SPED Elementary Teacher/Interventionist

Beyond a bachelor's degree, holding a valid Texas teaching certificate with special education endorsements is critical. This ensures the teacher can effectively support diverse learning needs, aligning with Texas standards for special education interventions in elementary settings.

An interventionist focuses on targeted support to address learning challenges, unlike general elementary teachers who cover broader curricula. In Fredericksburg, interventionists tailor strategies to help students with special education needs thrive academically and socially.

Experienced educators in this role can advance to specialized instructional coordinators, special education program directors, or district-level consultants, leveraging their expertise to influence broader educational practices within special education.

Fredericksburg ISD maintains a steady demand for qualified special education professionals, but competition remains moderate due to the specialized certification required. Candidates with Texas endorsements and local experience often have an advantage.

Texas Association of School Administrators offers access to statewide educational resources and professional development tailored for special education, fostering a collaborative environment that supports innovative intervention strategies.

Employees enjoy a $365 monthly TRS health insurance contribution and a free employee assistance program, enhancing financial and mental well-being support beyond standard district offerings.

With a range of $54,000 to $80,770, this salary band is competitive locally and reflects Texas's commitment to attracting specialized educators, often surpassing national averages for similar special education roles.

Situated at 1608 North Adams Street, the campus is centrally located, offering convenient access for local educators. Fredericksburg's moderate traffic and community-oriented infrastructure typically facilitate manageable daily commutes.

Additional credentials like Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) or specialized interventionist training can enhance a candidate’s profile, reflecting a deeper commitment to behavioral and academic support in special education.