Every role that keeps a school running.
From special education and general education to related services, student support, and school leadership — our recruiters know the credentials, settings, and day-to-day realities of every role below.
Special Education Teachers
K-12 specialized instruction across resource, pull-out, push-in, co-taught, and self-contained models.
Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs)
Behavior assessment, intervention planning, and staff supervision in schools and programs.
Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs)
Direct behavior support under the supervision of a BCBA.
Paraprofessionals & Instructional Aides
1:1, small-group, and classroom support for students with diverse needs.
Vision, Hearing & Low-Incidence Specialists
Teachers of the visually impaired, deaf/hard-of-hearing teachers, and O&M specialists.
Elementary Teachers
Self-contained K-5 classrooms, from early literacy through upper elementary.
Middle School Teachers
Subject-area instruction across grades 6-8, core and elective.
High School Teachers
Grades 9-12 subject specialists, including AP, dual credit, and CTE.
Substitute Teachers
Day-to-day and long-term classroom coverage.
ESL / ELL Teachers
Language development support for multilingual learners in every grade band.
School Psychologists
Evaluations, consultation, and mental health support for students and staff.
School Counselors
Academic, college and career, and social-emotional counseling.
School Social Workers
Connecting students and families to the support they need to succeed in school.
Behavior Specialists
School-wide behavior support, de-escalation, and targeted intervention.
Intervention & MTSS Specialists
Targeted reading and math intervention within a multi-tiered system of support.
Speech-Language Pathologists
Caseload coverage, evaluations, and IEP-aligned speech and language services.
Occupational Therapists
Fine motor, sensory, and daily-living support that helps students access learning.
Physical Therapists
Mobility, gross motor, and access support across the school day.
Therapy Assistants (SLPA, COTA, PTA)
Delivering therapy services under the supervision of a licensed therapist.
School Nurses
Student health services, medication management, and care planning.
Educational Interpreters
ASL and spoken-language interpreting so every student can take part fully.
Principals & Assistant Principals
Building leadership — interim coverage and permanent placement.
Special Education & Program Directors
District-level leadership for special education, student services, and related programs.
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