Special Education Teacher in Twin Lake, MI

Job Description

Job Description

Make a lasting impact in the lives of students as a Special Education Teacher working with ASD resource rooms across elementary and high school settings. Enjoy a dynamic and supportive environment as you help learners develop crucial skills through engaging and individualized instruction. With multiple positions available, there’s an opportunity to work in a setting that fits your strengths and interests, whether you prefer guiding younger children or inspiring high schoolers.

Key Qualifications & Preferred Experience:

• Bachelor’s degree in Education and a valid Michigan Teaching Certificate, or a Bachelor’s degree and current enrollment in a state-approved teacher certification program (as recognized by the Michigan Department of Education)
• Experience working in classroom settings preferred, especially within resource rooms or similar environments
• Genuine commitment to fostering an inclusive and positive learning environment for students with diverse needs
• Creative and adaptive teaching style for implementing evidence-based instructional strategies
• Excellent communication and collaboration skills for working closely with general education staff, specialists, and families

Responsibilities:

• Provide personalized instructional support to students with disabilities, both directly and indirectly
• Utilize a range of teaching methods—including phonics, multisensory learning, and repetition—to address individual learning styles
• Develop and implement IEP goals, modifying curriculum and employing assistive technologies as needed
• Support development in key skill areas such as language, cognition, motor skills, and sensory processing
• Guide students toward achieving socially appropriate behaviors using positive support strategies
• Partner with other educators, service providers, and families to ensure student success and compliance with special education requirements
• Engage learners through balanced lesson planning, blending direct teaching, guided practice, and independent activities

This is a contract opportunity scheduled from late October to early June, offering a full 37.5-hour workweek at various school sites—all onsite.

Take the next step in your career and empower students to reach their fullest potential. Apply today to be considered for these rewarding roles!

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