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Whippany, New Jersey
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Language Arts & Literature Classroom Teacher and 1:1 Focus Instructor
Winston Preparatory School
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Posted: 20-Jan-26
Location: Whippany, New Jersey
Type: Full Time
Salary: $60,000 - $80,000 annually
Categories:
English/Language Arts
Special Needs
Salary Details:
Salary is commensurate with education and experience.
Preferred Education:
Masters
Winston Preparatory School is searching for a passionate educator to join our Whippany, NJ campus as both a Language Arts & Literature classroom teacher and a 1:1 Focus (remedial) instructor. This is a unique opportunity to work in a highly collaborative, supportive, and mission-driven school community that values both professional growth and meaningful impact on students’ lives.
Winston Prep is a co-educational day school serving students in grades 3–12 with learning differences, including dyslexia, nonverbal learning disabilities, expressive and receptive language disorders, and executive functioning challenges. Our mission is to foster independence in individuals with learning difficulties through assessment-driven, highly individualized instruction, ongoing research, and outreach. Every student’s program is intentionally designed, continuously reviewed, and thoughtfully adjusted to meet their evolving needs.
As a member of the Winston Prep faculty, you will be part of a professional, engaged team and a collegial faculty culture that prioritizes collaboration and shared responsibility. Teachers are supported through regular coaching and mentorship and professional development, while also being trusted with the autonomy to design creative, responsive instruction. Our culture is one where questions are encouraged, growth is expected, and educators work together to support both academic skill development and social-emotional growth for students.
This role is ideal for an educator who is energized by teaching language and literature, enjoys working closely with students in both small-group and 1:1 settings, and values being part of a warm, thoughtful, and intellectually curious professional community.
Qualifications and Experience:
- Bachelor’s degree (BA or BS) in Literacy, English, Special Education, or a related field
- Master’s degree (MA or MS) in Speech-Language Pathology, Reading Specialist, Special Education, or Learning Specialist is highly desirable
- Minimum of two years of experience teaching language arts or specialized literacy to students in grades 3–12; experience working with students with learning differences is preferred
- Training in multisensory and evidence-based reading and writing programs (e.g., Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, Lindamood-Bell, PAF, SRSD) is a strong plus
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, effective classroom management, excellent organization, and a collaborative, flexible mindset
If you are seeking a school environment where your expertise is valued, your growth is supported, and your work truly makes a difference, we encourage you to apply.
Please send a resume and cover letter to Head of School, Erica Piche, at epiche@winstonprep.edu . For more information about Winston Preparatory School, visit www.winstonprep.edu .
About Winston Preparatory School
Founded in 1981, Winston Preparatory School is a network of eight campuses, both physical and virtual, for students ages 8-21+ with learning differences such as dyslexia, executive functioning difficulties (ADHD), and nonverbal learning disorder (NVLD). Our model is based on an in-depth understanding of each student, which results in grouping by learning profile and precisely designed programming. Winston Prep accomplishes this through its Continuous Feedback System. Our expert faculty continually assess how a student is responding to their skill development plan and adjust our teaching approach based on that. Students also participate in a daily one-to-one session called Focus, designed to serve as the diagnostic, instructional, and mentoring centerpiece of their experience. At the high school level, students with appropriate levels of skill mastery may participate in college courses. For students ages 17-21+ needing more time to prepare for life beyond high school, Winston Transitions offers programming that is individually tailored to meet academic, social-emotional, employability, and life skills. Our Winston Online campus offers flexible and engaging program options for students across the country and overseas.
https://careers.nais.org/jobs/21987054/language-arts-literature-classroom-teacher-and-1-1-focus-instructor
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