- Child Abuse Prevention Workshop (NY)
- School Violence Prevention Workshop (NY)
- Needs of Students with Autism Online Course (NY)
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Thank you for your interest in the Pine Bush Central School District.
Applicants may use this district webpage to get information about available positions and to print district applications. Applicants for positions other than teaching or administrative positions may send completed application, along with a cover letter and resume to:
Joan Carbone
Assistant Superintendent for Instruction
Pine Bush Central School District
P.O. Box 700
Pine Bush, New York 12566
(845) 744-2031 ext 4011
EMPLOYMENT APPLICATIONS
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Download Instructional Application for:
Teaching, Administrative, Teaching Assistant
Or Substitute Teaching/Teaching Assistant
* Please see new requirements for Teachers and Teaching Assistants
Clerical, Food Service, Operations & Maintenance, Paraprofessional
- Please apply for each position that you are interested in separately.
Applications of qualified candidates are kept on file for one year.
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PINE BUSH SCHOOL DISTRICT SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS
- The Board of Education established the daily rate of pay for (teachers/school nurses) substitutes in the Pine Bush Central School District for the 2009-10 school year as follows:
| Certified | $90/day |
| Itinerant Permanent Substitute Teachers | $95/day |
| Non-certified | $85/day (but working towards certification at a rate of 6 semester credits annually, beyond a bachelor degree [may do long-term subbing]) |
| Non-certified | $80/day |
| School Nurse | $90/day w/BS; $85/day w/o BS |
| Teaching Assistant | $10/hour |
| School Monitor | $8/hour |
| Operations and Maintenance | $10/hour |
| Clerical | $10/hour |
| Food Service | $8/hour |
School Bus Drivers
- School Bus drivers are needed for route driving in the towns of Crawford, Wallkill, Shawangunk and Mamakating areas. Please direct calls to First Student at 845-744-2061 or 845-744-8737 or check out the web site of
www.firstgroupamerica.com.
- Complete information about all of New York State's certification requirements can be found at the Office of Teaching website: http://ohe32.nysed.gov/tcert/teach/ .
You may apply electronically, as well as monitor your account by registering for TEACH online.
- Child Abuse Workshop: http://www.childabuseworkshop.com
Violence Workshop: http://www.violenceworkshop.com
Education Workers Group is a NYS approved provider for online workshops that are required for certain certifications. (To find what workshops your certification requires, go to TEACH online and click on "Search Certification Requirements.) To find the website for links to the workshops go to:
- New York State Certified Workshops
- Please refer to http://www.highered.nysed.gov/tcert/career/ta.html.
Click on the link for Teaching Assistant certificate information.
How do I get a teaching assistant certificate?
- All teaching assistants must have a high school diploma or recognized equivalent.
If you have a valid New York State Teaching Certification, you do not need a teaching assistant license.
All candidates who apply on or after February 2, 2004 for a credential to work as a teaching assistant in New York State must apply with a TEACH online account, and proof of completion of the two workshops, Child Abuse and Violence, must also accompany the application.
Once you pass the New York State Assessment of Teaching Assistant Skills (ATAS), you meet the requirements to apply for a certificate. For information on how to register to take the test, test sites, etc. see http://www.nysatas.nesinc.com. The test fee is $35. You can register to take the test on the Internet or by telephone at (413) 256-2882 for an additional $20, or by mail for an additional $5.
To obtain a TEACH online account, register at http://ohe32.nysed.gov/tcert/teach/ .
Equal Opportunity Employer
The Pine Bush Central School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, age, sex, sexual orientation, or handicap in its educational programs, activities, or employment practices.