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The Early Childhood Blind and Low Vision Specialist reports to the LightHouse Little Learners Program Director. Participate in scheduled All-Staff and LightHouse Little Learners Program Staff Meetings (regional and full program.
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Con una visión de la transformación de nuestra comunidad a través de la educación de gran alcance, que cambia la vida, Lighthouse aumentará su impacto en el este de Oakland, y abrimos dos nuevas escuelas que atienden a estudiantes de bajos ingresos y sus familias: la primera,Lodestar, abierta en el 2016.
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The Accessible User Experience (AUX) Specialist is a key, full time position at LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired (LightHouse) in San Francisco. (downloads in a Word document), to HR@lighthouse-sf.org , including the job title in the subject line.
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The diversity of background and technical acumen within the Lighthouse digital forensics team ensures that we can provide services across a plethora of use cases, using transparent, documented, and defensible workflows and methodologies.
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Lighthouse Community Public Schools is looking for talented Middle and High School Humanities Teachers to join our team who are relentlessly committed to ensuring that traditionally underserved students of color achieve our mission of completing college, securing a career of their choice, and becoming lifelong changemakers in their communities.
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As an external recruiting partner at Lighthouse Legal Search, we are actively seeking accomplished Law Firm Partners or Groups to join our client's dynamic team and contribute to the establishment of their San Francisco office.
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