Travel Special Education Teacher - Lincoln Park, Michigan

Job Description

Job Description

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Special Education, active Special Education Teacher license and minimum 1+ years Special Education Teacher experience required. Applicants who do not meet these qualifications will not be considered.

Embarking on a travel assignment as a Special Education Teacher for K-2 students provides an unmatched opportunity to combine your passion for teaching with the excitement of exploring new places and developing your career. Professionals who thrive in travel roles enjoy premium compensation, access to non-taxable stipends, personalized travel support, and robust job security—letting you focus on what matters most: supporting students’ growth and learning. Alongside your vital work, benefit from health, vision, and dental insurance, plus 401(k) options for your peace of mind and future planning.

Nestled near dynamic Lincoln Park, MI, this location offers a blend of small-town charm and access to the vibrant cultural experience of the greater Detroit area. Spend your downtime discovering lively art scenes, diverse dining, or the natural beauty of Michigan’s parks and lakes. Travel roles like this allow you to expand your resume with real-world experience while you take in new sights and form invaluable connections in and out of the classroom.

This position is your chance to deepen your expertise by collaborating with different educational teams and leadership styles—sharpening your instructional approaches and expanding your toolkit for supporting students with emotional impairments and autism.

Qualifications:

• Current Special Education Certification (required)
• Experience working with K-2 students in settings focused on emotional impairments and/or autism spectrum disorders
• Commitment to adapting instruction and environment to support individual student needs
• Strong communication, patience, and advocacy skills

Responsibilities:

• Deliver specialized instruction for K-2 students in an Emotional Impairments Classroom
• Create and implement individualized education plans (IEPs)
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, families, and related service staff
• Foster an inclusive, supportive classroom culture responsive to diverse learners
• Track and document student progress to ensure goals are met

Benefits:

• Paid travel and housing assistance
• Non-taxable stipends for meals and incidentals
• Health, vision, and dental insurance
• 401(k) retirement planning
• Job security and continuous contract opportunities

Take the next step in your teaching journey and apply today to make a real impact while enjoying all the rewards of a travel assignment. Expand your skills, discover new horizons, and grow as an educator—your adventure awaits!

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