US Community Learning Center Schools, Inc.

Alameda

Hiring 1 open role
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Community Learning Center Schools, Inc. is a school in Alameda.

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  • Education Specialist/Case Manager (Middle/High) - 2026.27 School Year
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Hiring history 7 roles
2027
Part Time Drama Teacher for Middle/High School (26/27 School Year) Jun Part Time $65,557
Drama Teacher (Full-Time) for Middle/High School (26/27 School Year) Jun Full Time $65,557
2026
Education Specialist/Case Manager (6th-8th Grade) - 2026.27 School Year May Full Time
CLCS Counseling Intern/Trainee (minimum of 0.4 FTE) 2026-2027 May Part Time
Kindergarten Teacher 2026-2027 May Full Time $66,200
English - Middle School 2026-2027 May Full Time $66,200
Part-Time Art 1 & Art 2 High (2026-2027 School Year) May Part Time

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