Short-Term Contracted Teaching Positions

Alternative Education Program (Court and Community School)
Various Grade Levels Available (K-12)
English, Mathematics, History/Social Science, Science and Multiple Subjects openings
Contract ends 6/30/08

SALARY
$41,766 minimum; $76,194 maximum per year, based on 25 steps and 185 service days, 7 hours per day. Additional $1,000 annual stipend for master's degree and $1,300 annual stipend for doctorate. Excellent benefits are provided for the employee and family including medical, dental, vision, and counseling services.  A life insurance program is provided for the employee.

MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Maintain and develop adequate and varied instructional materials. Use a variety of teaching techniques to meet individual needs. Maintain communication with assigned students and parents throughout the week. Work effectively with assigned instructional aides to maximize individualized instruction and learning.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
California Preliminary or Clear Credentials preferred. EL Certification preferred.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE
Qualified candidates are invited to submit a Kern County Superintendent of Schools certificated application form, a letter of interest, a resume, unofficial transcripts (submission of official transcripts will be required upon recommendation of hire) and professional papers from their college or university placement office to:

Normita Johnson, Human Resources Technician II
Kern County Superintendent of Schools
1300 17th Street – CITY CENTRE
Bakersfield, CA 93301-4533
Phone: (661) 636-4752; FAX: (661) 636-4011

Positions are open until filled.

CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT
Must possess a private vehicle, valid California driver's license, and carry current automobile insurance with at least minimum coverage for public liability and property damage.  Fingerprint clearance by both the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the California Department of Justice is a condition of appointment after all other required job conditions have been met.

posted 11/28/07

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