US Shasta Union High School District

Redding

Hiring 5 open roles
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Shasta Union High School District is a school in Redding.

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  • University Preparatory School - English Teacher
    Master's Degree Stipend $2,000. Doctorate Degree Stipend $3,000. · edjoin
    Listed 4 days ago
    Closes 5 Dec
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  • P.E. Teacher (Temporary Contract) - Foothill & Shasta High Schools
    Placement on the Schedule A Certificated 184 Day Salary based on units, degree and experience. SUHSD will accept up to 11 years of experience from outside candidates · edjoin
    Listed last week
    Closes 12 Jun
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  • CTE - Music (Choir) Teacher 0.2 - 0.4 FTE (Foothill High School)
    Prorated amount for part time - placement on the Schedule A Certificated 184 Day Salary based on education and experience. · edjoin
    Listed 2 weeks ago
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  • Science Teacher- Shasta High School
    Placement on the Schedule A Certificated 184 Day Salary based on units, degree and experience. SUHSD will accept up to 11 years of experience from outside candidates. · edjoin
    Listed 2 weeks ago
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  • Foothill High School - CTE Fire Technology Teacher
    Placement on the Schedule A Certificated 184 Days CTE Salary based on education and experience. · edjoin
    Listed 2 weeks ago
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