Deliver quality instruction to students including avenues such as differentiation.
• Work teaching staff and ensure the compliance of individual education plans.

• Present a positive role model for students that supports the mission of the school and demonstrates behavior that is       professional, ethical and responsible.
• Utilize a variety of instructional methods in the individual, group, and online setting.
• Communication with students to encourage course completion and success.
• Encourage and track student attendance.
• Manage academic and behavioral needs of students.
• Provide student tutoring in area(s) of certification.
• Work well within teams.
• Attend Individualized Education Plan meetings-Attends and participates in staff development programs, faculty events and meetings, and serves on staff committees as required (teacher in-service days).
• Utilize student information database (Powerschool) and learning management system and IEP

The primary role of the Special Education teacher is to support students that have an Individual Education Plan. This person would be a primary contact for parents and teachers. This person is responsible for keeping updated IEP’s and MET’s. The teacher is responsible to collaborate with classroom teachers on the student’s IEP and needed support for the students in and out of the general education environment. Also, to have a working professional relationship with parents to accurately reports academic and behavior goals for individual students.