Resource Teacher

Resource Teacher Description

Main Responsibilities:
• Steward the heritage and educational philosophy of the school while maintaining an
effective positive learning climate that supports the teachings of the Catholic Church
• Maintain and develop a school-wide philosophy of inclusion for serving students
• Maintain the classroom environment, including organizing materials and creating
educational bulletin boards
• Plan and deliver instruction to individual students, and small groups of students, in an
academic, social, communication, and independent living skills
• Manage an online grade book by organizing assignments and entering grades in a timely
fashion
• Plan and supervise activities for students and peers during Academic Resource Time
• Modify and scaffold materials and assignments from general education classes, and assist
students in completing work that is done outside the general education classroom
• Communicate with and advise general education teachers providing strategies and
problem and solving for including students with disabilities in their classroom
• Provide direct support to students in their general education classes
• Proctor tests
• Provide facilitation, supervision, and problem-solving to students as they participate in all
aspects of the school community, including performing arts, extracurricular activities,
campus ministry, and school traditions
• Provide support to students with disabilities during school events such as emergency
drills, Mass, and assemblies
• Assist in the organizing and chaperoning of field trips, including overnight field trips such
as school retreats
• Communicate with parents in writing, by telephone and, and in person
• Attend the following school events (required): Back-to-School Night, Scheduled Individual
parent/teacher conferences, Open House, Baccalaureate Mass and Graduation,
Faculty/Staff Retreats, Staff development days
• Perform other related duties as required

Job Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree
• Coursework in special education, or applicable experience
• One year of relevant experience preferred
• Ability to establish and maintain effective relationships with faculty, parents and staff
• Ability to set clear boundaries with students while maintaining a positive relationship that
fosters their development and independence
• Excellent organizational skills
• Excellent written and oral communication skills
• Proficiency in Google Workspace, and the ability to learn and use new technologies,
particularly assistive technologies
• Experience using iPad as an assistive technology for instruction
• Ability to handle confidential information discreetly and professionally
• Uses discretion and exercises sound judgment

Salary: $60,000-$70,000 for full time, part time option $30,000-$35,000.