US Bay View Academy Charter School Monterey

Monterey

Hiring 1 open role
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Bay View Academy Charter School Monterey is a school in Monterey.

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Hiring history 10 roles
2027
Finance and Payroll Coordinator Mar Full Time
Spanish Teacher 2026–27 School Year Feb Full Time
Substitute Principal (TK-4) Jan Temporary
Substitute Data Systems Specialist 2026-27 School Year Jan Part Time
2026
Finance and Payroll Coordinator 2026-27 School Year Advertised ×2 Aug Full Time, Part Time
Expanded Learning Opportunity Program (ELOP) Coordinator 2026-27 School Year Jun Full Time
Community Engagement Coordinator 2026-27 School Year Jun Part Time
Long Term Substitute Teacher 2nd Grade 2026-27 Jun Full Time
Middle School Math Educator 2026-27 School Year May Full Time
Visual Arts Teacher 2026-27 School Year May Full Time

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Roles and salaries
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Working here. What to know
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