Description
Now Hiring Special Education Teacher (County House of Corrections)
Looking to make a real impact? Join our mission-driven nonprofit providing high-quality education to at-risk students in County House of Corrections programs. With small class sizes (7 or fewer), strong support systems, and a flexible curriculum, you'll be equipped to help students succeed—without the stress of after-hours work.
We're hiring Special Education Teachers for youth up to age 22. If you're licensed in Moderate Disabilities (5–12) or are working toward certification, we'd love to hear from you We're looking for educators who are patient, adaptable, and deeply committed to making a difference.
What We Offer:
Monday–Friday schedule, typically 7:30 AM–3:30 PM
(Some sites may follow alternate hours such as 8:30–4:30 or 11:00–7:00, depending on student access)
Competitive salary & outstanding benefits ($57,233–$81,060)
Excellent work-life balance—minimal to no after-hours work
Small class sizes with dedicated behavioral staff support
Phone-free classrooms—fewer distractions, more engagement
Hands-on training & ongoing professional development
Clear pathways for licensure advancement with in-house support
Built-in prep time during the workday & an optional summer program
MTRS-eligible positions
Financial support for licensure and MTEL fees (ask us for details)
*CES is an equal opportunity employer—we strongly encourage candidates from all backgrounds to apply.
Qualifications
Required Qualifications
* Bachelor's Degree from an accredited College or University
* Massachusetts teacher licensure in Mild-to-Moderate Disabilities 5-12.
* Demonstrated commitment in teaching high risk youth.
* Committed to social justice and equity for students and adults alike.
* Multilingual and/or multicultural candidates desirable.
Preferred Qualifications
* Masters Degree in Education or related field