US Leadership Public Schools - Hayward and Oakland

Hayward and Oakland

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Leadership Public Schools - Hayward and Oakland is a school in Hayward and Oakland.

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  • Visual Arts Teacher - Oakland (SY 26-27) *$6000 Signing Bonus + $2000 Subject Shortage Stipend*
    $65619 - $140549, STRS, $6000 one-time signing bonus + $2000 subject shortage stipend · edjoin
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    Closes 26 Nov
  • English Teacher - Oakland (SY 26-27)
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  • AP African American Studies Teacher + Additional Social Sciences - Hayward (SY 26-27)
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    Closes 26 Nov
  • Mathematics Teacher - Oakland (SY 26-27) *$6000 Signing Bonus + $2000 Subject Shortage Stipend*
    $65619 - $140549, STRS, $6000 one-time signing bonus + $2000 subject shortage stipend · edjoin
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    Closes 26 Nov
  • Social Science (History, Government, Econ, Ethnic Studies) Teacher - Hayward (SY 26-27)
    $65619 - $140549, STRS · edjoin
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    Closes 26 Nov
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