Teacher Early Childhood Special Education Resource 2026-2027Y
$53,071–$68,946 year
On-sitePhoenix, Arizona, United States
Job Summary
Deliver high-quality special education instruction to early childhood and early elementary students with disabilities, adapting teaching methods to meet individual and group learning goals. Assess student progress, implement tailored Individualized Education Plans (IEPs), and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure compliance with state and district guidelines. Foster social and behavioral growth while working cooperatively with general education staff to promote access to inclusive settings. Supervise instructional assistants, build strong partnerships with parents, and actively participate in Student Success Team and IEP meetings. Manage multiple tasks efficiently, complete thorough paperwork, and commit to continuous professional growth through district training. Work a 205-day schedule including holidays and breaks within the Madison School District No. 38.
Required Qualifications
- Arizona certificate - Early Childhood Special Education
- Knowledge of special education legal requirements
- Comprehensive understanding of supporting the needs of students with disabilities and providing exceptional learning experiences
- Strong commitment to fostering a nurturing, inclusive, and supportive classroom environment that meets the developmental, academic, and social needs of children
- Demonstrated experience working with early childhood and early elementary students across a variety of special education eligibility categories, ensuring personalized support and progress
- Ability to assess student progress and adapt teaching methods to achieve individual and group learning goals
- Skilled in fostering social and behavioral growth in students, employing strategies that encourage positive behavior and social interaction
- Ability to work cooperatively and collaborate with general education staff to enhance student progress and provide necessary accommodations and modifications in the general education environment
- Ability to effectively plan for and supervise instructional assistants, ensuring a coordinated and supportive learning environment
- Commitment to promoting student access to, and participation in, general education settings
- Knowledge and experience in implementing effective inclusive practices that support all learners
- Expertise in developing, implementing, and maintaining Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) that are tailored to meet the unique needs of students while ensuring full compliance with state and district guidelines
- Dedicated to helping students achieve success within the Madison curriculum while meeting state standards and supporting each student's growth
- Skilled in building strong partnerships with parents and guardians to ensure alignment and support in student progress and development
- Commitment to continuous professional growth through district training and staff development opportunities
- Actively participate in Faculty meetings, contribute to staff development initiatives, and engage in school-wide collaborative efforts
- Participate in Student Success Team (SST) meetings, Multidisciplinary Evaluation Team (MET) meetings, and IEP meetings, contributing valuable input to support student outcomes
- Personal attributes include a positive attitude, high energy, organizational skills, a strong commitment to meeting deadlines, thorough and timely completion of paperwork, teamwork, and effective communication, all while managing multiple tasks efficiently
- Must regularly lift and/or move up to 25 pounds
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