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Benjamin Franklin High School seeks to immediately hire a temporary, full-time Spanish teacher from October through December 2026. Salary will be determined by placement on the salary schedule (degree and years of experience). Interested applicants should send resume and cover letter to resumes@bfhsla.org. Applications will be considered immediately and until the position is filled. The qualified applicant will demonstrate experience teaching upper-level Spanish courses. Professional Expectations ● Professional development - show initiative in increasing present skills and learning new ones. ● Dependability - on time and on task throughout the day, and complete tasks promptly. ● Cooperativeness - positive attitude with others; cooperative and helpful with co-workers; foster an open and trusting work environment. ● Professionalism - maintain appropriate boundaries with students; dress appropriately; maintain confidentiality; use appropriate channels of...

Salary Range: $45,000.00 To $55,000.00 Annually   Descripción del Puesto – Instructor(a)/Maestro(a) de Español Acerca de Community Academies of New Orleans Community Academies of New Orleans (“CANO”) es una organización relativamente nueva de gestión de escuelas chárter creada con el objetivo de fortalecer y desarrollar un liderazgo sólido y prácticas operativas estratégicas que impulsen a CANO hacia el futuro y la conviertan en una escuela de referencia en el área metropolitana de Nueva Orleans. La visión de CANO es construir un sistema de escuelas ejemplares, profundamente influenciado por nuestros estudiantes, familias y comunidades, con graduados comprometidos a ser defensores y líderes comunitarios. Su misión es cultivar escuelas que fomenten el carácter y la capacidad de pensamiento crítico de los estudiantes en entornos de...

The Mission: Defying the Status Quo to Build a New Legacy   At Collegiate Academies, we don’t just run schools; we build engines of social mobility. We are at the absolute epicenter of the movement to send New Orleans and Baton Rouge students to college. While others talk about "potential," we produce results .   When we say "all scholars," we don't use it as a buzzword. We mean the scholars who arrived five years behind grade level, the 9th graders ready for AP English, the overaged students, and the scholars with IEPs, 504s, or BIPs. We believe every single one of them is college-bound. Our high schools boast the highest growth in our cities for populations that historically face the steepest mountains. We don’t just nudge the needle; we break it.   We're proud to revitalize the legacies and add the next great chapter to the storied histories of George Washington Carver , Marion Abramson , Walter L....