Early Childhood Special Needs Teacher

West Virginia

Date Posted : 09-14-2026

Number of Openings : 1

Employment Type : Full Time

About the Employer

Pre-K Special Needs Teacher

Job Title

Pre-K Special Needs Teacher

Job Type

Certified - Grade Level - Pre-School Special Needs

Openings

Openings exist at the New Inwood Early Learning Academy for Pre-K Special Needs Teachers.

Job Description

Berkeley County Schools seeks a Pre-K Special Needs Teacher for the Pre-K program. The successful candidate is expected to teach the Pre-K curriculum to students with special needs, including children with mild to moderate disabilities using or modifying the general education curriculum to meet the child’s individual needs. The program is designed to prepare children for school by offering a range of experiences based on early learning standards. It offers a balance of activities, including active and quiet times, large and small group activities, center times, indoor and outdoor play times, and child-initiated and teacher-planned activities. Berkeley County Pre-K programs use Creative Curriculum. In addition, foster physical, intellectual, emotional, and social growth; develop class and safety rules and procedures; monitor student progress; complete and maintain appropriate records; and perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned. A classroom aide is provided.

Salary Schedule

Berkeley County Schools teacher pay scale based upon degree level and verified years of experience. 200-day employment term.

Qualification Requirements

Must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily, and demonstrate the knowledge and ability to be a qualified and effective candidate for the vacancy.

Requirements

Holds or can obtain West Virginia teacher certification in Pre-School Special Needs.

Collaboration and Communication

Ability to collaborate with others and work closely with the county’s Pre-K program director and staff, parents/guardians, classroom aides, Pre-K team at the school, and other pertinent personnel in order to best meet the needs of students. Professional traits such as strong organization skills, flexibility, patience, and personal responsibility are important to be a successful. Effective verbal and written skills, and interpersonal skills are required.

Additional Information

If a certified candidate is unavailable for this position, then an applicant who is eligible for a first-class permit, alternative certification, teacher-in-residence, or a perm sub can be considered.

Endorsement Code

Endorsement code 4122__Preschool-Special Needs

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