Teams at Fortune School of Education

Teach Spanish to middle-grade students, develop standards-aligned lesson plans, assess and differentiate instruction, manage classroom behavior, and monitor student progress. The teacher will communicate with families, collaborate with colleagues and instructional leaders, support at-risk students, maintain accurate records, participate in professional development, and uphold Fortune School’s mission and high academic expectations.

Teach middle school English Language Arts using California standards, assessment data, and differentiated instruction. Build an engaging classroom culture, monitor student progress, support at-risk students, communicate with families, collaborate with colleagues and community resources, participate in professional development, and contribute to schoolwide improvement.

Leads the preschool educational program, overseeing curriculum implementation, student assessment, staff supervision, personnel evaluation, professional development, school operations, discipline, and community relations. Collaborates with families, central administrators, and school personnel to improve student outcomes and maintain a high-quality learning environment. Supports special education and English learner programs, communicates student progress, manages staff recruitment and development, and ensures compliance with preschool, health, safety, and credentialing requirements.