US Glendora Unified School District

Glendora

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Glendora Unified School District is a school in Glendora.

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6 teaching vacancies

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  • Mathematics and Science Teacher - High School
    Appropriate placement on the teacher's salary schedule · edjoin
    Listed 3 days ago
    Closes 10 Jun
  • STEAM Teacher- Middle School (Long-Term Substitute)
    $180/day; 10-19 days of consecutive service, $200/day; Beginning the 20th day of consecutive service, appropriate placement on the teacher's salary schedule · edjoin
    Listed last week
    Closes 5 Jun
  • Science and Avid Teacher- Middle School (Long-Term Substitute)
    $180/day; 10-19 days of consecutive service, $200/day; Beginning the 20th day of consecutive service, appropriate placement on the teacher's salary schedule · edjoin
    Listed last week
    Closes 4 Jun
  • Principal - Sellers Elementary School
    + $2,420 Doctoral Stipend (if applicable) · edjoin
    Listed last week
  • School Health Services Specialist- LVN
    (Placement may be made up through the third step based on experience according to merit system rules) · edjoin
    Listed last week
  • Education Specialist - Elementary (Moderate to Severe Credential)
    Appropriate placement on the teacher's salary schedule, plus a 7.5% stipend · edjoin
    Listed last week
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