K-5 Special Education Teacher | West Hartford, Connecticut

Special Education TeacherStep into a meaningful role supporting young learners in elementary school special education settings. We are seeking dedicated Special Education Teachers for contract positions serving students in grades K-5. Opportunities are available in both an Intensive Self-Contained classroom and a Resource (Push-in/Pull-Out) format. These roles are designed for professionals who thrive in nurturing inclusive, dynamic learning environments.Key Qualifications:Hold a valid Connecticut Special Education Teacher license with 165 or 265 CertificationDSAP certified candidates are encouraged to applyExperience working with students in K-5 special education settings preferredKnowledge of IEP development and implementation processesStrong commitment to individualized instruction and student advocacyEffective communication and collaborative problem-solving skillsRole Responsibilities:Provide direct instruction tailored to diverse learning needs in K-5 classroomsWrite and implement IEPs, ensuring compliance and student-focused goalsManage caseloads and maintain up-to-date documentationFacilitate small-group and individualized instruction in self-contained and resource settingsCollaborate with general education teachers, support staff, and families to foster student successActively contribute to team meetings and multidisciplinary planningSupport positive classroom management and evidence-based interventionsWhat to Expect:Positions available for immediate start, continuing through June 10, 2027Full-time schedules, 35-40 hours per week, Monday through FridayCompetitive hourly pay: $35–$45 for DSAP level certification; $45–$55 for fully licensed candidatesOpportunity to make a lasting impact on students' academic and social growth in a supportive environmentIf you're enthusiastic about guiding elementary students toward their fullest potential and meet the outlined requirements, we invite you to apply today. Make a meaningful difference—help shape the future of education in a collaborative, student-centered setting.