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Travel Special Education Teacher Mod/Severe

Posted on 03/09/26 2:25 by Education America Network
salary n/a
location International
Job Start Date: n/a
reference Reference Code: 2953436

SummaryAya Education is seeking a Travel Special Education Teacher (Mod/Severe) to provide high-quality instruction and support to students with moderate to severe disabilities across partner school sites. You will develop and implement IEP-aligned lessons, adapt curriculum, and collaborate with general education teachers, related service providers, and families. Responsibilities include progress monitoring, behavior support, data-driven instruction, and compliance with IDEA and state regulations. As ...Category: Teaching Jobs

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