Texas Teacher Certification Jobs

This full-time bilingual teaching role for the 2026-2027 academic year focuses on supporting students in achieving proficiency in both English and Spanish within a diverse educational environment. The position involves planning and delivering sheltered instruction across all content areas while adhering to Texas state standards and district mandates. Key responsibilities include creating a supportive classroom atmosphere, assessing student progress, implementing individualized learning accommodations, and fostering strong relationships with families and colleagues. The role appeals to educators seeking to contribute to a multicultural society and offers opportunities for professional growth through district training programs. The position is based on a 187-day contract with potential for district-wide travel and requires a valid Texas bilingual teaching certification.

This 187-day itinerant teaching role within Dallas ISD supports students who are deaf or hard of hearing across multiple districts. The position focuses on delivering specialized learning experiences that foster academic, social, and emotional growth. Key responsibilities include developing individualized lesson plans, collaborating with families and providers to create IEPs and IFSPs, and training stakeholders on hearing assistive technology and communication strategies. The role also involves conducting assessments and maintaining detailed student records. This position appeals to educators seeking to make a direct impact on student potential within a collaborative environment. Candidates must hold a valid Texas certification in Hearing Impairment and possess sign language skills. The work arrangement involves traveling between various schools and community settings to serve assigned students.

This role serves as a Lead Dyslexia Teacher within the Special Services department for the 2026-2027 academic year. The position focuses on implementing the district dyslexia program in compliance with federal and state regulations while managing the screening, identification, and intervention processes for students with dyslexia. Key responsibilities include developing and tracking Individualized Education Program goals, providing direct Tier 3 intervention services, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to support students at risk. The role also involves training campus staff and families on early intervention strategies and maintaining accurate documentation. This position offers the opportunity to make a significant impact on student literacy outcomes within a supportive educational environment. The role may require travel among various elementary and middle school campuses and operates on a standard school year schedule.

This fully remote 1099 contract role connects certified educators with U.S. schools to provide virtual instruction for students with disabilities. The position involves delivering live-streamed lessons, creating curriculum-aligned lesson plans, and tracking student performance while fostering an engaging online learning environment. Educators gain access to a flexible portal to select assignments that match their specific certifications and availability. The opportunity appeals to experienced teachers seeking autonomy and the chance to support diverse learners from home, requiring only a valid teaching certification, a bachelor's degree, and reliable internet access.

This full-time Special Education Inclusion Teacher role serves students in grades K-8 within the Dallas ISD district. The position involves collaborating with parents and staff to develop Individual Education Plans, implementing tailored instructional programs, and modifying regular curricula to support student success. Key responsibilities include conducting ongoing assessments, managing student behavior, and consulting with general education teachers to ensure inclusive learning environments. The role requires on-site presence with travel throughout the district and offers the opportunity to work in a collaborative setting dedicated to supporting diverse student needs. Candidates must hold a valid Texas teaching certificate with special education endorsements and demonstrate a commitment to professional growth and student development.

This full-time Special Education Inclusion Teacher role for grades EC-5 within Dallas ISD focuses on supporting students with diverse learning needs in general education settings. Key responsibilities include developing Individual Education Plans through the ARD process, collaborating with classroom teachers to modify curricula, and implementing therapeutic or skill development programs. The position requires managing student behavior, conducting ongoing assessments, and consulting with families and external resources. The role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on student growth within a collaborative school environment. This is an on-site position requiring regular attendance at the campus, with travel throughout the district as an integral part of the job.

This full-time ESL teaching role for fifth grade is based within the Dallas Independent School District and requires a bachelor's degree and valid Texas certification. The position involves developing and implementing lesson plans that accommodate diverse learning styles while adhering to state and district guidelines. Key responsibilities include establishing effective classroom management systems, evaluating student progress, and collaborating with parents and staff to support student well-being. The role offers the opportunity to contribute to a dynamic educational environment with a focus on community engagement and professional growth. This is an on-site position located at a specific campus, requiring regular attendance and occasional travel throughout the district.

This full-time Counselor role for grades EC-5 within the Dallas Independent School District focuses on leading and coordinating a comprehensive school counseling program to support student development. Key responsibilities include facilitating campus-wide counseling initiatives, coordinating professional development for staff, and serving as a liaison between the counseling department, campus leadership, and the community. The position involves monitoring student data, assisting with transition planning, and implementing social-emotional learning strategies. The role appeals to candidates seeking to influence district-wide educational goals and foster a positive, growth-oriented school climate. It requires a Master's degree and Texas certification, with bilingual skills in English and Spanish preferred.

This full-time elementary teaching role focuses on delivering the 1st grade curriculum for the 2026-2027 school year within a supportive district environment. The position involves designing engaging lesson plans, managing classroom behavior to foster a positive learning atmosphere, and collaborating with colleagues, parents, and administrators to support student growth. Key responsibilities include maintaining accurate academic records, ensuring student safety, and facilitating communication regarding student progress. The role appeals to educators seeking to make a meaningful impact on young learners while working in a community that values integrity and continuous professional development. The position requires on-site presence at the school campus for the standard 187-day school year.

The Monarch School seeks a Texas Certified Special Education Secondary Teacher to support students with neurological differences through a learner-centered, therapeutic approach. The role involves implementing the school's integrated methodology to foster relationship development and guide student growth across four core goals. Key responsibilities include collaborating with therapy services to coordinate treatment plans, designing lessons that address individual learning styles, and supervising students during academic and extracurricular activities. This position appeals to educators passionate about innovative, mission-driven work in a collaborative environment where they can make a profound impact on student lives. The role is based on-site and requires the ability to work effectively under pressure while maintaining a calm and supportive presence.

This full-time fourth-grade teaching role at Stafford Elementary focuses on fostering intellectual, emotional, and social growth within the Abilene ISD community. The position involves developing differentiated lesson plans aligned with state standards, managing classroom behavior, and collaborating with special education staff to support diverse learning needs. Key responsibilities include conducting student assessments, leading extracurricular activities, and maintaining open communication with parents and colleagues. The role appeals to educators seeking a supportive environment where they can make a direct impact on student development while participating in professional growth opportunities. The position requires a valid Texas teaching certificate and offers a collaborative culture dedicated to student success.

The Elementary Teacher role at Honor Elementary School within East Central ISD supports student growth during the 2026-2027 school year. The position involves developing and implementing differentiated lesson plans aligned with district curriculum and state guidelines. Key responsibilities include conducting ongoing student assessments, collaborating with special education staff to modify instruction, and managing classroom behavior to foster a positive learning environment. The role appeals to educators seeking to make a direct impact on young learners through a supportive team structure and opportunities for professional development. The position is based on-site at the school and requires active engagement with students, parents, and colleagues.

This full-time teaching role at Cavazos Middle School focuses on delivering U.S. History instruction to middle school students. The position involves developing and implementing lesson plans that accommodate diverse learning styles, conducting ongoing student assessments, and collaborating with special education staff to modify curricula for individual needs. The role also includes managing classroom behavior, supervising teacher aides, and facilitating extracurricular activities. This opportunity appeals to educators committed to fostering student intellectual and social growth within a supportive district environment. The position requires a valid Texas teaching certificate and offers a ten-month contract with a focus on professional development and community engagement.

This full-time Elementary Generalist role focuses on 3rd-grade English Language Arts and Reading instruction within a collaborative school team. The position involves developing differentiated lesson plans, assessing student progress, and collaborating with special education staff to support diverse learning needs. Key responsibilities include managing classroom behavior, integrating technology into instruction, and maintaining open communication with parents and colleagues. The role appeals to educators seeking to foster student growth in a supportive environment that values professional development and community involvement. The position requires a valid Texas teaching certificate and offers the opportunity to shape young learners' academic and social development in a structured, mission-driven setting.

This full-time SPED Inclusion Teacher Assistant role supports students in grades 6 through 8 within the Dallas ISD district. The position requires a paraprofessional certificate and involves assisting teachers with instructional materials, maintaining classroom order, and managing student records. Key responsibilities include providing physical assistance to students with disabilities, supporting personal care needs, supervising students during various school activities, and helping manage behavior in crisis situations. The role is appealing for individuals dedicated to inclusive education who thrive in a dynamic environment where they can directly impact student development. This is an on-site campus-based position requiring regular attendance and travel throughout the district, with bilingual English-Spanish skills preferred.

This full-time Teacher Assistant role supports self-contained special education classrooms for high school students in grades 9 through 12 within the Dallas ISD district. The position requires a paraprofessional certificate and involves assisting teachers with instructional materials, maintaining classroom order, and managing student records. Key responsibilities include providing physical assistance and personal care to students with disabilities, supporting curriculum delivery, and supervising students during various school activities. The role appeals to candidates seeking to make a direct impact on student development within a collaborative educational environment. While the position demands regular on-site attendance and travel throughout the district, it offers opportunities for professional growth through staff development training and the chance to work with a diverse student population.

This full-time SPED Self-Contained Teacher Assistant role supports students in grades EC-5 within the Dallas ISD special education department. The position involves assisting teachers with instructional materials, maintaining classroom order, and managing administrative records. Key responsibilities include providing physical assistance and personal care to students with disabilities, supervising students during various school activities, and adapting to individual medical and emotional needs. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment where they can make a direct impact on children's development while working within a collaborative school team. This is an on-site campus-based position requiring regular attendance and travel throughout the district, with bilingual skills in English and Spanish being a preferred asset.

This 13-week local contract role places a Special Education Teacher within a school district in Carrollton, Texas, to support students with diverse disabilities. The position involves developing and implementing individualized education programs, creating engaging lesson plans, and collaborating with families and fellow educators to foster student growth. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to work with a supportive team that values personalized instruction and offers comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage starting immediately. Additional perks include access to continuing education courses and a 401(k) retirement plan. The position operates on a standard daytime schedule for 40 hours per week.

This full-time role involves teaching fifth-grade bilingual students at J.F. Kennedy Elementary for the 2026-2027 school year. The position requires delivering face-to-face and virtual instruction while developing lesson plans that accommodate diverse learning styles and collaborating with special education staff to support individual student needs. Key responsibilities include managing classroom behavior, assessing student progress, and maintaining regular communication with parents and colleagues through digital platforms. The role offers the opportunity to foster intellectual and social growth in a supportive school environment with a focus on blended learning. Candidates must hold a valid Texas teaching certificate and a bachelor's degree. The position is based on campus but includes flexibility for remote work when required.

This full-time role supports special education instruction for high school students in self-contained classrooms. The assistant helps prepare instructional materials, maintains classroom order, and manages administrative records. Key duties include providing physical assistance to students with disabilities, supervising behavior during crisis situations, and supporting individualized motor skill development. The position offers the opportunity to work directly with diverse students in a mission-driven educational environment. The role requires on-site presence at the campus with travel throughout the district, as remote work is not available. Success in this position depends on strong organizational skills, flexibility, and a commitment to student safety and development.

This role involves joining a pool of certified middle school math teachers for the 2026-2027 school year within a Texas school district. The position focuses on delivering core academic instruction to foster student intellectual and social growth. Key responsibilities include developing curriculum-aligned lesson plans, assessing student learning styles, and collaborating with special education staff to modify instruction for diverse learners. The role also entails managing classroom behavior, supervising instructional aides, and engaging with parents and the community. The position appeals to educators seeking to make a direct impact on student development within a supportive environment that values professional growth and community involvement. Employment is based on a standard 187-day school year schedule.

This full-time SPED Inclusion Teacher Assistant role supports high school students with physical and developmental disabilities within the Dallas ISD district. The position involves assisting teachers with instructional materials, maintaining classroom order, and managing student records. Key responsibilities include providing personal care and physical assistance to students, supervising behavior during crisis situations, and supporting motor skill development in small groups. The role requires regular on-site attendance and travel throughout the district, with duties extending to lunchrooms and bus stops. This position appeals to candidates seeking to make a direct impact on student success in a collaborative educational environment. It offers opportunities for professional growth through staff development training and values diversity, requiring strong interpersonal skills and the ability to adapt to individual student needs.

This full-time SPED Self-Contained Teacher Assistant role supports high school students with special needs within the Dallas ISD district. The position involves assisting teachers with instructional materials, maintaining classroom order, and managing administrative records. Key responsibilities include providing physical assistance and personal care to students with disabilities, supervising behavior during crisis situations, and facilitating motor skill development. The role appeals to candidates seeking to make a direct impact on student growth through a supportive team environment. The position requires on-site presence at the school campus with travel throughout the district, as remote work is not an option. Success in this role demands strong organizational skills, cultural sensitivity, and a commitment to student safety and confidentiality.

The Middle School English and Reading Teacher role at June Shelton School involves guiding students with learning differences through specialized instruction and advisory support. Key responsibilities include designing multi-sensory lessons, managing classroom structure, and collaborating with families and colleagues to ensure student success. This position appeals to educators passionate about empowering diverse learners within a mission-driven environment that offers generous time off, comprehensive benefits, and opportunities for professional growth. The role is based on-site in Dallas and requires active engagement with students both inside and outside the classroom.

This full-time elementary music teaching position is based at Alcorta Elementary within the Abilene ISD. The role involves designing and delivering engaging music lessons that foster students' intellectual and social growth while accommodating diverse learning styles. Key responsibilities include developing curriculum-aligned lesson plans, collaborating with special education staff to modify instruction, managing classroom behavior, and leading extracurricular activities. The position offers a supportive environment focused on student development and professional growth, with opportunities to serve on staff committees and participate in ongoing training. The role requires a valid Texas teaching certificate and a bachelor's degree, with additional compensation available for holding a master's degree.