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Posted: 16-May-25
Location: Manhattan, New York
Type: Full Time
Salary: 51,000-57,000
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Associate Teachers: Special Education/ Full Time Positions/July and September Openings
The Parkside School welcomes candidates for full-time Associate Teachers for the 2025-2026 summer and school year. Minimum requirements include a bachelor’s degree or enrollment in a Master’s Degree in Special Education with early childhood and. or elementary level special education classroom experience a plus. Email resumes and cover letter to: Leslie Thorne, Co-Head of School at: lthorne@parksideschool.org
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About The Parkside School:
The Parkside School welcomes elementary school children from diverse ethnic, social, and economic backgrounds who have a range of language-based learning difficulties. We serve the whole child by offering a thoughtfully designed, comprehensive array of academic and support services. At Parkside we strive to identify each child's unique learning style and then nurture their capacity to learn through our program of interdisciplinary teaching, individualized attention and collaborative problem solving. We offer competitive compensation and a supportive work environment.
Associate Teacher: Full Time Positions/July and September Start Dates
ASSOCIATE TEACHER JOB REPSONSIBILITTIES
The Associate Teacher is responsible for assisting the Group Teacher in developing and implementing appropriate goals in all curriculum areas; planning and implementing daily reading and math groups; reporting on children’s reading and math progress in mid-year and end-of- year reports; formulating IEP’s and lesson plans; developing curriculum maps; utilizing effective behavior management techniques; supervising and maintaining a consistent and cohesive student environment during specials (see guidelines); collaborating with interdisciplinary teams; conferencing with parents and other professionals; and attending conferences and workshops for professional growth. The Associate Teacher assumes the responsibility of the Group Teacher in his or her absence.