US Calvary Christian School - Santa Ana

Santa Ana

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About this school

Calvary Christian School - Santa Ana is a school in Santa Ana.

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Hiring history

6 roles in the last 24 months

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  • PE Teacher
    Sept 2026 Part Time
  • K-8 Choral Music Teacher
    Aug 2026 Part Time
  • Upper Elementary Classroom Teacher
    Aug 2026 Full Time
  • K-8 Principal
    May 2026 Full Time
  • Lower Elementary Classroom Teacher
    May 2026 Full Time
  • Librarian & Upper Elementary Teacher
    May 2026 Full Time
Hiring history 6 roles
2026
PE Teacher Sept Part Time $15,000
K-8 Choral Music Teacher Aug Part Time $25,000
Upper Elementary Classroom Teacher Aug Full Time $55,000
K-8 Principal May Full Time $95,000
Lower Elementary Classroom Teacher May Full Time $34,000
Librarian & Upper Elementary Teacher May Full Time $34,000

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