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About this school
Southern Kern Unified School District (Rosamond, Ca) is a school in Rosamond.
$56,140-$118,361; $8,000 Band Director Stipend. Based on the current certificated salary scale and the bargaining agreement between the District and the Rosamond Teachers’ Association. · edjoin
$15,000 extended workday stipend, $3,000 Special Education Stipend and for those that qualify-Certification of Clinical Competence from the American Association of Speech and Hearing $2,500 stipend · edjoin
$56,139.25-$118,360.85 $3,000 annual Special Education stipend Based on the current certificated salary schedule and bargaining agreement between the District and the Rosamond Teachers’ Asso · edjoin
$3,000 Special Education Stipend. Based on the current certificated salary schedule and bargaining agreement between the District and the Rosamond Teachers’ Association. · edjoin
$56,139.25-$118,360 $8,000 Band Director Stipend. Based on the current certificated salary scale and the bargaining agreement between the District and the Rosamond Teachers’ Association. · edjoin
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