US Al-Arqam Islamic School & College Preparatory

Sacramento

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About this school

Al-Arqam Islamic School & College Preparatory is a school in Sacramento.

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Hiring history

11 roles in the last 24 months

No open positions right now. Here's what Al-Arqam Islamic School & College Preparatory has been hiring for recently.

  • Chemistry
    Aug 2026 Full Time
  • English Teacher
    May 2026 Full Time
  • Homeroom Teacher
    May 2026 Full Time
  • Counselor
    May 2026 Full Time
  • History
    May 2026 Full Time
  • Business Teacher
    May 2026 Full Time
  • Islamic Studies Teacher
    May 2026 Full Time
  • Teacher substitute
    May 2026 Part Time
  • Art Teacher - Middle School
    May 2026 Full Time
  • Math
    May 2026 Full Time
  • Quran Teacher
    May 2026 Full Time
Hiring history 11 roles
2026
Chemistry Aug Full Time
English Teacher May Full Time
Homeroom Teacher May Full Time
Counselor May Full Time
History May Full Time
Business Teacher May Full Time
Islamic Studies Teacher May Full Time
Teacher substitute May Part Time
Art Teacher - Middle School May Full Time
Math May Full Time
Quran Teacher May Full Time

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