US Piner-Olivet Union School District

Santa Rosa

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About this school

Piner-Olivet Union School District is a school in Santa Rosa.

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1 teaching vacancy

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  • School Nurse
    Masters Stipend $1,100 and/or Doctorate Stipend $1,100 · edjoin
    Listed 23 May
    Closes 16 Apr
Hiring history 13 roles
2027
Interim Elementary School Principal Mar Full Time, Management
Licensed Vocational Nurse at Olivet Elementary Charter School Mar Part Time
Long Term Substitute 6th Grade Teacher at Schaefer Elementary School Feb Part Time
0.80 FTE Resource Specialist Teacher at Northwest Prep High School Jan Part Time
2026
.40 FTE Temporary 4th Grade Teacher at Schaefer Elementary School Nov Part Time
1.0 FTE School Psychologist May Full Time
.50 FTE Physical Education Teacher at Northwest Prep Charter School May Part Time
7th Grade History/English Teacher at Piner Olivet Charter School May Full Time
Teacher Pool for Elementary School May Full Time
.50 FTE Temporary 8th Grade English/History Teacher at Piner Olivet Charter School May Part Time
1.0 Temporary TK Teacher at Olivet Elementary Charter School May Full Time
1.0 FTE Education Special Teacher-RSP at Piner-Olivet Charter School May Part Time
.20 FTE Temporary TK Teacher at Schaefer Elementary School May Part Time

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Roles and salaries
Teacher pay varies significantly by state and district. From around $40,000 in lower-paying states to over $85,000 in California and New York. Most districts use salary schedules based on years of experience and qualifications. Benefits packages including pension contributions add substantially to total compensation. National Board Certification can unlock additional pay.
Working here. What to know
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