Program: South Bay High School JOB SUMMARY: The Teacher is responsible for delivering to each assigned student a comprehensive academic program that is standards-based, linked IEP goals and objectives, and tailored to the each individual’s strengths, needs, grade level, and functioning level. Furthermore, the teacher is responsible for maintaining a structured, therapeutic, and positive educational environment in the context of school-wide policies and procedures. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Education Bachelor’s degree Experience Either of the following: Both of the following: 2 years experience teaching children or youth with severe emotional/behavioral challenges, full-time in an academic setting; and A Masters Degree in Education, Special Education, or Mental Health Field Or 3 years experience teaching children or youth with severe emotional/behavioral challenges, full-time in an academic setting Teaching Authorization / Credential Both of the following: California Special Education Teaching Credential (Preliminary Level I) and the authorized field required for teaching assignment (examples include Mild/Moderate; Moderate/Severe; Learning Handicapped; Severely Handicapped) Any additional authorization needed to teach secondary students in all assigned subject areas OTHER REQUIREMENTS Safety Precautions Required Demonstrated use of any required crisis response techniques. Demonstrated use of Universal Precautions. Demonstrated safe driving record with DMV and attendance at vehicle orientation. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Ensures adequate visual and auditory supervision of all assigned students during school hours Provides clear expectations, feedback and background information to any assigned classroom assistant Maintains timely written attendance and grade records, as well as any additional assigned educational record-keeping responsibilities Monitors classroom supplies, and follows school procedures for obtaining needed supplies in a timely manner Writes and follows lesson/unit plans aligned with educational assessment and school curriculum guidelines, as well as IEP goals and public school texts Instructs students in all assigned academic subjects, using effective teaching methods and strategies Routinely observes and tracks students’ verbal and non-verbal behavior, based on I.E.P. goals, and is prepared to report any significant changes in behavior, educational performance, and medical or psychiatric condition Meets with other school and clinical staff regularly to discuss educational and behavioral progress of students Plans and supervises educational field trips and special events. Prepared for all IEP meetings with all required documentation and data, as well as draft goals/objectives Completes report cards, and other required documentation according school guidelines and timelines Participates in quality assurance and improvement efforts, as assigned by Principal Participates in all necessary professional development opportunities necessary to maintain fidelity to adopted instructional strategies and care models Understands and implements all school-adopted behavioral support strategies and systems This job description is not intended to be all-inclusive and employees will also perform other reasonably related duties as assigned by the Principal or his/her designee. To apply please email SVACRecruit@starsinc.com We offer: Competitive compensation Company paid benefits package including medical, dental and vision and many other voluntary benefits for employees Generous vacation and holiday pay DailyPay When applicable: On the job training including paid CEU opportunities and career development MFTI and ACSW’s receive supervision for BBS hours SBHG and its affiliates acknowledge all COVID 19 vaccination guidelines and mandates recommended by the state of California Department of Public Health. (Click link for more details) https://covid19.ca.gov/workers-and-businesses/#vaccination-testing-requirements Salary Potential Work Schedule: Monday - Friday E-Verify Disclosure | Accessibility Grade pay range: 64,480.00 - 97,000.00 USD Annual We are committed to providing a career-enhancing environment for dedicated professionals desiring to improve the lives of people living with mental health and other challenges to their well-being. SBHG currently employs approximately 1,900 people at more than 45 different sites throughout California. We serve more than 30,000 adults, children, youth and families annually throughout the state. We strongly value and are committed to having a truly diverse workforce and environment- including LGBTQ, cultural, racial, and ethnic diversity in our workforce.