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Educators looking for a job in Missouri school districts, and school districts looking to fill positions, can now begin their search online.

• Citizens for Missouri’s Children (www.mokids.org)- Kids First Campaign is seeking applicants for In-District Field Organizers. Organizers are needed for the following districts: 8, 9, 10 and 22. This is a part-time position. For more information, contact Emily Smith at emily@mokids.org or download the position details (pdf).
  

• - collects thousands of job postings from dozens of education Web sites. The Source, SchoolSpring's e-newsletter, is a great resource to help you in your job search.

• National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse (NCADA) - St. Louis Area - Full and part time positions focus on teaching youth, K-12, about alcohol, tobacco, other drugs; conflict resolution and mediation; and prevention skills such as anger management, self-esteem, decision-making, friendship and peer pressure. Candidates will also present prevention programs to faculty and parent groups.

• Sports International is seeking qualified staff for summer football camps. For the past 21 years, Sports International has played host to the top instructional summer football camps in the nation! This is not your normal summer job! This is a great opportunity to see a great deal of the country, meet quite a few NFL players and make a nice summer income while doing it.

• Teachers-Teachers.com - Find the perfect education-related job. Electronically submit your cover letter and resume to school districts throughout the nation.

• National Board for Professional Teaching Standards wants a few good teachers to serve as assessors. Approximately 3,000 teachers will spend time this summer serving as assessors who, after extensive training and qualifying, will play their part in determining the next cadre of NBCTs.
  
  “Teachers tell me that serving as an assessor is the greatest professional experience they’ve ever had. I wish I had a dollar for every time a teacher told me that,” says Lin Schreiner, a social studies teacher at Lenape Middle School in Doylestown, Pa. Schreiner will be working as a scoring director this summer at a scoring site in Tulsa, Okla. “Assessors learn new techniques and strategies, all to better their teaching practice. When you analyze other practices, it forces you to analyze your own practice.”

• Albert Einstein Fellowship Program
  Public and private K-12 mathematics, science, and technology teachers are eligible for the 10-month fellowship with the federal government. The fellows may be assigned to congressional offices or a federal agency, where they are involved in education-related activities. The fellows are paid $5,250 per month and receive relocation and professional travel allowances. The program was established by Congress and is administered by the U.S. Department of Energy with the assistance of the Triangle Coalition for Science and Technology Education. For more information, visit http://www.scied.science.doe.gov/scied/Einstein/about.htm.

• JOBS for Educators in Missouri Schools - A new Internet site developed and managed by SuccessLink, assists job-hunters in finding positions in Missouri schools and helps local school districts in recruiting teachers. The free site allows school districts to quickly post job listings for teachers and other professionals. Individual educators also may submit a single application for participating school districts to view.

• The Education America Network - America's largest online source for education employment opportunities. There are over 20,000 available employment opportunities from 880 employers from all 50 states. There is no cost to search jobs, post your resume or receive customized employment e-mails. Check out this comprehensive online education employment network.