Join Our Team
For more than 70 years, The Centers for Exceptional Children (CFEC) has provided a critical combination of education, therapeutic services, support programs and facilities dedicated to helping children with special needs and their families thrive. Where others may focus on the challenges of the children we serve, CFEC sees possibilities.
Ready to make an impact? Browse the open positions below!
To apply, send a detailed letter of interest explaining your qualifications and your resume to recruitment@thecfec.org. Include the position title in the subject line of your email. No phone calls please.
Lead Teacher
The Lead Teacher reports to the Education Programs Director. Responsibilities include planning and providing developmentally appropriate educational activities and instruction to an assigned classroom of students with and without special needs (birth-5 years). Read more about the position, qualifications needed, and benefits offered by clicking the button below.
Teacher Assistant
The Teacher Assistant reports to the Education Programs Manager. Responsibilities include assisting in planning and providing developmentally appropriate educational activities and instruction to an assigned classroom of students with and without special needs (birth-5 years).
Floater
The Floater reports to the Education Programs Manager. Responsibilities include assisting in planning and providing developmentally appropriate educational activities and instruction to an assigned classroom of students with and without special needs (birth-5 years).
Extended Day Teacher
The Extended Day Teacher reports to the Education Programs Manager. Responsibilities include providing developmentally appropriate educational activities and instruction in a CFEC classroom (Infant & Toddler Program and Typical Preschool) as assigned.
Speech Language Pathologist
The Speech-Language Pathologist reports to the Therapy Manager and is responsible for creating and implementing individualized treatment plans for children from birth to age three enrolled in CFEC’s Infant & Toddler Program who qualify for speech therapy services.
Bilingual Family Support Network Coordinator
The Family Support Network of Greater Forsyth strives to strengthen families and to enhance the lives of children with special needs by providing support, education and caring connections to families. The staff is uniquely qualified to help other families, many of them being parents of children with special needs themselves.