WCSEA is seeking special education teaching candidates to work fulltime a paraprofessional, while pursueing a bachelors degree.
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​WCSEA employs 95 full-time and many part-time education-related professionals, including teachers, school psychologists, occupational therapists, physical therapists and aides.   Part-time and full-time, as well as substitute positions, are available. 

"Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference."
​ - Winston Churchill

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

 

• Special Education Teacher |  Full time, for the 2024-2025 school year.  Germantown Hills Junior High Skill Builders room. Email resume to; Eric Scroggs or call 309-443-2118  ​

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• Paraprofessional| Full time, multiple locations, for the 2024-2025 school year. Email resume to; Eric Scroggs or call 309-443-2118

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• Teacher Substitute | $120 per day.  For information on how to become a substitute contact ROE 53 (Regional Office of Education), or 309-477-2290. For information to substitute for WCSEA contact Stacey Scott at [email protected]s or call 309-443-2118. 

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• Teacher Assistant Substitute | $100 per day.  For information on how to become a substitute contact ROE 53 (Regional Office of Education), or 309-477-2290.  For information to substitute for WCSEA contact Stacey Scott at [email protected]s or call 309-443-2118. 

 

​What is a Paraprofessional and how to get licensed.

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How to become a Sub if you do not already hold
Illinois Teacher Licensure​

WCSEA Substitute Documents

You can be a substitute teacher if you have a Bachelors Degree.
You can be a substitute teacher assistant if you have an Associates Degree or 60 college credit hours.

To Apply:
Please use the Apply Online button, email or mail and attach your:

• Letter of Interest
• Resume
• Copy of Transcripts

Contact:
Eric Scroggs, Director
205 S Englewood Dr
Metamora IL  61548
[email protected]

Apply Online

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Who We Are

Woodford County Special Education Association, WCSEA, is a joint agreement that provides a full continuum of special education services to eight school districts in Woodford County, Illinois.

We offer an array of coordinated special education programs and services to students from the age of three to twenty-one.  WCSEA has a rich tradition of providing high quality educational services that are innovative and researched-based. We are extremely proud of our highly qualified faculty, staff and Executive Board members who are dedicated to ensure all students with disabilities receive prompt and appropriate responses to their educational needs.