Help Students Reach Their PotentialTX-STAR Speech Language Services partners with school districts throughout Texas to provide accessible, individualized educational support for students with diverse learning and communication needs. We are currently seeking Teachers of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing for school-based opportunities in the Houston area and other communities across Texas.These positions are ideal for educators who are committed to helping students with hearing differences access instruction, strengthen communication skills, and participate fully in inclusive school environments.Your Role and ResponsibilitiesAs a Teacher of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, you will provide specialized instruction, consultation, and accessibility support based on each student’s educational and communication needs.In this role, you will:Deliver direct and consultative instructional services to students who are deaf or hard of hearingConduct assessments to identify students’ academic strengths, communication needs, and areas requiring additional supportModify curriculum, classroom materials, and teaching strategies to improve accessibility and participationImplement instructional goals, services, accommodations, and modifications outlined in students’ Individualized Education ProgramsCollaborate with classroom teachers, families, interpreters, related-service providers, and campus staffRecommend strategies that help students participate in classroom discussions, assignments, and school activitiesAttend ARD and IEP meetings and provide progress updates, professional observations, and educational recommendationsSupport communication development through spoken language, sign language, or a combination of approaches based on individual student needsIncorporate assistive listening technology, visual supports, adaptive equipment, and other accessibility resourcesMaintain complete and accurate service records, assessment reports, progress updates, and required compliance documentationQualifications for This PositionBachelor’s degree from an accredited college or universityCurrent Texas teaching certification in Deaf and Hard of Hearing Education or Auditory ImpairmentsKnowledge of specialized instructional practices for students with hearing differencesUnderstanding of IEP procedures, accommodations, accessibility needs, and school-based special education servicesAbility to collaborate effectively with educators, administrators, families, and multidisciplinary teamsStrong written and verbal communication, organization, and interpersonal skillsPrevious experience supporting students who are deaf or hard of hearing is preferredProficiency in sign language is a plusWork Setting and Scheduling OptionsSchool-based assignments in Houston and other locations throughout TexasOpportunities to support students from prekindergarten through high schoolFlexible placement options, including:Full-time assignmentsPart-time schedulesPlacements coordinated according to your certification, qualifications, availability, and current district needsWhat You Can Expect from TX-STARCompetitive compensation based on relevant experienceFlexible scheduling opportunitiesDependable bi-weekly payAccess to medical, dental, and vision insurance optionsA supportive and people-centered workplace cultureContinued guidance from experienced program staffEmployee referral bonus opportunitiesProfessional learning and career development resourcesAccess to an established network of school district partnerships throughout TexasLearn More About TX-STARSince 2010, TX-STAR Speech Language Services has helped school districts across Texas connect with qualified special education and student-support professionals. We currently partner with more than 40 districts, along with educational agencies and regional cooperatives.Our team understands the specialized needs of students who are deaf or hard of hearing and the unique expectations of school-based services. We are committed to building dependable partnerships and placing skilled educators in environments where they can improve communication access, participation, and student success.