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Travel Special Education Teacher Mod/Severe

Posted on 30/10/26 9:40 by Education America Network
salary n/a
location International
Job Start Date: n/a
reference Reference Code: 2975427

SummaryAya Education seeks a Travel Special Education Teacher (Mod/Severe) to provide instructional and behavioral support to students with moderate to severe disabilities across partner school sites. You will deliver IEP-driven, standards-aligned instruction, implement differentiated and AAC supports, collect and analyze student data, and collaborate with general educators, related service providers, and families. You'll train classroom staff, ensure compliance with IDEA and state regulations, and ad...Category: Teaching Jobs

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