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Special Education Teacher - Mod/Severe/ESN

Posted on 30/07/26 9:16 by Education America Network
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location International
Job Start Date: n/a
reference Reference Code: 2937180

SummaryJob Description Job Description Special Education Teacher - Mod/Severe / ESN Location: Fairfield, CA Pay: $70-$75 per hour Start Date: August 12, 2026 Openings: 2 Schedule: Full-Time, Monday-Friday, 36.5 hours per week InSync Consulting Services is seeking two qualified Special Education Teachers for Moderate/Severe or Extensive Support Needs classrooms in Fairfield, California. These positions are ideal for compassionate educators experienced in supporting students with significant academic, b...Category: Teaching Jobs

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