Elementary Special Education Teacher Long Term Substitute

Job Opening Dover-Eyota Public Schools Elementary Special Education Teacher Long Term Substitute Kindergarten-5th Grade Tentative Dates October 5, 2026- December 22, 2026 Dover-Eyota Public Schools is seeking qualified applicants for a Long-Term Special Education Teacher position for the 2026�2027 school year. This position will serve as the teacher for Special Education students at Dover-Eyota Elementary School.

Position Details Position: Elementary Special Education Employment: Long Term Substitute School Year: 2026�2027 Starting Salary: Prorated salary based on a BA Step 2 of our DEEA Contract Application Deadline: September 24, 2026 Required Licensure Applicants must hold or be eligible for one of the following Minnesota teaching licenses: K-12 Special Education License K�6 Teaching License 5-8 Specialist License Primary Responsibilities Serve as the classroom teacher for Special Education Provide engaging, developmentally appropriate instruction Collaborate with staff and support teams Work under the direction of the elementary principal Foster positive relationships with students, families, and staff Support the academic, social, and emotional growth of students Our Most Successful Teachers Are: Self-driven and motivated Positive in their interactions with students and colleagues Organized and punctual Strong communicators with families Adaptable and responsive to student and classroom needs Collaborative team members committed to student success Learn More About Dover-Eyota Elementary To learn more about our elementary school and community, please view our staff recruitment video: Dover-Eyota Elementary Recruitment Video Application Information Only completed online applications will be considered.

Apply online at: Dover-Eyota Online Application Portal Questions? Please contact: Ben Midge Elementary Principal 507-545-2632 Dover-Eyota Public Schools is a progressive, financially stable school district located just east of Rochester in southeast Minnesota. The district serves approximately 1,150 students in PreK�12 across two connected school buildings on one campus.

Dover-Eyota is known for strong community support, a safe and supportive learning environment, and a collaborative, student-centered culture. District 533 is an equal opportunity employer. All new employees are required to complete a Child Protection Background Check.