Special education, Elementary bilingual

Salem-Keizer is the place to Live, to Teach and to Grow

Learn about the many opportunities available with Salem-Keizer Public Schools

Live: Salem, Oregon’s state capital and second largest city, is an inviting community. Salem offers a vibrant downtown, riverfront venues, annual festivals and cultural events. Centrally located the picturesque Willamette Valley, Salem is only an hour drive from the recreational Cascade Mountains, scenic ocean beaches and Portland’s metropolitan area.

Teach: Salem-Keizer Public Schools strives for continuous excellence, recruiting the best! As a Salem-Keizer educator, the district provides opportunities for professional development, networking and access to mentor teacher.

Grow: Salem-Keizer pays above-average salaries and benefits compared to other Oregon districts. Career advancement opportunities, step increase and cost-of-living adjustments are also provided. Combine all these incentives and discover Salem as an ideal place to live, teach and grow.

40,000 plus student population

·        Second largest district in Oregon

·        67 schools (includes charters and alternative programs)

About us:

·          17% of our students are English language learners (ELL) with a majority of them in an ELL program.

·          13% of our students are receiving Special Education services.

·          10% are identified and part of the Talented and Gifted program.

·          98% of our teachers are “highly qualified" as defined by the federal NCLB standard.

·          On average, our teachers have 12 years of teaching experience

·          61% have a master’s degree or higher.

·          We have 918 instructional assistants helping in our classrooms

·          Our staff continue to get professional development through venues such as the Academy for Teaching and Learning provided by Salem-Keizer

            Salem-Keizer Public Schools has a strong commitment to ongoing professional development. In addition to participating in the statewide professional development day, the district provides staff development time during the school year, support for highly qualified requirements, and tuition reimbursement. Teachers starting their first year as a professional educator have access to a mentor teacher support program.

Salem-Keizer Public Schools is seeking licensed staff in “hard-to-fill" areas, such as special education, elementary bilingual, math, science, foreign language, library media, and counseling.

Please view our full list of available jobs by clicking the APPLY NOW button.

You will be directed to fill out our online application on the edZapp website.

  Find more information online:

http://www.salkeiz.k12.or.us/content/jobs

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1-800-285-5484 or 503-399-3061