Fifth Grade Teacher-Hoopa Elementary School at Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified

Application Deadline

Until Filled

Date Posted
7/1/2026
Contact
Cecil Inong
5306255600 1006
Number of Openings
2
Salary
Pay Range
$47,907.03 - 87,838.81 Annually
Add'l Salary Info
Up to 8 years of experience credit (Clear Teaching Credential required), $1,800 signing bonus, $1,800 retention bonus, $750 Masters Stipend, $500 Monthly Mileage Reimbursement, $19,000 Health/Welfare Benefit-Free Dental and Vision
Length of Work Year
182 Days per year
Employment Type
Full Time

Job Summary

Job Summary

We are seeking dynamic and dedicated Elementary Teachers to serve students in grades 5. This full-time position focuses on creating-engaging learning experiences, supporting student academic and social growth, maintaining a positive classroom environment, and collaborating with staff and families. The ideal candidate is passionate about teaching upper-elementary students and committed to fostering a supportive, inclusive, and effective learning atmosphere.

Requirements / Qualifications

Completed Application Letter of Intent Resume 3 Current Letters of Recommendation

Requirements / Qualifications

Completed Application Letter of Intent Resume 3 Current Letters of Recommendation

Comments and Other Information

Working at Hoopa Elementary is especially rewarding because of the strong sense of culture, community, and connection that is woven into everyday learning. The rich traditions and heritage of the Hoopa Valley create meaningful opportunities for students and staff to learn from one another and celebrate the strengths of the community. Teaching in this environment allows educators to build lasting relationships with students and families while fostering a deep sense of belonging and respect. Being part of a school that values both academic growth and cultural identity makes the work especially meaningful and impactful.

Comments and Other Information


Working at Hoopa Elementary is especially rewarding because of the strong sense of culture, community, and connection that is woven into everyday learning. The rich traditions and heritage of the Hoopa Valley create meaningful opportunities for students and staff to learn from one another and celebrate the strengths of the community. Teaching in this environment allows educators to build lasting relationships with students and families while fostering a deep sense of belonging and respect. Being part of a school that values both academic growth and cultural identity makes the work especially meaningful and impactful.