Hybrid Instrumental Specialist/Accompanist - PC #2908 - La Paz Middle School en Salinas Union High School District

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Under the direction of the Site Administrator, and in collaboration with a certificated teacher, provide instrumental and/or vocal accompaniment for school choirs and bands during rehearsals and performances. Assist in leading section rehearsals and full ensemble practices, providing coaching and instructional support to individual students and small ensembles, and contribute to the overall preparation and execution of concerts and musical events. Perform related duties as assigned to support the music program and enhance student learning experiences.

Minimum Criteria/Qualifications: Certificated On Campus Individual preferred. DOJ/FBI Fingerprint clearance TB clearance All candidates who wish to be considered must attach the following to their fully completed application: * Letter of Application/Intent * Resume * Minimum of three current Letters of Recommendation.

Please attach supplemental materials such as transcripts, letters of recommendation, credentialing and score reports to your online application since they are utilized in evaluating your candidacy. Please do not send them separately

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The Salinas Union High School District is accepting applications for the Instrumentalist/Accompanist position. Please get to know our District and its schools by visiting our website. Ideal candidates will immerse themselves in SUHSD culture and traditions. Our District has 16,000 students in grades 7-12. SUHSD currently includes four middle schools, five high schools, a continuation high school, an alternative education school, an adult school, and ROP facilities.