US Hawthorne School District

Hawthorne

Hiring 4 open roles
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Hawthorne School District is a school in Hawthorne.

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  • Assistant Principal (Signing Bonus)
    $147,357 to $163,684 plus $2,000 for earned Ed.D/Ph.D (Excellent fringe benefits package) · edjoin
    Listed 2 days ago
    Closes 17 Jun
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  • Teacher - Extensive Support Needs (ESN) - Signing Bonus
    $62,726 to $112,301 based on education and experience. $5,000 signing bonus, $2,500 annual stipend, no-cost induction program, and exceptional fringe benefits package. · edjoin
    Listed 2 days ago
    Closes 17 Jun
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  • Assistant Principal - Special Education
    $147,357 to $163,684 plus $2,000 for earned Ed.D/Ph.D ($5,000 Signing Bonus, Excellent fringe benefits package) · edjoin
    Listed last week
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  • Transitional Support Specialist - Signing Bonus
    Plus $1,000 signing bonus and excellent fringe benefits package · edjoin
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