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Special Education Teacher - Multiple Needs

Posted on 15/07/26 11:14 by Education America Network
salary n/a
location International
Job Start Date: n/a
reference Reference Code: 2932151

SummaryJob Description Job Description Location: East Palo Alto, California Position Type: Contracted Special Education Teacher Schedule: Full-Time Compensation: $45-$55/hour About the Role: We are seeking qualified and passionate Special Education Teachers to join a supportive school community for the upcoming school year. Multiple full-time opportunities are available across elementary, middle school, and preschool programs serving students with a variety of learning needs. Current Openings: Mild/Mo...Category: Teaching Jobs

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