Special Education Teacher | Camp Hill, Pennsylvania

Job Description

Job Description

Seeking passionate Special Education Teachers for an exciting contract opportunity supporting K-12 students. This role is based in the Camp Hill/Harrisburg area and will run through June 2027. There are five open positions available, providing the chance to match your grade-level and caseload preferences for optimal fit.

As a Special Education Teacher, you’ll play a pivotal role helping students achieve their fullest potential. You’ll have the support of a collaborative educational environment and the opportunity to make a difference each day.

What we’re looking for:

• Valid and active Pennsylvania teaching license in Special Education
• Experience or strong interest in working with students across K-12
• Flexibility in caseload management and adapting to evolving needs
• Strong communication, organizational, and classroom management skills
• Ability to support differentiated instruction and IEP implementation
• Team-oriented mindset and a commitment to inclusive education

Key responsibilities:

• Deliver effective instruction following students’ Individualized Education Plans (IEPs)
• Collaborate with administrators, fellow teachers, and families to support student progress
• Document and track goals, progress, and accommodations for each student
• Help create a supportive, positive classroom environment
• Adapt instructional techniques to meet a range of educational needs and abilities
• Attend meetings, trainings, and participate in ongoing professional development

This position offers a stimulating, rewarding opportunity with flexibility to discuss your preferred grade level and caseload size. The assignment starts as soon as possible and continues through June 2027.

Take the next step in your Special Education career and have a meaningful impact every day. Apply now and let us know your grade level and caseload preferences—you’ll be matched accordingly! Start your application today to begin making a difference in the lives of students.

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