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Math Teacher - Special Education

Posted on 21/10/26 6:15 by Education America Network
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location International
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reference Reference Code: 2974475

SummaryPosition Type: High School Teaching/ Mathematics Date Posted: 9/15/2026 Location: Gateway Regional High School Date Available: 01/01/2027 Gateway Regional High School 775 Tanyard Road Woodbury Heights, NJ 08096 High School Special Education Math Teacher High School Special Education Math Teacher. Full-time tenured track position for a high school special education math teacher. Start date is January 1, 2027. Candidate must hold a NJ Teacher of Students with Disabilities and Math Certificates or...Category: Teaching Jobs

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