US Kern County Superintendent of Schools

Bakersfield

Hiring 6 open roles
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Kern County Superintendent of Schools is a school in Bakersfield.

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  • Teacher - Orientation and Mobility Specialist (2026-2027)
    $64,165 - $122,484 per year based on 25 steps. Maximum entry $103,079. Additional $1,300 annual stipend will be paid for Master’s Degree; $1,600 for Doctorate. · edjoin
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  • Application Integration Solutions Specialist III (Open & Promotional)
    $8,692 - $10,531 per month. Maximum entry level for external candidates is $9,569 per month. Salary step placement for promotional candidates is based upon Rules of the Personnel Commission. · edjoin
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  • Information Technology Support Operations Specialist (Open & Promotional)
    $8,692- $10,531 per month. Maximum entry level for external candidates is $9,569 per month. Salary step placement for promotional candidates is based upon Rules of the Personnel Commission. · edjoin
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  • Substitute Teacher - RISE (Reaching Individual Success through Education) (Alternative Ed.)
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  • Substitute Teacher - Special Education
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  • Teacher - Community/Court School Program (Reaching Individual Success through Education)
    $69,598 - $132,854 per year based on 25 steps. Maximum entry $111,807. Additional $1,300 annual stipend for MA; $1,600 annual stipend for EdD or PhD. · edjoin
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