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  • Speech & Language Pathologist
    2026/2027 Salary Schedule $95,541 - $121,028 Based on 184 workdays a year/7.5 hours a day. Salary placement based on education and experience. $5,000 signing bonus. · edjoin
    Listed 23 May
    Closes 21 Apr
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Hiring history 14 roles
2027
Early Childhood Education (ECE) Teacher - Early Education Center (Madera) Jan Full Time
Teacher, Emotionally Disturbed (MHS) Jan Full Time $59,866
2026
Teacher, Severely Disabled (Coarsegold) Dec Full Time $59,866
Teacher, Deaf and Hard of Hearing Dec Full Time $59,866
Teacher, Early Childhood Special Education (Millview) Dec Full Time $59,866
Teacher, Emotionally Disturbed (Coarsegold Elementary) Dec Full Time $59,866
Occupational Therapist Dec Full Time $104,927
School Psychologist Nov Full Time $104,927
Teacher, Emotionally Disturbed (MHS) May Full Time $59,866
Certificated Substitute Teacher - Madera Countywide Substitute Teacher Consortium May Part Time
Certified Interpreter-Deaf/Hard of Hearing May Full Time $4,747
Specialist, Network Services May Full Time $89,269
Teacher, Severely Disabled (MSHS) May Full Time $59,866
Teacher, Severely Disabled (Gould) May Full Time $59,866

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