What are the responsibilities and job description for the History-Social Science position at Big Pine Unified?
History-Social Science at Big Pine Unified
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Application Deadline
Until Filled
Date Posted
3/3/2026
Contact
Ingrid Ratliff
7609382005 2424
7609382005 2424
Number of Openings
1
Salary
Pay Range
$61,698 - $113,718 Annually
$61,698 - $113,718 Annually
Add'l Salary Info
Up to 15 years of prior experience recognized. Benefit package up to $22,930/year. $1,300.00 Master Stipend available.
Length of Work Year
182 days
Employment Type
Full Time
Job Summary
Job Summary
Teach grades 7-12 History-Social Science. Teach one period of Crew (homeroom). Able to collaborate with staff to ensure the social-emotional and academic growth of all students.
Requirements / Qualifications
Valid California Single Subject, History-Social Science teaching credential.
On-line application, letter of interest, resume, copies of transcripts and 3 letters of reference. Questions - contact District Office at 760/938-2005 ext. 2424 and talk with Ingrid Ratliff, Executive Secretary
Requirements / Qualifications
Valid California Single Subject, History-Social Science teaching credential.
On-line application, letter of interest, resume, copies of transcripts and 3 letters of reference. Questions - contact District Office at 760/938-2005 ext. 2424 and talk with Ingrid Ratliff, Executive Secretary
Comments and Other Information
Must be willing to work in a small school setting, as a member of a dynamic teaching team, with focus on student achievement. The Big Pine Schools are EL Education (Expeditionary Learning) schools. You will participate in specialized professional development in order to plan for instruction that is hands on and based on Common Core Standards, and will be expected to spend time planning with colleagues and providing students with field work opportunities. We are seeking a teacher to assist us in our efforts to provide a world class education to the students of Big Pine.
Big Pine is a rural, small town with a population of approximately 1,500 and a great place to live and work in the Eastern Sierra. Big Pine is located in an isolated outdoor wonderland in America's deepest valley, the Owens Valley. We are surrounded by 10-14,000 ft. mountains; the Sierra to the west and the Whites to the east. Big Pine is the gateway to the Palisade Glacier in the Sierra Nevada, the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest in the White Mountains, and the northern entrance to Death Valley. We are two hours from Yosemite, two hours from Death Valley, and one hour from the Mammoth Mountain ski area. Bishop is 15 miles north on Highway 395. Big Pine is a 4-5 hour drive from Los Angeles, Las Vegas and Reno.
Comments and Other Information
Must be willing to work in a small school setting, as a member of a dynamic teaching team, with focus on student achievement. The Big Pine Schools are EL Education (Expeditionary Learning) schools. You will participate in specialized professional development in order to plan for instruction that is hands on and based on Common Core Standards, and will be expected to spend time planning with colleagues and providing students with field work opportunities. We are seeking a teacher to assist us in our efforts to provide a world class education to the students of Big Pine.
Big Pine is a rural, small town with a population of approximately 1,500 and a great place to live and work in the Eastern Sierra. Big Pine is located in an isolated outdoor wonderland in America's deepest valley, the Owens Valley. We are surrounded by 10-14,000 ft. mountains; the Sierra to the west and the Whites to the east. Big Pine is the gateway to the Palisade Glacier in the Sierra Nevada, the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest in the White Mountains, and the northern entrance to Death Valley. We are two hours from Yosemite, two hours from Death Valley, and one hour from the Mammoth Mountain ski area. Bishop is 15 miles north on Highway 395. Big Pine is a 4-5 hour drive from Los Angeles, Las Vegas and Reno.
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