Which Alachua County schools still have teacher openings? See if yours is on the list
Alachua County Public Schools had 53 open slots for instructional personnel as of Monday afternoon as schools prepare to open on Wednesday.
More than half of schools had at least one opening, although district spokeswoman Jackie Johnson said several job offers may go out before classes open for the school year.
"Until vacancies can be filled, we will have subs in some positions, who will be provided additional support by the district and their schools," Johnson said in an email.
The openings are scattered across the county. They include 43 jobs for teachers, six in student services and four for instructional support.
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Openings by school
A. Quinn Jones Center: drop-out prevention teacher
Alachua Elementary: two third-grade teachers, three fourth-grade teachers, one fifth-grade teacher
Buchholz High: one language arts teacher, one media specialist
Eastside High: one math teacher
Foster Elementary: one Title 1 intervention teacher
Gainesville High: one drama teacher
Glen Springs Elementary: one third-grade teacher
Hawthorne High: one gifted teacher, one media specialist
High Springs Community School: one behavior resources specialist
Idylwild Elementary: one first-grade teacher, one third-grade teacher, one fifth-grade teacher, two Title 1 intervention teachers, one Title 1 intervention coach
Lake Forest Elementary: one kindergarten teacher, one varying exceptional teacher, one Title 1 intervention teacher
Lanier Center: guidance counselor
Loften High: one language arts teacher
Mebane Middle: one social studies teacher
Metcalfe Elementary: one kindergarten teacher, two first-grade teachers, one third-grade teacher, one Title 1 teacher, one varying exceptional teacher
Newberry Elementary: one pre-kindergarten handicap teacher, one varying exceptional teacher
Oak View Middle: one behavioral resource specialist
Parker Elementary: one guidance counselor
Rawlings Elementary: one pre-kindergarten handicap teacher, one first-grade teacher, two Title 1 teachers, one Title 1 intervention coach, one guidance counselor
Santa Fe High: one language arts teacher
Terwilliger Elementary: one second-grade teacher, one third-grade teacher, one fourth-grade teacher, one Title 1 teacher
Westwood Middle: one science teacher, one guidance counselor
Williams Elementary: one gifted teacher, one varying exceptional teacher
This article originally appeared on The Gainesville Sun: Alachua County Public Schools had 53 open instructional slots on Monday
