Special Education Resource Teacher (Elementary & Middle School)

Prelude Prep

3d•$55,000 - $65,000•Onsite

About The Position

Special education teachers wear many hats. They are teachers, advocates, problem-solvers, collaborators, and case managers. They know how to provide specialized instruction while building relationships with students, families, and colleagues. They celebrate progress, stay organized, and understand that small victories matter. At Prelude Prep, special education is not separate from who we are as a school. It is woven into everything we do. We are looking for a Special Education Resource Teacher who believes every student can grow and who wants to be part of a supportive team committed to helping students succeed.

Requirements

Believes every student can learn and grow.
Understands the importance of relationships with students and families.
Is highly organized and able to manage multiple responsibilities and timelines.
Enjoys collaborating with teachers and support staff.
Communicates clearly and professionally.
Is flexible, patient, and solutions-oriented.
Values feedback and continuous growth.
Brings positivity, consistency, and a strong work ethic to the team.
Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university.
Valid Texas Special Education certification.

Nice To Haves

Experience serving students in a resource setting.
Experience with ARD meetings and IEP implementation.
Knowledge of evidence-based reading and math interventions.
Strong organizational and data-tracking skills.

Responsibilities

Serve as the case manager for students receiving resource services.
Provide specialized instruction in small-group settings aligned to students' IEP goals.
Support students through push-in and pull-out services as appropriate.
Monitor student progress and maintain accurate documentation.
Collaborate with general education teachers to ensure accommodations and modifications are implemented effectively.
Participate in ARD meetings and contribute to the development and implementation of IEPs.
Communicate regularly with families regarding student progress and support.
Use data to make instructional decisions and adjust interventions.
Maintain compliance with state and federal special education requirements.
Participate in professional development and contribute positively to the school community.
Perform other duties as assigned.