US Gateway Public Schools

San Francisco

Hiring 4 open roles
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Gateway Public Schools is a school in San Francisco.

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  • Part-Time Student Leadership & Digital Media Arts Teacher at Gateway High School 2026/27 school year
    Commensurate with experience and FTE level, based on a full-time salary scale of $85,000 -$110,000 for credentialed teachers. (pro-rated for part-time) · edjoin
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  • Science Teacher at Gateway Middle School 2026/27
    Commensurate with experience and FTE level, based on a full-time salary scale of $85,000 -$110,000 for credentialed teachers. Comprehensive benefits package · edjoin
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  • Student Support Coordinator at Gateway Middle School 2026/2027
    Comprehensive benefits package · edjoin
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  • Middle School Learning Specialist (RSP) at Gateway Middle School - 2026/2027 School Year
    We offer a competitive salary, based on prior experience and expertise · edjoin
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