US California School for the Deaf, Riverside - California Department of Education - State Special Schools

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California School for the Deaf, Riverside - California Department of Education - State Special Schools is a school in Riverside.

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  • High School (CTE) Adult Transition Teacher
    *Plus $900 per month Recruitment and Retention Pay *Plus $200 per month Bilingual Pay with an ASL fluency exam score of 4 or higher · edjoin
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  • High School Math Teacher
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  • High School Bilingual Arts Teacher
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  • High School Alternate Curriculum Education Teacher
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Hiring history 5 roles
2027
Middle School Bilingual Arts Teacher Advertised ×2 Mar Full Time
2026
High School Social Studies Teacher Dec Full Time
High School Science Teacher Dec Full Time
Career Technical Education (CTE) Principal May Full Time
Substitute Teacher May Part Time

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