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For those of you who work for NYC DOE or know someone who does...
With the exception of Special Education Teachers, all applicants must already be within the DOE system who either were excessed or school closed, be part of the ATR (Absent Teacher Reserve Pool) and received a Satisfactory Rating.
Vacant Positions are in:
Prek- Early Childhood License required--or N-6 Common Branches
K/1 Grade- 12:1 Special Education- Special Education License
5th Grade- 12:1 Special Education- Special Education License
5th Grade General Education- Common Branches License
Music Teacher- Music or related Area License
Candidates interested please send resume or visit our school ASAP;
PS 46K is multicultural school in the Fort Green area of Brooklyn. Collegial and collaborative staff.
PS 46K
100 Clermont Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11205
(718)-834-7694/5
fax-(718) 243-0726 Delete Comment
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