Longview Special Education Teacher
Start date: December 2024
The Longview School, located in Deerfield, NH, is seeking a special education teacher to provide instruction to high school aged teenages in a small therapeutic school community. At capacity, Longview enrolls 24 students and has a small, tightly knit team who strive to provide the best learning environment possible for our students as they work toward graduation.
Our robust Adventure Based Counseling program sets us apart from other similar settings and offers our staff one day a week in the field. On these days staff facilitate outdoor activities such as hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, skiing, flatwater and whitewater canoeing and various team building games. The Longview School offers a supportive working environment and is a small therapeutic alternative school serving more than 20 communities in Southern New Hampshire.
Job Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:
Strong relationship building skills
Trauma informed interventions
Lesson planning and instruction of required content areas
Develop and write Individual Education Plans for students
Collaborate with staff in the development and delivery of the curricula.
Development of experiential activities
Qualifications:
NH Teaching Certificate or educational qualifications in a related field
Knowledge of Common Core and NH Curriculum Standards
Knowledge of alternative instructional strategies, learning disabilities, emotional, behavioral and mental health needs
Experience with Google Suite
Must possess strong organizational skills
Good verbal and written communication skills
A passion for the outdoors
Benefits include:
Competitive salary
Medical and dental insurance
Healthcare and/or Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account
Employment Assistance Program
Professional development opportunities
Continuing education opportunities
403(b) retirement plans
Sick time
To apply: Applicants must complete our job application that is found here. Any questions please email Nicole MacVane (nmacvane@rsec.org).