US Rocklin Academy Family of Schools-Placer County

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Rocklin Academy Family of Schools-Placer County is a school in Rocklin.

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  • Long Term Substitute Teacher- Chemistry (AP experience preferred)
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  • 3rd Grade Teacher- American River Collegiate Academy (Orangevale campus)
    Starting range: $59,219-$85,855 ($1,500 2nd Adv Degree stipend; $1,500 National Board Certification) · edjoin
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  • Education Specialist (K-12, split site) - $5,000 YEARLY POSITION STIPEND
    Starting Salary Range $59,219-$85,855 ($1,500 2nd Adv Degree stipend; $1,500 National Board Certification) · edjoin
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Hiring history 6 roles
2027
Substitute Teachers - TK-12 Aug Part Time
2026
Education Specialist (Elementary) - 0.5 FTE, $2,500 POSITION STIPEND Sept Part Time $59,219
Education Specialist (Western Sierra Collegiate Academy) - $5,000 YEARLY POSITION STIPEND Sept Full Time $59,219
Education Specialist (Elementary) - Split Site $5,000 YEARLY POSITION STIPEND Jun Full Time $59,219
Science Teacher (7/8 and Biology)- Western Sierra Collegiate Academy Jun Full Time $59,219
6th Grade Teacher- Rocklin Academy Gateway Jun Full Time $59,219

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