Partnership for Los Angeles Schools·Los Angeles, California
Teachers will inspire students, collaborate with peers across the network, and participate in professional growth opportunities focusing on Literacy, Math, and Classroom Culture. A key focus involves advancing outcomes for Black and Multilingual Learners and strengthening family engagement efforts.
Founded in 2007, the Partnership for Los Angeles Schools [https://partnershipla.org/] is a nonprofit serving 12,200 students across 20 LAUSD schools. As one of the nation’s largest in-district public school transformation organizations, we operate within LAUSD. We are not a charter network, and our schools and teachers are fully part of LAUSD. Partnership teachers receive the same competitive salary, benefits, and UTLA membership as all LAUSD educators, plus additional earning opportunities.
As a Partnership teacher, you will inspire students, collaborate with peers across our network, and grow professionally. We understand that effective teaching requires support, and we offer the following:
Professional development in Literacy, Math, and Classroom Culture, extending beyond LAUSD’s standard offerings.
Meaningful classroom observations, feedback, and mentorship from teacher leaders and school leaders.
Intentional and sustained focus on advancing outcomes for Black and Multilingual Learners (MLs) or Emerging Bilinguals (EBs) students.
Support family engagement efforts, including strengthening communication and increasing family involvement.
Want to learn more about teaching with us? Check out our YouTube channel [https://www.youtube.com/@PartnershipLA/videos] for insights from our teachers and a look into our network!
About you
You currently hold or are on track to obtain a California Teaching Credential.
You believe in the Partnership's mission [https://partnershipla.org/who-we-are/] to transform schools to revolutionize school systems, empowering all students with a high-quality education.
You believe every student, regardless of race, language, or zip code, can achieve at high levels and that you have a key role to play in their achievement.
You embody a growth mindset for yourself and your students, and welcome reflection and feedback as important elements of the growth process.
You deliver high-quality instruction through intentional planning and meaningful collaboration, ensuring every student receives an exceptional learning experience.
You have a proven track record of driving strong student achievement in underserved schools and communities.
SALARY
Salary table [https://4.files.edl.io/c514/12/22/25/160929-cf23c2f7-8676-4bd6-8465-f40faee0fafa.pdf] for preliminary and clear credential holders (salaries start at $68,966)
Salary table [https://4.files.edl.io/d343/12/22/25/161031-5cb141d2-94cb-431a-8eef-26133bc54068.pdf] for teachers with Alternative Credentials (i.e., emergency, intern, provisional), (salaries start at $60,125)
Salary table [https://4.files.edl.io/534a/12/22/25/161030-3262f9e7-93ba-4f59-8b16-0b2c5f8d6cc5.pdf] for Special Education clear credential holders (salaries start at $71,835)
STEP 1: Online application
Submit your application online, including a resume. A cover letter is not required.
You only need to submit one application to be considered for all available teaching positions. Please do not submit a new application for each school posting. We will use your one application submission to refer you to schools with vacancies that match your experience and preferences.
STEP 2: Wedge video interview or phone screen
Applicants will receive an email to interview using Wedge and record a solo video interview. In some cases, you may be invited for a phone screen with a member of our Talent Team instead.
STEP 3: School site interview & demo lesson
Successful candidates will be invited to a school-site interview, including a short demo lesson. The process may vary by school but typically involves meeting school leaders and delivering a sample lesson.
STEP 4: Offer & onboarding
Applicants will be notified directly by the school following their interview and demo lesson. If selected, the school will submit an Intent to Hire form to LAUSD's HR team, formally requesting your hire.
Candidates must currently hold or be on track to obtain a California Teaching Credential and must believe in the mission of transforming schools to empower all students. Applicants should demonstrate a commitment to high achievement for every student and possess a proven track record of driving strong student achievement in underserved communities.
Market context
California teacher openings often draw steady interest, especially for candidates with a current or pending California Teaching Credential and a record of supporting high achievement for all students. These roles can be competitive because schools look for mission alignment, strong classroom results, and readiness to contribute beyond instruction; the listed requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original job description, saving you research time. Before applying, review the credential timeline and tailor examples that show student growth and commitment to the school’s mission.
