US Anahuacalmecac International University Preparatory of North America

Los Angeles

Hiring 1 open role
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Anahuacalmecac International University Preparatory of North America is a school in Los Angeles.

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  • Resource Specialist Teacher (RSP) Bilingual (Spanish)
    Fully paid Employee benefits (health, dental and vision) · edjoin
    Listed 3 days ago
    Closes 15 Nov
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Hiring history 4 roles
2026
Fourth Grade Teacher - Multiple Subject, Bilingual (Spanish) Sept Full Time
Third Grade Teacher - Multiple Subject, Bilingual (Spanish) Sept Full Time
Second Grade Teacher - Multiple Subject, Bilingual (Spanish) Sept Full Time $48,412
K Teacher - Multiple Subject, Bilingual (Spanish) Sept Full Time

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