US Live Oak Elementary School District

Santa Cruz

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Live Oak Elementary School District is a school in Santa Cruz.

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  • Science Teacher .40FTE, Shoreline Middle School
    Additional Stipends Available: $1,500 Masters & $1,500 Spanish Bilingual. Salary & Stipends are pro-rated to FTE · edjoin
    Listed 5 days ago
    Closes 19 Nov
Hiring history 18 roles
2027
Behavior Support Specialist (BCBA, School Psychologist, or Education Specialist) - $5000 SIGNING BONUS Feb Full Time
Shoreline Middle School Math Teacher-Grade 6 Feb Full Time
Preschool Teacher Jan Full Time
Child Development Teacher, Site Supervisor Jan Full Time
Elementary School Principal, Spanish Bilingual Highly Preferred Jan Full Time $15,000
2026
Middle School Counselor Dec Full Time
Long Term Substitute - Preschool Teacher Advertised ×2 Dec Full Time
Dual Language Immersion Teacher Grade TK Dec Full Time $15,000
School Psychologist, Spanish Bilingual Preferred Dec Full Time
Long Term Substitute - Dual Immersion Teacher (Bilingual Preferred) Dec Full Time
Dual Language Immersion Teacher - 1st Grade Aug Full Time $15,000
Transitional Kindergarten / Kindergarten Teacher Jul Full Time
Elementary School Principal, Spanish Bilingual Highly Preferred Jul Full Time $15,000
Library Media Specialist -Bilingual Preferred 28.75 hours per week Jun Part Time
Music Teacher, Grades TK-5 Jun Full Time
Dual Language Immersion Teacher May Full Time $15,000
SDC Teacher May Full Time
Education Specialist- Resource Teacher May Full Time

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