Havern School

Havern School is a day school in Littleton, Colorado, serving students in elementary and middle grades who have diagnosed learning disabilities. With fewer than 100 students on campus, the school keeps class sizes small and hires teachers, speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, counselors, and instructional aides. The school has no religious affiliation and focuses on specialized instruction paired with integrated therapy services.

Teaching at Havern School differs from mainstream classrooms in one key way: every student arrives with a documented learning profile. You are not sorting or diagnosing. Instead, you build on a clear baseline, pacing instruction to match each learner's pace. Small groups mean you adjust mid-lesson without holding anyone back. One student moves faster; another needs more time. Both happen in the same room because the group is small enough to support both.

Collaboration is woven into daily work. Speech pathologists, occupational therapists, and classroom teachers meet regularly to align goals and strategies. You are not isolated with curriculum; you are part of a team that talks. Colorado teaching credentials are required for classroom positions. Speech-language pathologists and occupational therapists must hold their respective state licenses.

Havern School hires year-round for classroom teaching, speech-language pathology, occupational therapy, school counseling, and instructional support roles. The school values steady, open communicators who commit to working with students with learning disabilities. Benefits and compensation details appear in individual job postings on the school website.

For educators who want direct evidence of impact—where small class size translates to measurable student growth—this school offers that daily.