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Rivermont, a New Story School located at 1314 Riverland Rd, SE in Roanoke, VA is seeking a qualified Licensed Special Education Teacher to join our team. The position provides academic instruction and mentors students in a team environment, under the supervision of the Principal, Asst Principal, and/or BCBA/BCaBA. Licensed Special Education Teachers are responsible for overseeing the classroom team, including the dynamics and functioning of all staff within their classroom to fulfill the individual curriculum and self-care needs of the students.
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Licensed Special Education Teachers play an integral role in the success of our students. New Story (the parent company) is proud to be an equal opportunities employer and embraces diversity in the workplace.
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Physical, Personnel, Special, SAP and Industrial Security Support (PPS&I) Specialists to support USSOCOM. Intelligence Analysts responsible for researching, developing, and presenting intelligence products at the operational level for senior leaders including: CT and regional analysis, GEOINT, HUMINT, SIGINT, OSINT/PAI, political/military analysis and support to targeting.
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Classified - Position - Paraprofessional - Special Education. Must hold an associate's degree or higher in any subject from a GA PSC accepted accredited institution; OR have completed two (2) years of college coursework sixty (60) semester hours at a GA PSC accepted accredited institution; OR have passed the GACE paraprofessional assessment; If eligibility is established through the assessment, the applicant must hold a minimum of a high school diploma or GED.
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