
Central York School District (CYSD) is seeking a passionate and qualified Anticipated Panther Pathways Special Education Teacher at Central York High School for the 2026-2027 school year. This full-time position presents an exciting opportunity to support students with diverse learning needs in achieving academic, social, and emotional growth. We are seeking an educator who is committed to inclusive practices, collaborative teaching, and individualized instruction. The ideal candidate will have a strong foundation in special education, demonstrate the ability to build positive relationships with students and families, and foster a structured, supportive learning environment that promotes student independence, engagement, and success.
Mission: Central York School District provides a high-quality academic experience within a supportive, valued, collaborative community that promotes students' personal growth and the pursuit of their passions and interests.
Our Vision: Pursuing Excellence: All Panthers. Every Day. In All Ways.
Core Values: Character | Perseverance | Accountability | Community | Excellence
Central York School District is named one of the Top 50 Employers in York County by the PA Department of Labor!
Why Join the CYSD Team? Full-time professional staff can enjoy benefits from their first day of employment like:
Salary:
$60,083-$102,399
Where?
Central York High School
601 Mundis Mill Road
York, PA 17406
Full Job Description:
Panther Pathways Special Education Teacher
193 Days Per Year
Provide direct instruction and supervision of students. Is responsible for planning, coordinating and implementing district-wide instructional initiatives.
Primary Duties and Responsibilities:
Qualifications:

Lancaster County is located in South Central Pennsylvania along the Susquehanna River, approximately 70 miles west of Philadelphia. It is an area of just 984 square miles, houses a population of over 500,000 residents, and approximately 50,000 of them are under the age of 18. It is home to a diverse population with agricultural roots, a large Amish community, 60 municipalities, a third class city, and a strong sense of history.