US Wiseburn Unified School District

El Segundo

Hiring 1 open role
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Wiseburn Unified School District is a school in El Segundo.

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  • School Psychologist Intern and Practicum for school year 2026-2027
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    Closes 8 Apr
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Hiring history 12 roles
2026
Middle School Assistant Principal - Job 2026-27-018 Aug Full Time $129,887
Substitute Teacher Aug Part Time
TK Teacher - Job # 2026-27-017 Jun Full Time
Teacher - Elementary Job #2026-27-016- Temporary Assignment - 2026-2027 School Year Jun Full Time
Kindergarten Teacher - Temporary - Job # 2026-27-015 Jun Full Time
Teacher on Special Assignment - MTSS & ELA Specialist Job# 2026-27-012 Jun Full Time
Teacher - Elementary Job #2026-27-014 Jun Full Time
Teacher - Elementary Job #2026-27-013 - Temporary Assignment - 2026-2027 School Year Jun Full Time
Teacher - Special Education Job #2026-27-009 Middle School May Full Time
Speech Language Pathology Assistant Job #2026-27-001 May Part Time
PE Teacher - Middle School - Job # 2026-27-010 May Full Time
Teacher - Special Education - Job # 2026-27-011 - Elementary Grades May Full Time

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