilitating transitions from Birth–3 to Part B and preschool to kindergarten. The role requires partnering with families, interpreters, paraprofessionals, related service providers, ECFE staff, and community partners; maintaining confidential records; and engaging in ongoing professional development focused on equity, cultural responsiveness, and trauma-informed care. Education and licensure must align with MN ECSE requirements; Master’s preferred but not required.

Required Qualifications

  • Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Special Education, Special Education, or a related field (required)
  • Valid Minnesota teaching license issued by PELSB with an ECSE endorsement (required)
  • Licensure covering Birth–7 or Birth–5 (required); program assignment will align with licensure held
  • Experience developing and implementing IFSPs and/or IEPs in compliance with IDEA Part C/Part B and Minnesota Rule 3525
  • Experience providing services to young children with disabilities in Birth–3 and/or Ages 3–5 settings
  • Strong knowledge of IDEA Part C/B, Minnesota Rule 3525, and related regulations
  • Ability to collaborate with families, general education staff, and related service providers
  • Familiarity with play-based instruction, AAC, behavior intervention planning, and family-centered practice
  • CPI or de-escalation certification preferred; district training provided (not required)
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Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) Teacher · St. Louis Park Public Schools

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