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Lisa Bido

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Hi, 

Happy Wednesday!

I currently have a part time High School ASL teaching position with the Colorado Preparatory Academy. 

Please find below the job and school link for your review. I’ve also, provided a summary of our benefits for your review. 

 

Job link: Applicant needs to have a valid Colorado ASL Teaching License

https://tinyurl.com/ft38kh3f

 

School Link:

https://cpa.k12.com/

 

Retirement:

401K

 

Yearly Bonus:

up to 5%

 

PTO:

Winter break, spring break, summer break. 10 sick/personal days per year

 

If you are interested in the position, please submit your application to be considered. If you have any questions you may reach me at [email protected]

 

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