Work at Fortune School of Education - San Bernardino County – 3 teaching roles in San Bernardino, United States

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Fortune School of Education - San Bernardino County is a school in San Bernardino.

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Middle School (Math) Teacher- Hardy Brown College Prep- San Bernardino, CA

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2027-2028 Multiple Subjects Teacher (Grades TK-5 Positions) - Hardy Brown College Prep- San Bernardino, CA.

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2027-2028 Single Subject Teacher (Grades 6-12 Positions) - Hardy Brown College Prep- San Bernardino, CA.

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Hiring history 5 roles

2026

26/27 Middle School (Science) Teacher- San Bernardino, CA May Full Time

26/27 Middle School (Math) Teacher- San Bernardino, CA May Full Time

Substitute Pool - Hardy Brown College Prep - San Bernardino CA. May Full Time $56,250

Field Supervisor (Special Education) - Southern California May Part Time

Field Supervisor (Multiple Subjects) - Southern California May Part Time

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