Position Summary
The Special Education Mentor supports students through a combination of co-teaching in general education settings and targeted lab instruction aligned to individualized learning needs. This role focuses on delivering specialized instruction in either Math or Language Arts/Study Skills while fostering student growth, independence, and academic success.
Essential Duties (Top 5 Roles)
1) Co-Teaching in General Education Classrooms
Collaborate with general education mentors to plan and deliver instruction that supports diverse learners
Implement accommodations and modifications aligned to student learning plans
Facilitate small group and differentiated instruction within the classroom setting
2) Specialized Lab Instruction
Provide direct instruction in a lab setting to support special education service minutes in:
Reading
Writing
Math
Study Skills
● Design targeted lessons based on student needs and progress data
● Support skill development in organization, executive functioning, and academic intervention
3) Content-Specific Instructional Role
Serve in a clearly defined instructional focus area:
Math Mentor: Deliver math intervention and support numeracy skill development through both co-teaching and lab instruction
Language Arts/Study Skills Mentor: Deliver reading, writing, and study skills instruction through both co-teaching and lab instruction
Plan and deliver instruction aligned to both general education curriculum and specialized learning needs
Ensure consistency between co-taught classes and lab-based interventions
4) Progress Monitoring & Data Tracking
Track student progress toward academic and skill-based goals
Use data to inform instructional decisions and interventions
Communicate progress with internal stakeholders as needed
5) Collaboration & Program Support
Partner with academic teams to ensure alignment of support strategies
Contribute to a positive, student-centered learning environment
Participate in team meetings, planning sessions,