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Beta Academy

SPED Teacher

Houston, TX · On-site

SPED Teacher Beta is a Title I Schoolwide campus. I understand that part or all of this job could be funded with federal funds. Mission The mission of the Beta Academy SPED Teacher is to manage the ...

Beta Academy

SPED Teacher

Houston, TX

SPED Teacher Beta is a Title I Schoolwide campus. I understand that part or all of this job could be funded with federal funds. Mission The mission of the Beta Academy SPED Teacher is to manage the ...

Covelo Group

SPED Teacher

Phoenix, AZ

Title Special Education Teacher Job Summary As a Special Education (SPED) Teacher, you will work with students with a wide range of learning, mental, emotional, and physical disabilities. Your goal ...

Charter Schools USA (CSUSA)

SPED Aide

Lake Charles, LA · On-site

$13 - $17/hr

As a SPED Teacher's Aide, you will be responsible for assisting a SPED classroom teacher in the general supervision and management of the children. This allows SPED teachers more time to focus on the ...

Charter Schools USA (CSUSA)

SPED Aide

Lake Charles, LA · On-site

$13 - $17/hr

As a SPED Teacher's Aide, you will be responsible for assisting a SPED classroom teacher in the general supervision and management of the children. This allows SPED teachers more time to focus on the ...

Charter Schools USA

SPED Aide

Lake Charles, LA · On-site

$13 - $17/hr

As a SPED Teacher's Aide, you will be responsible for assisting a SPED classroom teacher in the general supervision and management of the children. This allows SPED teachers more time to focus on the ...

Charter Schools USA

SPED Aide

Maurice, LA · On-site

$11.75 - $15.25/hr

As a SPED Teacher's Aide, you will be responsible for assisting a SPED classroom teacher in the general supervision and management of the children. This allows SPED teachers more time to focus on the ...

Charter Schools USA (CSUSA)

HS SPED Aide

Youngsville, LA

$12.50 - $16.25/hr

As a SPED Teacher's Aide, you will be responsible for assisting a SPED classroom teacher in the general supervision and management of the children. This allows SPED teachers more time to focus on the ...

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How much do sped jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 29, 2026, the average yearly pay for sped in the United States is $61,098.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $50,000.00 and $66,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Sped vs Special Education Teacher?

AspectSpedSpecial Education Teacher
CredentialsRequires state certification in special educationRequires state certification in special education
Work EnvironmentSchools, resource centers, or specialized programsClassrooms within schools, often working with diverse student needs
Industry UsageCommon abbreviation for special education rolesFull job title used in hiring and official documents
Search & ComparisonOften searched as shorthand for special education rolesMore formal, used in job listings and resumes

Both Sped and Special Education Teacher roles require similar certifications and work in educational settings supporting students with disabilities. 'Sped' is a common abbreviation, while 'Special Education Teacher' is the full title used in official contexts. Understanding the difference helps job seekers find the right opportunities and accurately present their credentials.

What is the highest paying job in special education?

The highest paying roles in special education typically include school administrators such as special education directors or coordinators, who oversee programs and budgets and often hold advanced degrees and certifications. These positions can earn six-figure salaries, especially with experience and in larger districts, while roles like behavior analysts or private consultants may also command high pay due to specialized skills and certifications.

What other jobs can a special education teacher do?

Special education teachers can transition into roles such as educational consultants, school administrators, behavior analysts, or curriculum specialists, leveraging their expertise in student needs and instructional strategies. They may also work in related fields like social work, educational therapy, or advocacy, often requiring additional certifications or training. These roles typically involve collaboration, individualized planning, and a strong understanding of educational laws and student development.
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Infographic showing various Sped job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 80% Full Time, 10% Part Time, 2% Temporary, and 8% Contract. Highlights an 99% Physical, and 1% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $61,098 per year, or $29.4 per hour.

SPED Teacher

Beta Academy

Houston, TX • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 14 days ago

Job description

SPED Teacher
Beta is a Title I Schoolwide campus. I understand that part or all of this job could be funded with federal funds.
Mission
The mission of the Beta Academy SPED Teacher is to manage the SPED program with
excellence, support a culture of �joyful rigor�, and develop scholars who can contribute on a
community, national, and international level.
Reports To
The SPED Coordinator and Principal
Outcomes
  1. Meet Academic Goals
  • (K-5) 70% of scholars achieve Meets or above on benchmarks and state tests
  • (K-5) 30% of scholars achieve Masters on benchmarks and state tests
  • (6-8) 70% of scholars achieve Meets or above on benchmarks and state tests
  • (6-8) 35% of scholars achieve Masters on benchmarks and state tests
  • (9-12) 75% of scholars achieve Meets or above on benchmarks and state tests
  • (9-12) 35% of scholars achieve Masters on benchmarks and state tests
  • 70% of scholars meet or exceed expected growth on benchmarks and state tests
  • Earn Distinct Designation in your content area on state tests
  • Earn Master Level Teacher status on Beta Observation Rubric by third year of teaching.

2. Meet Attendance Goal
  • 97% Average Daily Attendance

3. Meet School Culture Goals
  • 3.1 score or higher on Parent Satisfaction Surveys
  • 3.1 score or higher on SPED Support Surveys
  • 95% Scholar Persistence
  • (K-4) Award each scholar a minimum of 1 Sunshine Note a month
  • (K-4) Award Beta Bucks a minimum of 12 times throughout the day

Measured by Teacher Observation Rubric section 2.1 for joyful teaching
  • (5-8) Award tribe points a minimum of 12 times throughout the day
  • (9-12) Mentor a minimum of 1 scholar a year in successfully receiving their Ba patch

4. Meet IT Goals
  • 100% of computer and IT inventory is accounted for at all times, with comprehensive log identifying
  1. when a scholar uses a device and
  2. which device the scholar is using
  • 100% of computer damage is reported within 24 hours through IT Trouble Tickets.

5. Meet Operations Goals
  • 100% of classroom inventory is accounted for at all times.
  • 100% of classroom damage is reported within 24 hours through the facility's trouble ticket system.

6. Meet Compliance Goals
  • 100% of IEPs completed 72 hours prior to the ARD meeting
  • 100% of ARDs conducted within required timelines
  • 100% compliance with Child Find requirements
  • 100% audit readiness throughout the school year
  • 100% of identified scholars serviced according to IEP requirements
  • 100% of service logs and required documentation completed weekly
  • 100% of work samples collected within required timelines
  • 100% of progress reports completed within required timelines
Role Based Competencies
  • Organization & Planning
  • High Standards
  • Openness to Feedback and Ideas
  • Proactivity
  • Efficiency
  • Communication
  • Team Work
  • Attention to Detail
  • Problem-Solving
  • Emotional Intelligence
  • Flexibility/Adaptability
Beta Culture Competencies
  • Joy
  • Culture of Honor
  • Courageous Conversations
  • Integrity
  • High Standards
  • Creativity
Instruction & Scholar Achievement:
  • Teach special education scholars the importance of hard work through joyful rigor --engaging, dynamic learning that is academically, intellectually and personally challenging.
  • Implement the following BA non-negotiable instructional methods:
    • (K-5) Cooperative Learning, Whole Brain Teaching, Hands on Projects, and Leadership Development - SFA Teams
    • (6-8) Cooperative Learning, Soft Skills Coaching, Real World Project, Leadership Development - Tribes
    • (9-12) Socratic Method, Soft Skills Coaching, Leadership Development - Ba Patch & Ambassador
  • Understand that classroom observational feedback/scores will emphasize the successful implementation of the above teaching methods.
  • Foster a love of learning and celebrate scholar successes.
  • Challenge scholars to reach their highest potential.
  • Model and promote BA character traits to scholars and stress the importance of each scholar being a responsible, contributing citizen to society. Recognize and reward scholars for displaying BA character traits and uphold zero tolerance for bullying and disrespect.
  • Implement the technology and software programs provided by BA, operating and using technology for optimum results. Ensure scholars also know how to operate and use technology and software provided.
  • Monitor and assess scholars� daily work during resource, push-in, and dyslexia services to reflect excellence in neatness, thoroughness and scholar mastery of instructional goals. Ensure scholars do their best in every subject and use neat legible handwriting on assignments. Anything but a scholar's BEST is unacceptable.
  • Follow the schedule provided by the EDSP or SPED Coordinator.
  • Provide resource, in-class support and/or dyslexia services according to scholar's IEP and the schedule provided.
  • Input 2 grades weekly in gradebook for each content subject taught in the resource setting.
  • Complete service logs weekly for scholars you are serving directly.
  • Supervise service logs completed by paraprofessionals who are providing in-class support.
  • Maintain communication with paraprofessional and General Education teachers to ensure scholar's are meeting their goals according to their IEPs.
  • Complete progress documentation every 9-weeks (input grades in gradebook, collect work samples and running data records, complete progress reports, etc.).
  • Prepare and complete all ARD Documentation in SuccessEd (PLAAFPs, goals, schedule of services, accommodations, supplement forms, etc.) for scholars on their caseload with a minimum of 72 hours in advance of ARD meetings.
  • Attend ARD meetings.
  • Provide a minimum of one after school or Friday tutoring opportunity per week.
  • Lead a competition club in MS and HS.
  • Familiarize scholars with individualized STAAR Online accommodations.
  • One month prior to STAAR testing, gather approved supplemental aids and manipulatives that scholars use regularly in the classroom per IEP.
  • Work cooperatively with classroom teachers to modify regular curricula and implement accommodations as needed to assist special education scholars with general education assignments.
  • Conduct ongoing assessments of scholar achievement through formal and informal testing in the resource setting.
  • Provide or supervise personal care, medical care, and feeding of scholars as stated in IEP.
  • Collaborate with scholars, parents, and other members of staff to develop IEPs through the ARD Committee process for each scholar assigned.
  • Maintain confidentiality in all forms of communication and documentation storage.
  • Perform other duties as assigned by the CEO, CAO, EDSP, Principal, and SPED Coordinator.
  • Stay current with federal, state, district, and school regulations and policies for special education teachers.
Management & Organization:
  • Implement classroom rules/procedures (including both positive reinforcement and consequences).
  • Manage student behavior and administer discipline in alignment to Parent/Scholar Handbook and scholar IEP which may include crisis intervention strategies or physical restraint of students according to Crisis Intervention Training..
  • Follow school drills and sub protocol procedures in accordance with the Parent/Scholar Handbook and BA Employee Handbook. Utilize the handbooks as a first point of reference.
  • Maintain a neat, clean, orderly, and learning-centered environment that demonstrates BA standards of excellence. BA teachers take ownership of the campus and instill this in scholars daily.
  • Perform daily uniform checks and understand scholars are expected to follow the BA appearance guidelines in all school settings.
Professionalism & Communication:
  • Demonstrate professionalism by being in regular attendance and arriving on time to work, staff meetings, tutorials, cafeteria duty, parent nights and other assigned duties.
  • Complete required training on time.
  • Work cooperatively to create an atmosphere of unity among the school community and refrain from gossip, negativity and unsupportive comments.
  • Demonstrate professionalism at ALL times. I will exercise wisdom by remaining calm, respectful and non-defensive during parent meetings, disagreements, and personal attacks.
  • Utilize professional communication with strong grammar, syntax, usage and/or spelling skills during phone conversations, personal conversations, emails, and social media such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc. I will refrain from attacking others, fighting, or engaging in controversial subjects on social media. I will use professional communication on and off campus, refraining from attacking others, fighting, or engaging in controversial subjects on social media. Professional communication is used on and off campus.
  • Exhibit professionalism in appearance and follow the BA standard of dress. I will apply this standard of dress to social media posts in regards to modesty in dress and action (ex: swimsuit, cleavage, & shirtless pictures, in addition to posts with alcohol, cigarettes, and bars etc.).
  • Regularly communicate to parents about scholar achievement levels, class behavior, assigned homework, academic needs, and any concerns.
  • Check staff email a minimum of three times daily during normal working hours and check teacher in-box daily. Commit to read updates, notes, and employee notices in a timely manner.
Minimum Qualifications:
  • Required Special Education Certification with the State of Texas.
  • Generalist 4-8 Certification with the State of Texas.
  • Two years of SPED teaching experience preferred.

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