Teacher, Special Education
Fulton County Schools
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Posted 13 Nov 2026, 11:53 ET
This job at a glance
- Who can apply
- New grads and up to 1 year · Bachelor's degree
- Work
- On-site in Atlanta
- Pay
- Not stated by the employer.
- Listed
- Nov 13, 2026 · still open
Fulton County Schools
About the Role
This role provides instruction for students with disabilities to support learning, decrease behavior, and increase student achievement.
Key Responsibilities
- Develops or selects and modifies lessons and materials to meet individual student needs.
- Utilizes special methodology for instruction to support student progress using GPS standards.
- Develops, implements, monitors, and reviews the Individualized Education Program (IEP) for each student on the caseload.
- Addresses the unique needs of students in caseload, including lifting and positioning, signing for deaf/hard of hearing students, and supporting students with intellectual, orthopedic, and severe/profound disabilities.
- Administers evaluations of student progress on an on-going basis and maintains appropriate records.
- Follows due process procedures for all referred and eligible students with disabilities.
- Meets expectations according to the general education teacher job description.
- Works with parents/guardians in all aspects of the student’s educational program.
- Facilitates home-school communication via conferences, telephone calls, and written communications.
- Uses technology to support instruction.
- Serves as a resource to general education faculty, administrators, and related services personnel.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
Requirements & Tech Stack
- Bachelor’s Degree.
- Valid Georgia Teacher Certification for area of specialization.
- 0-1 year classroom experience.
- Proven communication and instructional strategies.
- Classroom management skills.
- Knowledge of IDEA and due process requirements.
- Excellent communication skills both orally and in writing.
- Excellent organizational skills.
- Knowledge of basic first aid methods.
- Techniques for positioning and moving physically challenged students.
- Ability to lift and carry 30-50 pounds with assistance.
- May have to push or pull a maximum of 50 pounds.
- May require stooping or crouching.
- May have to diaper, catheterize, lift, position, tube feed, and assist with eating and toileting.
- Classroom environment.