US Riverside Unified School District (RUSD)

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Riverside Unified School District (RUSD) is a school in Riverside.

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  • Special Education Teacher - Extensive Support Needs 3rd - 6th grade Kennedy Elementary School
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    Closes 26 Oct
Hiring history 37 roles
2027
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Specialist Itinerant Mar Full Time
Teacher, Visually Impaired - Special Education Jan Full Time
2026
Itinerant Elementary Music Teacher Nov Full Time
Student Teacher (Only) Substitute Teacher 2026-2027 Oct Part Time
Substitute Teacher Recruitment 2026 - 2027 Oct Part Time
English Teacher - Riverside Virtual School (High School) - Temporary Oct Full Time
Coordinator, Health Services Oct Full Time
Assistant Principal, John W. North High School Oct Full Time
Special Education Elementary Teacher (TK-2nd Grade) Extensive Support Needs Autism - Madison Elementary School Oct Full Time
Special Education Elementary Teacher - (3rd-4th Grade) Mild/Moderate - Taft Elementary School Oct Full Time
Student Assistant Plan (SAP) Counselor Oct Full Time
Student Health Care Specialist Advertised ×2 Sept Full Time
Staff Development Specialist- Secondary Math Sept Full Time
School Nurse - Special Education Sept Full Time $92,640
English Teacher - Sierra Middle School (Temporary) Sept Full Time
Special Education Mild/Moderate Teacher - Amelia Earhart Middle School Sept Full Time
Teacher on Special Assignment (TOSA) - Multilingual Programs (TK-6) Advertised ×2 Sept Full Time
Special Education Elementary Teacher - (5th-6th) Mild/Moderate - Madison Elementary School Sept Full Time
Special Education Elementary Teacher (4th-6th Grade) - Extensive Support Needs Autism - Pachappa Elementary School Aug Full Time
60% Special Education Secondary Teacher - Mild/Moderate - Earhart Middle School Aug Full Time
Assistant Principal, Pachappa Elementary School Aug Full Time
Early Childhood Special Education - Teacher on Special Assignment (TOSA) - Inclusion Specialist Aug Full Time
Teacher on Special Assignment (TOSA) - HEARTS - Casa Blanca Elementary School Jul Full Time
Preschool Inclusive Practices Specialist - Special Education Department Advertised ×2 Jul Full Time $51,407
Itinerant Resource Specialist (RSP) Mild/Moderate - Special Education Department Jul Full Time
60% Itinerant Resource Specialist (RSP) Mild/Moderate - Special Education Department Jul Full Time
Credit Recovery Teacher - JW North High School (TEMPORARY) Jul Full Time
50% Teacher on Special Assignment (TOSA) - Alcott Elementary School Jul Part Time $74,796
Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) Liaison Elementary (Bilingual Preferred) Jul Full Time
Theater Teacher - Ramona High School (TEMPORARY) Jul Full Time
Graphic Design and Digital Content Specialist Jul Full Time
60% Resource Specialist (RSP) Mild/Moderate and 40% AVID- Sierra Middle School Jul Full Time
Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) Liaison K-12 - Riverside Virtual School Jul Full Time
Assistant Principal, Sierra Middle School Jul Full Time
School Psychologist - Crisis Prevention and Intervention (Wellness and Engagement) Jul Full Time
Elementary School Principal's Secretary Jun Full Time
Assistant Principal, Elementary School Jun Full Time

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