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TEACHER MAC BIL

School District U-46 (Elgin, IL)

Villa Ridge, MOJob$61K/yrPosted 3mo agoChecked 1w ago

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At a glance

Compensation
$61K/yr
Location
Villa Ridge, MO
Work Authorization
Not specified

Requirements

Credentials this posting asks for.

Illinois Professional Educator License With LBS1 EndorsementBilingual EndorsementCPI CertificationUkeru Certification

Job overview

School District U-46 (Elgin, IL) is hiring a TEACHER MAC BIL. The Bilingual MultiAbilities Classroom (MAC) teacher provides instruction and support for students with significant academic, communication, and behavioral needs in a highly structured, self‑contained setting, designing scaffolded lessons, collaborating with teams, and maintaining IEP compliance.

Key focus areas include Plan and deliver instruction aligned to the MAC curriculum and grade level standards, Develop and implement evidence‑based academic, behavioral, and communication systems, and Create a predictable, supportive classroom environment that promotes engagement and safety.

Successful candidates bring Illinois Professional Educator License With LBS1 Endorsement, CPI Certification, and Ukeru Certification. Important skills include Scaffold Instruction, Evidence-Based Practices, Progress Monitoring, IEP Requirements, MAC Curriculum, and Essential Elements. Preferred (not required): Spanish Written, Spanish Verbal, Bilingual Spanish English, and Modified Academics Knowledge.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Scaffold InstructionEvidence-Based PracticesProgress MonitoringIEP RequirementsMAC CurriculumEssential ElementsGrade Level StandardsData CollectionCollaborationCase ManagementIEP PaperworkPositive Behavior SupportsMAC Implementation GuideCommunication With FamiliesAccurate Record KeepingTransition PlansKnowledge in Modified AcademicsKnowledge in Positive Behavior StrategiesAdaptabilitySpanish WrittenSpanish VerbalBilingual Spanish EnglishModified Academics KnowledgePositive Behavior Strategies KnowledgeData Collection KnowledgeTeam CollaborationCPI Approved RestraintSpanish/English Bilingual CommunicationData Collection AbilityCollaborative TeamworkCPI Restraint ImplementationUkeru Implementation

Qualifications

Illinois Professional Educator License With LBS1 EndorsementBilingual EndorsementCPI CertificationUkeru CertificationPrevious Experience in Self-Contained SettingSpanish/English Bilingual Proficiency

Full job description

Position / Title:   Bilingual MultiAbilities Classroom (MAC) Teacher - S panish Bargaining Unit:    ETA Department/Location: Specialized Student Services Calendar Days: 18 4 Reports To: Building Principal JD Revision Date:   12/1/2025 Supervises: N/A Function / Position Summary

The Bilingual Multi Abilities Classroom (MAC) special education teacher provides instruction and support for students with significant academic learning, communication and behavioral needs in a highly structured and consistent self-contained setting. The MAC teacher designs and delivers scaffold instruction aligned to the Essential Elements, collaborates with related service providers and school teams, and creates a predictable, supportive classroom environment that promotes academic and social emotional growth, communication, independence and engagement. The MAC teacher monitors progress, implements evidence-based practices, maintains compliance with IEP requirements, and partners with families to support student success.

Job Duties / Responsibilities

Plan and deliver instruction aligned to the MAC curriculum, essential elements, and grade level standards, adjusting instruction to meet a range of learning, communication, social emotional and behavioral needs. Develop, coordinate and implement evidence-based practices, individualized academic, behavioral, communication systems and social programming in alignment with each student's IEP, including progress monitoring and documentation. Create a predictable, supportive classroom environment that promotes engagement, safety, communication and independence for all students. Use data to guide instruction, adjust supports and communicate progress to students, families and staff. Collaborate regularly with related service providers, general education teachers, school administrators and other team members to ensure coordinated support and alignment of services. Serve as the case manager for your students, complete all IEP paperwork in accordance with district, state and federal requirements. Participate in IEP meetings, service team meetings and other required staffings, Provide guidance to paraeducators, ensuring consistent implementation of instructional plans, behavior supports, social development and communication systems throughout the school day. Implement positive behavior supports using approaches aligned to the MAC implementation guide , including safe and proactive strategies for responding to student behavior. Support students across settings, which may include community-based instruction, specials, transitions and other school activities as determined by student needs. Communicate with families regularly to support understanding of student progress, instructional approaches, behavior supports and other student needs. Maintain accurate records and meet all timelines for documentation, assessments, progress reporting and compliance requirements. Participate in school improvement efforts and professional collaboration activities, including building level and district level committees when appropriate. Develop meaningful transition plans and summary of performance for students 14 years or older (Middle School and High School only). Be willing to complete and maintain certification in CPI and Ukeru to support safe, proactive approaches to behavior support. Attend up to two professional development days held during the summer as scheduled by the district. Perform other duties as assigned. Education

Illinois Professional Educator License with LBS1 Endorsement required Bilingual endorsement Bilingual- Spanish/English (written/verbal) preferred Experience / Knowledge

Knowledge in modified academics Knowledge in positive behavior strategies Knowledge is data collection Ability to be flexible and work collaboratively in a team environment Previous experience in a self-contained setting preferred Physical Demands

Lifting may be required as needed Assisting with toileting needs may be required as needed Ability to perform CPI approved restraint once trained Terms of Employment

This is a 9-month position. Salary and benefits are established by the Board of Education The starting salary for this role is $60,689.

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