There are two tracks available in Special Education after transferring to Auburn via Path to the Plains.

• Collaborative Teacher Special Education (K-12)
• Early Childhood/ Elementary Special Education (P-6)

Careers
Collaborative Teacher Special Education prepares teachers who serve students with disabilities in grades K-12.

Early Childhood/ Elementary Special Education prepares teachers and early interventionists to serve children with a variety of disabilities from birth to age nine in a range of settings from home to elementary school.

Salary
2018 Median Salary: $59,780 per year (US Bureau of Labor Statistics)

Success Guide

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• Collaborative Teacher Special Education includes coursework that covers most disabilities with the exception of sensory impairments and certain severe disabilities.
• Graduates in Collaborative Teacher Special Education are prepared to implement evidence-based practices in inclusive general education settings as well as develop programs that meet students’ unique educational needs in different school-based and community-based settings.
• Early Childhood/ Elementary Special Education prepares graduates to implement evidence-based practices that support families and the development of young children who have or are at risk for developmental delays and disabilities, as well as elementary-age students with disabilities.