US Literacy First Charter Schools

El Cajon

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Literacy First Charter Schools is a school in El Cajon.

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  • Speech Language Pathologist (SLP)
    Dependent upon years of experience and level of education · edjoin
    Listed 2 weeks ago
    Closes 1 Jan
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Hiring history 13 roles
2027
Substitute Teacher K-12 Jan Full Time, Part Time
2026
Speech Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) Oct Full Time
Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) Oct Full Time
Multiple Subject Credential Teachers Aug Full Time
Science Teacher 7th & 8th Jul Full Time $60,320
Art K-5 Jul Full Time $92,092
Science Teacher Physical Science Alpine Jul Full Time
Social Science/History 7th & 8th Grades Jul Full Time $58,587
Technology Teacher Jul Full Time
School Counselor K-12 Jul Full Time
Education Specialist (Special Education Teacher) Alpine Location Jul Full Time $4,000
High School Math Teacher Alpine May Full Time $60,320
Education Specialist (Special Education Teacher) May Full Time $4,000

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