General Education Teacher | Manchester, New Hampshire

An exciting opportunity awaits for a motivated educator eager to make a meaningful impact in a dynamic elementary setting. This contract position calls for a versatile resource/general education teacher to support 3rd-grade students, with responsibilities that flexibly extend to 4th and 5th graders. The dual focus on resource and general education means you’ll enrich diverse learners through both small group and individualized instructional models, providing real-time support wherever it’s needed.

What You’ll Do:

• Deliver targeted instruction to a manageable caseload of 10–15 students, primarily in 3rd grade, utilizing both push-in and pull-out strategies.
• Support students in grades 3–5, adapting to varying academic and behavioral needs as they arise.
• Collaborate effectively with fellow educators, support staff, and administrators to ensure instructional alignment and positive student outcomes.
• Foster an inclusive, well-managed classroom environment, establishing clear expectations while advocating for resource allocation and student growth.
• Maintain meticulous records and embrace ongoing communication regarding caseload and day-to-day duties, with further details provided during the interview process.

What We Look For:

• A Bachelor’s degree in Education; special consideration given to those with Special Education Certification.
• Experience working in elementary settings, preferably with resource teaching and multi-grade support.
• Strong communication and collaborative skills—a team player who thrives on mutual support and shared goals.
• Demonstrated adaptability and a proactive, resilient mindset.

In this engaging role, you'll build strong relationships, support meaningful academic progress, and play a pivotal part in a collaborative school community.

If you are passionate about guiding elementary students toward success and committed to professional growth, submit your detailed resume and credentials today. Take this rewarding step—apply now and help foster a positive, inclusive learning environment for the next school year!

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