First Sundays of the month are free at the Oakland Museum of California. Pick up a treat for yourself or a loved one in the OMCA Store, or enjoy a lunch or snack in Blue Oak café. Take your pick and join an OMCA Docent for the Architecture Tour at 1 pm, the Gallery of California Art Tour at 2 pm, or the Gallery of California History Tour at 3 pm.
July 3rd, 2014
Enjoy free admission to the UC Botanical Garden on the first Thursday of the month. Parking is limited. Docent-led tours for groups are not available on Free Thursdays. In order to minimize the impact on the plant collection, ensure the safety of visitors, and to provide your group with the best educational experience we do not admit groups larger than 18 students (+3 chaperones) on our “First Free Thursdays.” See http://botanicalgarden.berkeley.edu/education/tours.shtml for group admission information.
July 2nd, 2014
Position: AYPS Youth & Family Educator
Salary: Annual $32,000 – $34,000
Reports to: Project Coordinator
Status: Full-time; Non-Exempt
CYC (Community Youth Center) provides prevention, intervention, education and employment services to low-income youth and their families in the community of San Francisco. CYC envisions empowering young people to reach their highest potential as individuals and to develop a positive self/cultural identity.
The Museum Educator works within the Lifelong Learning (LL) and Extended Learning (EL) groups and has primary responsibility for championing, developing and implementing the program initiative dedicated to increasing the involvement and long-term retention of girls engaged with STEM. The position requires a dynamic, equity-minded educator who is creative, reflective and whose first priority is working to promote STEM education for girls, particularly those from communities historically under-represented in STEM fields. The position collaborates with other educators and other Lifelong Learning program initiatives, including Homeschool Science. Responsibilities include: teaching and program implementation, activity and curriculum content development, and relationship development with internal and external partners. The position requires both strong STEM content knowledge, and a strong interest in promoting educational equity, and experience in advocating for historically underrepresented groups in STEM fields. The Museum Educator reports to the Lifelong Learning Program Manager.
City Slicker Farms seeks a Program Assistant to the support the ground-breaking West Oakland urban agriculture non-profit organization during a time of significant opportunity and growth for the organization. For a description of the position and requirements, click here.
Cover Letter and Resume are accepted on a rolling basis. We will be accepting applications until the position is filled, though we would like to hire someone by August. For more information and to learn how to apply, click here. No calls, please.
SCRAP is seeking a new program coordinator. SCRAP’s mission is to stimulate creativity and environmental awareness in children and adults through promoting the creative reuse of materials that traditionally have been discarded as waste. We do so through our creative reuse center where we collect and redistribute over 250 tons of reusable art materials to over 38,000 artists, teachers, nonprofits and more annually, and through our creative reuse art education programs that hosts over 10,000 participants annually.
The Program Coordinator supports and furthers the mission and goals of SCRAP through developing, facilitating and evaluating our comprehensive and diverse programs. The right candidate must be committed to providing quality and accessible creative reuse arts education to the entire community. The Program Coordinator reports to the Executive Director but also works closely with the Operations Coordinator, the SCRAP staff and volunteers. The Program Coordinator oversees program volunteers and contract local artist-teachers. This position is a non-exempt position at 32 hours/week with a starting rate of $16/hour. Benefits for this position include competitive PTO/sick time, medical insurance reimbursement, and 50% discount on all SCRAP materials.
Bioscience at El Camino High School
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Wallenberg High School (SF) Biotech/Biology
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South San Francisco High School Math
Qualifications for ALL Teachers
The successful candidate will have a demonstrated track record with standards based learning and assessment, portfolio defenses, performance assessments, collaborative curriculum development, and project oriented curriculum planning and instruction. Additional qualifications for ALL teachers include:
Science Teacher Specific Qualifications
These qualifications and experiences are central to Science teachers (Chemistry)
These qualifications and experiences are central to Math teachers
You can apply for these positions by submitting the documents specified in the job description via email or in person to HSS 346:
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