Fairfax County Public Schools to hold job fair for special education and STEM teachers May 2

Dr. Michelle C. Reid Division Superintendent
Dr. Michelle C. Reid Division Superintendent
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Fairfax County Public Schools announced on Apr. 21 that it will host an in-person job fair for special education and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) teachers on Saturday, May 2. The event will take place from 9 a.m. to noon at Lake Braddock Secondary School in Burke.

The school district said the event aims to attract educators with strong student engagement skills who are passionate about making a positive impact in school communities. The job fair is designed to provide opportunities for networking with school leaders, on-site interviews with Fairfax County Public Schools representatives, and a chance to explore teaching positions within the district.

According to the announcement, attendees can expect a welcoming environment where they can learn more about the schools in Fairfax County. Prospective applicants are reminded that all candidates selected for employment must meet Virginia Department of Education licensure requirements by their contract start date.

The district encourages interested individuals to visit its website for more information about individual schools and available teaching opportunities. Questions regarding the event or application process should be directed to the Fairfax County Public Schools Department of Human Resources through their online web portal or by phone at 571-423-3000.

The upcoming job fair reflects ongoing efforts by Fairfax County Public Schools to recruit qualified educators in high-demand fields such as special education and STEM.



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