US Monterey Peninsula Unified School District

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Monterey Peninsula Unified School District is a school in Monterey.

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  • Preschool Teacher (12-month) - Marina Child Development Center
    Dependent Upon Education and Experience (see salary schedule link below) · edjoin
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    Closes 7 Apr
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Hiring history 37 roles
2027
SDC Teacher - (Essentials) - Central Coast High School Mar Full Time
Long-term Art Teacher Substitute Advertised ×2 Mar Part Time
Long-term Music Teacher Substitute Mar Part Time
English - Marina High School (Temporary Contract 26/27 SY) Mar Full Time
Elementary (2 Grade) Teacher - Del Rey Woods Elementary Mar Full Time
Alder Teacher Residency at Monterey Peninsula: Earn Your Teaching Credential & Masters in One Year Advertised ×2 Feb Full Time
PE Teacher (Female preferred) - Marina High School Feb Full Time
Speech Language Pathologist Jan Full Time
CTE Digital Arts Teacher - Monterey High School Jan Full Time
RSP Teacher MMSN - Seaside High School Jan Full Time
2026
Elementary Teacher 4th Grade - Monte Vista Elementary Dec Full Time
School Psychologist - Student Support Services Dec Full Time
Music Teacher - Crumpton Elementary School (26/27 School Year) Dec Full Time
Music Teacher - Marshall Elementary School (26/27 School Year) Dec Full Time
Music Teacher - Marina Vista Elementary School (26/27 School Year) Dec Full Time
Biology Teacher - Seaside High School Dec Full Time
Elementary (5th Grade) Teacher - Del Rey Woods Elementary (Temporary Contract for 26/27 SY) Dec Full Time
RSP Teacher MMSN - Monterey High School Dec Full Time
Music Teacher (Part-time) - Monte Vista Elementary School Nov Part Time
PE Teacher - Seaside High School - 26/27 School Year Nov Full Time
Certified Nursing Assistant Instructor (CNA) - Adult Education Nov Part Time
Guest Teacher / Substitute Teacher Advertised ×2 Oct Part Time
Special Education Teacher - **Internal Candidates Only Sept Full Time
Elementary Teacher 2nd Grade - Monte Vista Elementary Jul Full Time
English Teacher - Seaside High School Jul Full Time
Substitute Teacher Jun Part Time
Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) Jun Full Time
Assistant Principal - La Mesa Elementary School (TK-8) Jun Full Time $120,129
Retiree Guest Teacher- Must be an MPUSD retiree May Full and Part Time
Speech Language Pathology Assistant - 2026/2027 School Year May Full Time
Alder Resident Onboarding May Part Time
SDC Teacher - Mild Moderate Support Needs - Olson Elementary School May Full Time
Community School Coordinator - Dual Language Academy (Part Time) May Part Time
Art Teacher - Elementary School (26/27 School Year) May Full Time
PE Teacher (Female preferred) - Los Arboles Middle School - 26/27 School year May Full Time
SDC Teacher (MMSN) - Martin Luther King Jr. School of the Arts May Full Time
Preschool Teacher (12-month) - Monterey Child Development Center -26/27SY May Full Time

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