Middle school special education teacher - Social studies / Science

You bring a deep mastery of special education practice and social studies/science content, and have a talent for making that content come alive for students of all learning profiles.

Data-Driven Excellence:

You are the heart of your classroom, creating a space where every student feels seen, heard, and respected.

You encourage students to take ownership of their learning, fostering independence and promoting student voice.

Your thorough preparation empowers you to create dynamic, impactful learning experiences that resonate with students.

As a Baltimore City Schools employee, you'll receive a competitive salary with opportunities for growth. Benefits include health insurance (Kaiser, BlueChoice, CareFirst), dental and vision coverage, prescription medication, and retirement plans through the State of Maryland or City of Baltimore, plus optional 403(b) savings plans. Additional benefits include life and long-term disability insurance, flexible spending accounts, employee assistance counseling, dependent child tuition waivers, and higher education tuition reimbursement.

Application Steps

Submit an Online KIPP Application:

Explore our job board to find a position that aligns with your interests and expertise.

Complete a Phone Interview:

Our Recruitment Manager will conduct an initial phone interview. To accommodate a teacher's busy schedule, we offer both daytime and evening interview options.

As a Special Education Teacher (Social Studies/Science) at KIPP Baltimore, you are a catalyst for student success.

As the architect of a dynamic and engaging inclusive learning experience, you will plan, implement, and reflect on instruction — including IEP-aligned accommodations and modifications — to prepare students for success both in school and in life.

Collaborating closely with your grade-level team, general education co-teachers, interventionist, and Principal, you will play an active role in fostering a culture of excellence and high expectations, ensuring every student thrives and the mission of KIPP Harmony and KIPP Ujima Village Academy is realized.

Design and implement data-driven assessments that inform instructional decisions and support continuous growth.

Apply deep knowledge of special education practices and social studies/science content to deliver engaging, standards-aligned, and accessible instruction.

Demonstrate mastery of grade-level social studies and science standards, benchmarks, and curriculum, ensuring alignment in all instructional plans.

Company Description

At KIPP Baltimore, we know that education has the power to change lives and build stronger communities. As part of the national KIPP (Knowledge Is Power Program) network, we are driven by a shared mission to ensure that every student has access to an excellent education that prepares them for success in college and life. Our teachers are instrumental in shaping this vision. You will be a vital part of an effort to uplift students from systemically underserved communities, ensuring they achieve their full potential.

Why Join KIPP Baltimore?

At KIPP Baltimore, we know that teachers are the key to unlocking student potential. As a Baltimore City Public Schools employee, you'll receive competitive compensation and benefits, while thriving in a supportive, dynamic environment dedicated to your growth and success.

You will have access to robust professional development opportunities and clear leadership pathways, empowering you to continuously refine your skills and take on new challenges. Your ideas and contributions are valued and celebrated, and you'll play an essential role in shaping the future of our students and community.

In recognition of the extra dedication you bring, you will be compensated for additional time invested in professional development beyond the standard 180 school days. For example, our teachers are paid for five extra days at the start of the school year, ensuring you are fully equipped to thrive in the classroom. Join us in making a lasting impact on Baltimore's students and schools.