Teams at Fortune School of Education

Provides one-to-one support for students with special education needs, including academic instruction, behavioral interventions, supervision, IEP goal tracking, progress documentation, and communication with teachers, specialists, and families. Supports students individually and in groups, implements teacher-designed lessons and treatment plans, maintains confidentiality, and completes required logs and incident reports.

Teach Spanish to middle-grade students, develop standards-aligned lesson plans, assess and differentiate instruction, manage classroom behavior, and monitor student progress. The teacher will communicate with families, collaborate with colleagues and instructional leaders, support at-risk students, maintain accurate records, participate in professional development, and uphold Fortune School’s mission and high academic expectations.

Teach middle school English Language Arts using California standards, assessment data, and differentiated instruction. Build an engaging classroom culture, monitor student progress, support at-risk students, communicate with families, collaborate with colleagues and community resources, participate in professional development, and contribute to schoolwide improvement.