Welcome Participating Districts

, Phone: Recruiters: AK Alaska Teacher Placement 2175 University Ave. South Suite 100 PO Box 755400 Fairbanks, AK 99775 Phone: 907-450-8408 Fax: 907-450-8401 Recruiters: Charles Beckley www.alaskateacher.org The mission of Alaska Teacher Placement (ATP) is to provide leadership in identifying, attracting, and placing highly qualified educators for our state. We collaborate with Alaska school districts, university leaders, and other educational entities to promote the teaching profession. Services • Online referral services • Job fairs and educator expos • Recruiting sessions • Online recruiting sessions •Professional consultations •Resume posting •Educator support and resources •Technical troubleshooting All of our services are FREE to educators seeking employment in Alaska’s schools. Registration with our online database and attendance at our career fairs are open to all educators. Contact us with questions or concerns. 1 - 10 min. presentation(s) Advance Scheduling of Interviews Please see booth representative to schedule interview. Administrative Elementary Principal Secondary Principal School Counselor School Psychologist School Superintendent School Social Worker Director of Special Education Elementary Early Childhood (Birth-Gr.3) Elementary Ed (K-6) or 1-6 Physical Education Reading High School Business Chemistry Earth Science English as a Second Language General Science Health Life Science Mathematics Physical Education Physics Reading Social Studies Technology Education Middle School Communication Arts & Literature General Science Mathematics Social Studies Special Education Blind or Visually Impaired Deaf or Hard of Hearing Developmental Adapted Phy Ed Developmental Disabilities Early Childhood Special Ed Emotional Behavioral Disorders Learning Disabilities Physical and Health Disabilities Speech-Language Pathology Bering Strait School District 225 Main Street 225 Unalakleet, AK 99684 Phone: 907-624-3611 Fax: 907-624-3099 Recruiters: Melvin Otton Ted VanBronkhorst Annabelle Cunningham www.bssd.org The Bering Strait School District, in Northwest Alaska, serves fifteen isolated villages on the Seward Peninsula, on the eastern end of the Norton Sound, and on two islands in the Bering Sea. Current enrollment is approxiamtely 1800 students and is almost 100% Alaska Native Inupiaq, Yupik or Siberian Yupik Eskimo. Although the total number of students served is relatively small, the area covers approximately 80,000 square miles. Most of the schools are accessible only by small "bush" aircraft. The District Office for the Bering Strait School District (BSSD) is located in Unalakleet. BSSD operates K-12th grade programs at Brevig Mission, Diomede, Elim, Gambell, Golovin, Koyuk, Saint Michael, Savoonga, Shaktoolik, Shishmaref, Stebbins, Teller, Unalakleet, Wales, and White Mountain. Many schools also have pre-school programs. These communities range in size from population of 150 up to 900. Schools have 40 to 250 students. Administrative Secondary Principal Elementary Early Childhood (Birth-Gr.3) Elementary Ed (K-6) or 1-6 Physical Education Reading High School Business Chemistry Earth Science General Science Life Science Mathematics Physical Education Physics Reading Social Studies Technology Education Middle School General Science Mathematics Social Studies Special Education Deaf or Hard of Hearing Developmental Disabilities Early Childhood Special Ed Emotional Behavioral Disorders Learning Disabilities Physical and Health Disabilities Kenai Peninsula Borough School District 148 N. Binkley St. Soldotna, AK 99669 Phone: 907-714-8888 Fax: 907-262-9645 Recruiters: Tim Peterson Rick McCrum Kelsey Ciufo www.kpbsd.k12.ak.us The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District in Soldotna, Alaska, is seeking certified teachers and specialists for openings in our educational team for the 2010-11 school year. The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District provides comprehensive educational services to approximately 10,000 students in 44 school sites across the Kenai Peninsula. The district has forty-four schools made up of fourteen elementary schools, four middle schools, eleven secondary schools, and fifteen small schools. Most school sites lie on the road system that connects the Kenai Peninsula to Anchorage, but several sites are only accessible by plane or boat. If you are interested in becoming a member of the KPBSD educational team please visit the district's website at www.kpbsd.k12.ak.us or contact Kelsey Ciufo at 907-714-8888 or email at kciufo@kpbsd.k12.ak.us. Advance Scheduling of Interviews Please have them contact Kelsey Ciufo at kciufo@kpbsd.k12.ak.us or at (907) 714-8888 Administrative School Counselor School Psychologist Elementary Early Childhood (Birth-Gr.3) Elementary Ed (K-6) or 1-6 Music Reading High School Chemistry Communication Arts & Literature Earth Science General Science Life Science Mathematics Physics Technology Education Middle School Communication Arts & Literature General Science Mathematics Special Education Developmental Disabilities Early Childhood Special Ed Emotional Behavioral Disorders Learning Disabilities Physical and Health Disabilities Speech-Language Pathology Northwest Arctic Borough School District 744 E Third Ave. P.O. Box 51 Kotzebue, AK 99752 Phone: 907-442-3472 x242 Fax: 907-442-2172 Recruiters: George Brackin Bonnie Brackin www.nwarctic.org NWABSD serves 2,000 Inupiat Eskimo students in twelve K-12 schools in northwest Alaska. Average class size is 17 students. We are a technology-rich district with two-way interactive video instruction and web-based learning opportunities for students and staff, in addition to traditional classroom instruction. We are located one hour northwest of Anchorage by Alaska Airlines jet service. Our central office is located in Kotzebue, Alaska, 12 miles above the Arctic Circle on the Chukchi Sea. NWABSD is seeking creative, flexible individuals with the ability to be leaders in their field. Teaching in the Arctic is more than a job, it's an adventure. For more information on our district, please see our website at www.nwarctic.org or call us at 907-442-3472 ext. 242. Advance Scheduling of Interviews Please contact us directly at NWABSD at afink@nwarctic.org or call 907-442-3472 ext. 242 and let us know you will be attending the North Dakota Education Connection event and want to pre-schedule an interview. Elementary Early Childhood (Birth-Gr.3) Elementary Ed (K-6) or 1-6 Reading High School Earth Science Instrumental Music Mathematics Social Studies Middle School General Science Mathematics Social Studies Special Education Early Childhood Special Ed Learning Disabilities Physical and Health Disabilities Speech-Language Pathology AZ Cartwright School District #83 3401 N 67th Ave Phoenix, AZ 85033 Phone: 623-691-3946 Fax: 623-691-4079 Recruiters: Dr. David Santellanes www.cartwright.k12.az.us Cartwright School District is located in west Phoenix, AZ, approximately ten miles from downtown and thirteen miles from Sky Harbor Airport. Our District is conveniently located near freeways, making it easily accessible from all parts of the Valley. We are a pre-K-8th grade urban district serving over 20,000 culturally diverse students. We currently have: v 12 elementary schools (K-5) v 4 K - 8 v 4 middle schools (7-8) v 4 six grade centers v Specialized programs located on multiple campuses v Over 1,000 teachers with approximately 100 new teachers hired annually v Art, music, physical education and enrichment programs, as well as programs to meet the needs of at-risk students. Administrative School Psychologist Elementary Elementary Ed (K-6) or 1-6 Middle School General Science Mathematics Special Education Blind or Visually Impaired Deaf or Hard of Hearing Developmental Adapted Phy Ed Developmental Disabilities Early Childhood Special Ed Emotional Behavioral Disorders Learning Disabilities Physical and Health Disabilities Speech-Language Pathology IL Peace Corps 55 West Monroe Suite 450 Chicago, IL 60603 Phone: 312.353.1215 Fax: 312.353.4192 Recruiters: Mary Jane Haugen www.peacecorps.gov The mission of Peace Corps is to promote world peace and friendship by providing volunteers who contribute to the social, economic and human development of interested countries, to promote a better understanding of Americans among the people whom volunteers serve, and to strengthen Americans’ understanding about the world and its peoples. As a Peace Corps Volunteer you’ll travel overseas and make a difference in the lives of real people. Peace Corps is currently in over 70 countries around the globe. Volunteers are overseas for 27 months which includes three months of language, cultural and job training. All expenses are paid, full medical and dental coverage is provided, and volunteers receive a readjustment allowance of $7425.00 upon returning to the United States. Peace Corps has programs in Education, Business and Information Technology, Health and Nutrition, Environment, and Agriculture. Liberal Arts majors, as well as more specialized majors, are encouraged to apply. The application process takes 6 to 12 months. You may apply online or get more information at . KS Liberal Unified School District #480 401 N. Kansas 949 Liberal, KS 67901 Phone: 620-604-1010 Fax: 620-604-1011 Recruiters: N/A at this time Troy McCarter Jason Diseker www.usd480.net Libera USD 480 is located in the southwest corner of the state. We have 7 elementary schools, 2 intermediate, 2 middle and 1 high school. USD 480 has approximately 4,300 students with over 800 employees districy wide. Elementary Early Childhood (Birth-Gr.3) Elementary Ed (K-6) or 1-6 High School Business Chemistry Earth Science General Science Health Life Science Mathematics Physical Education Reading Social Studies Middle School General Science Mathematics Social Studies Special Education Developmental Disabilities Early Childhood Special Ed Emotional Behavioral Disorders Learning Disabilities Physical and Health Disabilities Speech-Language Pathology MN Minnesota Reading Corps 715 11th St. N. Moorhead, MN 56560 Phone: 651-251-9059 Fax: 651-227-2272 Recruiters: Anna Peters www.MinnesotaReadingCorps.org Minnesota Reading Corps a program that is working to ensure that all Minnesota children are on track to read by the end of 3rd grade. We do this by training and placing AmeriCorps members in elementary and preschool settings across Minnesota. By joining MRC, you’ll not only make a difference in children’s lives, but the training and experience you gain will benefit your own career. You will be trained in research based literacy interventions and activities, network with education professionals and put an impressive name on your resume. Pre-K members are embedded in a classroom setting, while K-3 members work one on one with children who are struggling with reading. More information, including current locations, is on our website. Learn more at www.MinnesotaReadingCorps.org. Advance Scheduling of Interviews Our application is online at www.MinnesotaReadingCorps.org. Applicants will be contacted by their region's program coordinator to possibly set up an interview. Interviews are set up on a rolling basis, but some sites may fill quickly. Elementary Early Childhood (Birth-Gr.3) Elementary Ed (K-6) or 1-6 Reading MP CNMI Public School System PO Box 501370 Saipan, MP 96950 Phone: 1-670-237-3048 Fax: 1-670-664-3707 Recruiters: Charley Kenty Maria Quitugua Karen Borja www.pss.cnmi.mp TEACH IN PARADISE! Located in the Western Pacific, The CNMI Public School System is currently seeking highly qualified teaching professionals for all grade levels (k-12) and all secondary subjects, especially English/Language Arts, Mathematics, Sciences, and Special Education. The CNMI offers competitive compensation and attractively low income taxes, averaging between 7-8% of annual gross pay. The CNMI Public School System is a Title I school system, which may allow for possible federal loan forgiveness. Consisting of twenty schools on three islands, the CNMI Public School System offers an ethnically diverse, multilingual student population with English as the language of instruction. We have a seven-year trend of rising student scores and are working towards meeting or exceeding our two main student achievement goals which are: o 80% of PSS students will be reading on or above grade level by 2008, and o PSS students will be scoring at the 50th percentile or higher on the Stanford Achievement test (SAT10) by 2010. Additionally, housing costs are moderate with typical monthly rentals of a 3-bedroom house averaging $ 600 (1-bedroom start as low as $300). Temper Advance Scheduling of Interviews To schedule interviews prior to the Fair, please contact Charley Kenty kentyc@pss.cnmi.mp, charley.kenty@yahoo.com or call 1-670-237-3048 / 670-483-9096. Elementary Early Childhood (Birth-Gr.3) Elementary Ed (K-6) or 1-6 Reading High School Agriculture Art Business Chemistry Communication Arts & Literature Dance and Theatre Arts Earth Science English as a Second Language Family and Consumer Science General Science Health Instrumental Music Life Science Mathematics Physical Education Physics Reading Social Studies Technology Education Vocal Music World Languages & Culture Middle School Communication Arts & Literature General Science Mathematics MT LAME DEER PUBLIC SCHOOL 101 BOUNDARY STREET PO BOX 96 LAME DEER, MT 59043 Phone: 406-477-6305, ext 1005 Fax: 406-477-6535 Recruiters: Aundre Bell Rhett Renoud www.lamedeer.k12.mt.us Lame Deer Public School is located on the Northern Cheyenne Reservation, southeast corner of Montana. Jr/Sr High School has approximately 210 students; elementary has 350 students. Advance Scheduling of Interviews Please, contact Superintendent Bryan Kott at Bryankott@lamedeer.k12.mt.us Administrative Elementary Principal Elementary Elementary Ed (K-6) or 1-6 Music High School Business Vocal Music Middle School Mathematics Troops to Teachers Montana State University PO Box 172940 Bozeman, MT 59717-2940 Phone: 866-478-3224 Fax: 406-587-7418 Recruiters: Karen Botine www.montana.edu/ttt The federal program Troops to Teachers provides advising and financial stipends and bonuses to qualified military personnel and veteranswho become public school teachers. TTT also helps school districts find teachers for job vacancies. Elementary Art Early Childhood (Birth-Gr.3) Elementary Ed (K-6) or 1-6 Keyboarding for Comp App (K-8) Music Physical Education Reading World Language & Culture High School Agriculture Art Business Chemistry Communication Arts & Literature Dance and Theatre Arts Earth Science English as a Second Language Family and Consumer Science General Science Health Instrumental Music Life Science Mathematics Physical Education Physics Reading Social Studies Technology Education Vocal Music World Languages & Culture Middle School Communication Arts & Literature General Science Keyboarding for Comp App Mathematics Social Studies World Languages & Culture Special Education Blind or Visually Impaired Deaf or Hard of Hearing Developmental Adapted Phy Ed Developmental Disabilities Early Childhood Special Ed Emotional Behavioral Disorders Learning Disabilities Physical and Health Disabilities Speech-Language Pathology Wolf Point School District 220 4th Ave S Wolf Point, MT 59201 Phone: 4066532361 Fax: 4066531881 Recruiters: Ann Guldborg http://www.wolfpoint.k12.mt.us/ ND Belcourt School District # 7 Hwy 5 East Box 440 Belcourt, ND 58316 Phone: 701-477-6471 Fax: 701-477-6470 Recruiters: Farrell Gourneau Melvin John Laducer Sherry Manning www.belcourt.k12.nd.us Belcourt School District # 7 - Turtle Mountain Community Schools is located on the Turtle Mountain Reservation in north central North Dakota in the community of Belcourt. It is governed by a complex structure representing the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians, the Belcourt School District # 7 and the Bureau of Indian Education. The Bureau of Indian Education and the Belcourt School District # 7 jointly operate the school system through a cooperative agreement. The high school, middle and elementary school are accredited by the State of North Dakota and North Central Association. The student population at Turtle Mountian Community Schools K-12 is 1600 +. The Belcourt School District # 7 currently has 263 staff members and Bureau of Indian Education currently has 184 staff members. Our Mission Statement is "Ensure excellence in education and respect for the local curlture." Our Vision Statement is "Excellence in academics, community and cultural education-where every employee is a teacher, every parent a partner, every child a winner." Belcourt School District # 7 offers one of the most competitive Benifits Packages in North Dakota come work with us. Advance Scheduling of Interviews e-mail: Farrell.Gourneau@sendit.nodak.edu Elementary Early Childhood (Birth-Gr.3) Elementary Ed (K-6) or 1-6 Music High School Mathematics Social Studies Middle School General Science Mathematics Social Studies Special Education Blind or Visually Impaired Deaf or Hard of Hearing Developmental Disabilities Bismarck Public Schools 806 N Washington Street Bismarck, ND 58501 Phone: 701-323-4070 Fax: 701-323-4001 Recruiters: Lisa Kudelka John Alstad Doug Vanderpan www.bismarckschools.org The Bismarck Public School District has been in the education business since 1873. Our school district is growing and we have over 10,800 students. There are 24 schools in the district: 15 elementary schools (K-6), three middle schools (7-9), two high schools (10-12) and one alternative high school, a Career-Tech Center, and BECEP for children with special needs ages 0-6 and Head Start. BPS will open a new elementary school (Sunrise) and a new Career Academy in the fall of 2010. A site for a future high school will soon be purchased. The average class size in our elementary schools is 20 and our average attendance rate is 96.5% with a drop out rate of 1%. Bismarck Public Schools has a four day orientation program prior to the begining of the school year and a mentoring program for new teachers. During the past 5 years we hired an average of 55 K-12 teachers. The district provides educational assistance for teachers work on a graduate degree and about 40% of our teachers have a master's degree or higher. For more information on our current job openings check out our Website: http://www.bismarckschools.org/district/. The school district uses an online applicati 1 - 40 min. presentation(s) Administrative Elementary Principal Elementary Elementary Ed (K-6) or 1-6 High School Mathematics Divide County School District 206 1st St NE G Crosby, ND 58730 Phone: 701-965-6313 Fax: 701-965-6004 Recruiters: Ryan Townsend http://www.divide-co.k12.nd.us/index.html Divide County School district is a large geographical district located in the Northwest corner of North Dakota with our schools located in the city of Crosby. We have one elementary school k-6 and a junior high - high school 7-12. We have a staff of 32 teachers who serve about 230 students. We offer competitive wages and benefits with a base salary starting at $35,000. Divide County is primarily a farm and ranch community but recent oil activity has led to increased commercial growth. We have ample outdoor recreation as well as indoors sporting opportunities. Please visit our website at http://www.divide-co.k12.nd.us/index.html to learn more. Advance Scheduling of Interviews I will be flexible and accomidate the candidates. I can be emailed or called here at the office. stephen.townsend@sendit.nodak.edu 701-965-6313 Elementary Elementary Ed (K-6) or 1-6 Physical Education High School Mathematics Physical Education Grand Forks Public Schools 2400 47th Avenue South PO Box 6000 Grand Forks, ND 58201 Phone: 701-746-2200 Fax: 701-772-7739 Recruiters: Tracy Abentroth www.gfschools.org The Grand Forks Public School District serves 6,800regular, special education, and alternative educational students.  School facilities consist of 12 elementary schools (grades K-5); four middle schools (grades 6-8), two high schools (grades 9-12), one alternative school (for students 16 and older), and one adult education center.  Facilities in the Grand Forks School District are well maintained and a source of community pride.  The current staff of 700 teachers includes 450 with master degrees or beyond.  The staff average years of experience is over 14 which shows that the teachers like teaching here and many of them spend their entire careers in the Grand Forks Schools.  More information can be found at the district website - www.gfschools.org Administrative School Psychologist Kensal Public School 803 1st Avenue Kensal, ND 58455-4030 Phone: 701-435-2484 Fax: 701-435-2486 Recruiters: Tom Tracy The Kensal Public School District #19 is located 30 miles north of Jamestown, 24 miles southeast of Carrington. We are a small district with 46 students in grades K-12 at this time. Our teaching staff consists of ten teachers. Our school was built in 1962 and is handicapped accessable. We have a well equiped computer lab. We also offer an After School Program. We are a member of the East Central Center for Exceptional Children. We have housing available for teachers at a reasonable rate. The town of Kensal has a Cafe, post office, bar, and elevator. It is a clean friendly community. Advance Scheduling of Interviews Call Mr. Tom J. Tracy, 701-435-2484 High School Business Instrumental Music Vocal Music New Town Public School District #1 P.O. Box 700 New Town, ND 58763 Phone: 701-627-3650 Fax: 701-627-3689 Recruiters: John Gartner Alexis Bosch www.new-town.k12.nd.us The New Town Public School District is located on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation in west central North Dakota, in the city of New Town. New Town has a prekindergarten-12th grade enrollment of approximately 750 students. We employ 70 certified staff and 72 support staff. New Town is 75 miles southwest of Minot and 70 miles sourtheast of Williston only 2 1/2 miles from the shores of Lake Sakakawea and the Missouri River. The New Town Public School District has a three day orientation program prior to the beginning of the school year. Most classrooms are multimedia enriched. The school district is completing $ 12,000,000 in upgrades to its facilities during the 2009-2011 school years. Administrative Library Media Specialist Elementary Early Childhood (Birth-Gr.3) Elementary Ed (K-6) or 1-6 Reading High School Communication Arts & Literature Mathematics Social Studies Middle School Communication Arts & Literature General Science Special Education Developmental Disabilities Early Childhood Special Ed Learning Disabilities Standing Rock Community School 9189 HWY 24 Fort Yates, ND 58538 Phone: 701-854-2142 Fax: 701-854-2003 Recruiters: Katherine Bailey Tomi Kuntz Beth Tepper Rhonda White Lucy Fredericks www.fort-yates.k12.nd.us The Standing Rock Community School is located in Fort Yates, ND. The school is located in a beautiful scenic and geographical area on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation along the west bank of the Missouri Rivers approximately 60 miles south of Bismarck, ND. The community of Fort Yates is the Sioux County seat and the Tribal Headquarters for the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe. The Standing Rock Community School and the Fort Yates Public School District #4 entered into a joint powers school agreement on August 2003. The school has an enrollment of 810 students. The Standing Rock Community Middle School was finished and occupied on August 29, 2005. The new building is the new home for students in grades 6th through 8th. The school system is presently building a new elementary school (grades K-5) for 401 students that will be completed for occupancy in March 2010. The Standing Rock Community High School which was occupied by students in the fall of 1978 will be undergoing major rennovation to be completed by the fall of 2010. The high school building received a new roof this past summer. Next summer there will permanent walls constructed, handicapped codes will be meet, and the electric Elementary Elementary Ed (K-6) or 1-6 High School Mathematics Middle School Communication Arts & Literature Special Education Emotional Behavioral Disorders Learning Disabilities Speech-Language Pathology UND - Upward Bound 2891 2nd Ave North Stop 9027 Grand Forks, ND 58202 Phone: 701-777-3427 Fax: 701-777-3426 Recruiters: Lori Larson Cara Davis UPWARD BOUND IS LOOKING FOR ENERGETIC PEOPLE WHO ARE COMMITTED TO WORKING WITH YOUTH! Ideal work experience for education, social work, counseling, or recreation majors. Now taking applications for the following positions: Math Instructor Science Instructor Foreign Language Instructor Language Arts Instructor 6 Residence Hall Advisors (live-in positions) Bridge Tutor Advisor (live-in position) The Upward Bound Summer Session runs from June 1- July 12. Sixty-five high school students stay on the UND campus for six weeks of classes and participate in cultural and recreational activities. Advance Scheduling of Interviews Please contact Lori Larson at (701) 777-3427 Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to set up an interview. High School Communication Arts & Literature General Science Mathematics University of Mary 1351 Page Dr, Suite 103 Fargo, ND 58103 Phone: 701-232-7088 Fax: 701-232-0709 Recruiters: www.umary.edu West Fargo Public Schools 207 West Main Avenue West Fargo, ND 58078 Phone: 701-356-2001 Fax: 701-356-2009 Recruiters: Melissa Anderson Lorna Skavlem Peggy Rieniets www.west-fargo.k12.nd.us West Fargo is a growing community in Eastern Cass County. Current enrollment is 6,667 students. 520 teachers and 382 support staff. Facilities: one kindergarten center, seven elementary schools, one middle school (6-7-8), one ninth grade school and one high school (9-12). Excellent benefit package including health, dental, vision, life and long-term disability insurances. Teachers Retirement entirely paid by district. Administrative Library Media Specialist High School Physics Social Studies Technology Education World Languages & Culture Middle School Mathematics Special Education Emotional Behavioral Disorders Learning Disabilities Speech-Language Pathology Williston Public School Dist. #1 PO Box 1407 Williston, ND 58802-1407 Phone: 701-572-1580 Fax: 701-572-3547 Recruiters: Chris Kittleson Darla Ratzak Duane Noeske www.williston.k12.nd.us Williston is located in northwest North Dakota near the confluence of the Yellowstone and Missouri rivers. The school district is comprised of four elementary schools, a middle school, a high school, and an alternative school, as well as a preschool program. We currently employ over 170 teachers who serve 2200+ students. WPSD #1 is proud to provide all teachers new to our district with a mentoring program designed to meet each teacher’s unique needs. Our program is specifically designed to provide the pertinent information needed as a new teacher at the precise time it is relevant to the first year of teaching. For additional information, please see our website. NE Lincoln Public Schools 5901 O Street PO Box 82889 Lincoln, NE 68510 Phone: 402-436-1582 Fax: 402-436-1620 Recruiters: Kevin Wibbels www.lps.org Lincoln Public Schools Lincoln, Nebraska Hiring teachers all areas K-12 for the 2010-2011 school year. 6 high schools, 11 middle schools, 37 elementary schools. Community population is over 250,000. Capitol city of Nebraska. Home of the University of Nebraska. Salary package with a Bachelor's degree and no teaching experience is over $36,000. Lincoln will be hiring teachers from all endorsement areas K-12. Advance Scheduling of Interviews no need to schedule in advance Administrative School Counselor School Psychologist Library Media Specialist School Social Worker Elementary Art Early Childhood (Birth-Gr.3) Elementary Ed (K-6) or 1-6 Keyboarding for Comp App (K-8) Music Physical Education Reading World Language & Culture High School Art Business Chemistry Communication Arts & Literature Dance and Theatre Arts Earth Science English as a Second Language Family and Consumer Science General Science Health Instrumental Music Life Science Mathematics Physical Education Physics Reading Social Studies Technology Education Vocal Music World Languages & Culture Middle School Communication Arts & Literature General Science Keyboarding for Comp App Mathematics Social Studies World Languages & Culture Special Education Blind or Visually Impaired Deaf or Hard of Hearing Developmental Adapted Phy Ed Developmental Disabilities Early Childhood Special Ed Emotional Behavioral Disorders Learning Disabilities Physical and Health Disabilities Speech-Language Pathology Omaha Public Schools 3215 Cuming Street Omaha, NE 68131 Phone: 402-557-2345 Fax: 402-557-2329 Recruiters: Charlotta Catlin Janice Gleason Karen Burmood www.ops.org The Omaha Public School District is the largest school district in the state of Nebraska and is located in the city of Omaha on the eastern side of the state. A twelve member Board of Education governs the district. The board appoints the superintendent. Diversity is abundant in the Omaha Public Schools, which enrolls about 48,000 students of various ethnic, cultural and religious backgrounds. African American student population - 31.4% Asian American student population - 2.17% Caucasian American student population - 39.65% Hispanic/Latino American student population - 25.3% Native American student population - 1.4% The district employees approximately 7,000 employees, which includes: 4894 teachers and instructional support personnel Omaha Public Schools boast of the excellent facilities for students. 62 Elementary Schools 11 Middle Schools 7 High Schools 5 Other Total of 85 schools For further information, visit our website at www.ops.org or contact us at (402) 557-2300. In the Omaha Public Schools, excellence is our standard. Our goal is to provide students with the high-quality instruction needed to prepare for life in to Advance Scheduling of Interviews Will schedule students as they come by our table. Administrative Library Media Specialist School Social Worker Elementary Art Early Childhood (Birth-Gr.3) Elementary Ed (K-6) or 1-6 Music Physical Education Reading World Language & Culture High School Art Business Chemistry Communication Arts & Literature Earth Science English as a Second Language Family and Consumer Science General Science Health Instrumental Music Life Science Mathematics Physical Education Physics Reading Social Studies Technology Education Vocal Music World Languages & Culture Middle School Communication Arts & Literature General Science Mathematics Social Studies World Languages & Culture Special Education Developmental Adapted Phy Ed Developmental Disabilities Early Childhood Special Ed Emotional Behavioral Disorders Learning Disabilities Physical and Health Disabilities Speech-Language Pathology