US Partnership for Los Angeles Schools

Los Angeles

Hiring 10 open roles
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10 teaching vacancies

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  • Vice President of Development
    $213,134 per year · nais
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    Closes 27 Jul
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  • 2026-27 Special Education: Moderate to Severe Teacher at Grape Street Elementary School (LA Unified)
    Salaries range from $68,966 - $109,697 for prelim. and clear credential holders, with extra pay for those who are National Board Certified. · edjoin
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  • 2026-27 Multiple Subject First Grade Teacher at Florence Griffith Joyner Elementary School (LA Unified)
    Salaries range from $68,966 - $109,697 for prelim. and clear credential holders, with extra pay for those who are National Board Certified. · edjoin
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  • 2026-27 Math Teacher at Theodore Roosevelt High School (LA Unified)
    Salaries range from $68,966 - $109,697 for prelim. and clear credential holders, with extra pay for those who are National Board Certified. · edjoin
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  • 2026-27 World Language Spanish Teacher at Theodore Roosevelt High School (LA Unified)
    Salaries range from $68,966 - $109,697 for prelim. and clear credential holders, with extra pay for those who are National Board Certified. · edjoin
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  • 2026-27 English Teacher at Edwin Markham Middle School (LA Unified)
    Salaries range from $68,966 - $109,697 for prelim. and clear credential holders, with extra pay for those who are National Board Certified. · edjoin
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  • 2026-27 Multiple Subject 2nd Grade Teacher at Grape Street Elementary School (LA Unified)
    Salaries range from $68,966 - $109,697 for prelim. and clear credential holders, with extra pay for those who are National Board Certified. · edjoin
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  • 2026-27 Special Education: Moderate to Severe Teacher at G.W. Carver Middle School (LA Unified)
    Salaries range from $68,966 - $109,697 for prelim. and clear credential holders, with extra pay for those who are National Board Certified. · edjoin
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  • 2026-27 Multiple Subject 6th Grade ELA/History Teacher at Stevenson College & Career Preparatory School (LA Unified)
    Salaries range from $68,966 - $109,697 for prelim. and clear credential holders, with extra pay for those who are National Board Certified. · edjoin
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  • 2026-27 Multiple Subject Kindergarten Grade Teacher at Grape Street Elementary School (LA Unified)
    Salaries range from $68,966 - $109,697 for prelim. and clear credential holders, with extra pay for those who are National Board Certified. · edjoin
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