Dyslexia Special Education Reading Specialist - Dallas, Texas

Job Description

Job Description

Make a difference for students as a contract Dyslexia Therapist supporting learners in diverse elementary and high school environments. Collaborate onsite with dedicated education professionals to implement targeted interventions that help students strengthen reading skills and overcome learning barriers. This assignment runs from ASAP through May 2027, offering a rewarding opportunity to provide expertise and make a lasting impact across two campus settings.

Qualifications and Experience:

• Current General Teaching Endorsement (required)
• Additional credential needed: Reading Endorsement, Certified Academic Language Therapist (CALT), or Licensed Dyslexia Practitioner (LDP)
• Proven skills in reading intervention, with a strong foundation in dyslexia-specific instruction
• Previous experience working with elementary and/or high school-aged students
• Ability to tailor instructional strategies to support students with a range of learning needs

Key Responsibilities:

• Deliver direct dyslexia therapy and reading interventions to students, utilizing evidence-based approaches
• Collaborate with teachers, support staff, and families to monitor progress and adjust instructional plans as needed
• Conduct assessments, track student progress, and maintain accurate documentation
• Advocate for student success by providing expert recommendations and resources to instructional teams
• Foster a supportive, inclusive learning environment across both the elementary and high school campuses

This position offers the chance to contribute expertise in a valued specialist role, empowering students and educators alike. Professionals with a passion for literacy improvement and dyslexia intervention will thrive in this dynamic, on-site contract setting.

Step into a meaningful career move—apply today to support student learning and unlock new possibilities in reading achievement. Your specialized skills can transform lives throughout this impactful assignment.

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