US Garvey/Allen Visual and Performing Arts Academy for Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics

Moreno Valley

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Garvey/Allen Visual and Performing Arts Academy for Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics is a school in Moreno Valley.

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  • NEW POSTING*** 2026-27 Multiple Subject Teacher/Achievement Guides
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Hiring history 7 roles
2026
***NEW POSTING***Counselor Intern (PPS Hours, Non Paid) - Middle School 2026-27 School Year May Full and Part Time
***NEW POSTING*** 2026-27 7th/8th Gr. Mathematics Achievement Guide (Teacher) May Full Time $117,000
***NEW POSTING*** School Based Mental Health Clinician & Guidance Counselor (2026-27) School Year) May Full Time $65,000
***NEW POSTING*** 2026-27 7th/8th Gr. Science/STEM Achievement Guide (Teacher) May Full Time $65,000
***NEW POSTING*** Special Education Teacher Mild/Moderate (2026-27 School Year) May Full Time $65,000
***NEW POSTING*** 2026-27 7th/8th Gr. English Achievement Guide (Teacher) May Full Time $65,000
2026-27 Physical Education Achievement Guide (Teacher) May Full Time $65,000

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