Achievement First (Teaching)
Location
Connecticut
Salary
$50,600 - $86,989 / YEAR
Teachers are responsible for creating a positive, achievement-oriented, and structured learning environment to help students reach ambitious goals while partnering with families to support academic and personal development. They must also utilize assessment data to drive instruction and collaborate with teams on lesson implementation and professional growth.
Candidates must possess strong instructional and classroom management skills, high personal organization, and embrace feedback for growth, with a preference for two years of K-12 teaching experience. A Bachelor's degree with a minimum 3.0 GPA is required, and Connecticut certification (or progress toward it) for Special Education is mandatory.
Market context
Middle school special education teachers in Connecticut are typically in steady demand because schools need educators who can support diverse learners, manage classrooms well, and collaborate on student growth. Competitive candidates usually show strong organization, openness to feedback, a bachelor’s degree with the required GPA, and Connecticut certification or clear progress toward it. On this platform, the job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original posting, saving you time when comparing roles; a practical next step is to confirm your certification status and highlight any K-12 experience in your application.
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Salary benchmark
$46,877 avg / yr
Typical range: $37,128–$48,880 based on 300 active listings in Connecticut