US San Leandro Unified School District

San Leandro

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San Leandro Unified School District is a school in San Leandro.

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  • Elementary School: PE Teacher .50 FTE
    Current Salary Schedule: $91,812 - $164,482; Masters ($2,005) or Doctorate ($3,341). Up to 10 years of service credit will be granted, resulting in placement up to Step 11 (Pro-rated to FTE) · edjoin
    Listed 5 days ago
    Closes 1 Dec
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  • Special Education Teacher: Extensive Support Needs (Moderate/Severe)
    Current Salary Schedule: $91,812 - $164,482; Masters ($2,005) or Doctorate ($3,341) and SDC stipends available. Up to 10 years of service credit will be granted, resulting in placement up to Step 11. · edjoin
    Listed 2 weeks ago
    Closes 31 Oct
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Hiring history 31 roles
2026
Substitute Teacher Advertised ×4 Nov Full Time, Part Time
Work Based Learning Program Coordinator Sept Full Time
High School Teacher: Drama and Dance Teacher 2026-2027 School Year Advertised ×3 Sept Full Time $3,341
Special Education Teacher: Extensive Support Needs (Moderate/Severe) 2026-2027 Advertised ×4 Sept Full Time $3,341
Adult Education : ESL Instructor - Evenings Sept Part Time
High School Teacher: Social Studies Sept Part Time $3,341
Adult School: Career Technical Education - Construction Trades Instructor Sept Part Time
Adult Education : ESL Instructor - Mornings Aug Part Time
Teacher on Special Assignment (TOSA) Intervention Specialist Aug Full Time $3,341
Elementary School Art Teacher .52 FTE 2026-2027 School Year Aug Part Time $3,341
Elementary School: 4th - 5th Grade Teacher 2026-2027 School Year Advertised ×2 Aug Full Time $3,341
Substitute Teacher - SPED Aug Full and Part Time
Substitute Teacher - Bilingual Spanish Aug Full and Part Time
Elementary School: PE Teacher .50 FTE 2026-2027 School Year Jul Full Time $3,341
High School Teacher: English Jul Full Time $3,341
High School Physics Teacher Jul Full Time $3,341
Teacher on Special Assignment (TOSA) Secondary Schools: Educator Career Pathways, Civic Readiness and Service Learning Jul Full Time $3,341
Career Technical Education - Arts, Media & Entertainment Teacher 2026-2027 School Year Jul Full Time $3,341
Substitute Teacher - Bilingual Mandarin Jul Full and Part Time
High School Teacher : .60 PE Jul Part Time $3,341
Elementary School PE Teacher 2026-2027 school year Jul Full Time $3,341
Elementary School: 1st-3rd Grade Teacher 2026-2027 School Year Jun Full Time $3,341
TOSA Community Specialist (Bilingual in Spanish or Mandarin prefered) Jun Full Time $3,341
Elementary School : DLI Spanish Teacher 2026-2027 School Year Jun Full Time $3,341
Substitute ESL Instructor (Summer & Fall) - Adult School Jun Part Time
School Psychologist Jun Full Time $3,341
High School : 1.0 Math 2026-2027 School Year Jun Full Time $3,341
High School : 1.0 Chemistry 2026-2027 School Year Jun Full Time $3,341
Middle School: Spanish Language Arts/History DLI Spanish Teacher 2026-2027 School Year Jun Full Time $3,341
Middle School: Science Teacher 2026-2027 School Year May Full Time $3,341
Special Education Teacher: Mild to Moderate Support Needs (Mild/Moderate) 2026-2027 May Full Time $3,341

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