Early Childhood Special Education Teacher
Frontier Schools
Early Childhood Special Education Teacher
Frontier Schools
Public charter schools with STEM focus
Description:Proficient in IEP development and progress / goal monitoring reports for elementary / ECSE students.
Job functions and duties will include:Familiar with all aspects of early childhood developmental stages, provide students with specialized instruction based on unique needs resulting from identifies disabilities, monitor individual student’s progress utilizing data that reflects student performance on IEP goals, act as case manager for assigned students and write IEP’s to meet the individual student needs, communicate effectively with parents, team members, staff, and agency representatives, establish and maintain a safe, orderly and child centered classroom environment, and acting as a day to day supervisor of classroom paraprofessionals.
Physical demands:able to comfortably lift 50 pounds.
Reports to:Principal and/or other Supervisor
Job type:Full time
Classification:Exempt
Calendar Type:Academic (Calendar 1)
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Public charter schools with STEM focus
Frontier Schools is a public charter school system in Kansas City, Missouri that provides tuition-free Pre-K through 12th-grade education across four campuses as a nonprofit funded mainly by public funding and donor contributions. It runs a college-prep, STEM-focused curriculum with personalized learning, ongoing progress monitoring, and individualized college and career counseling, all within a low 10:1 student-teacher ratio and with opportunities to integrate arts through STEAM. Unlike traditional districts, it combines a nonprofit charter model with targeted student supports, small class sizes, and public funding to prepare students for higher education and the workforce. Its goal is to empower students to realize their talents through academic excellence and to prepare them for productive citizenship, college success, and lifelong learning in a changing economy.
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