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Glendale, CA (Los Angeles) · Full-time · USD 58,956–102,307 · O-1A fit

Elementary Dual Language Immersion Teacher, French

Large public school district in Los Angeles County serving about 25,000 students, with dual immersion programs in seven languages

Glendale, CA (Los Angeles)On-siteFull-timeMid-levelO-1A fit (senior candidates)Added week of Nov 9, 2026
Real postingModeled on a real U.S. posting from August 2026 · employer not named · apply to be matched with employers hiring for this role.
EmployerLarge public school district in Los Angeles County serving about 25,000 students, with dual immersion programs in seven languages (not named)
LocationGlendale, CA (Los Angeles) · On-site
Type & levelFull-time · Mid-level
PayUSD 58,956–102,307 base, plus a monthly stipend of 218
Source: pay range stated in the source posting
Visa pathO-1A fit (senior candidates)
Role familyBilingual / Dual-Language Immersion Educator

About the role

This elementary classroom role teaches students in both French and English through a dual language immersion program. The district runs immersion programs in seven languages and serves a multilingual student community. The position needs a teacher who can deliver grade-level content in French while supporting English learners.

What you'll do

  • Teach grade-level elementary content in French and English within the dual immersion program
  • Support English Learner students with instruction suited to their language development
  • Use educational technology to plan and deliver lessons
  • Apply a modern, 21st-century approach to classroom instruction
  • Work with school staff and families in a diverse, multilingual community
  • Complete district hiring steps, including document submission and clearances

Requirements

  • Valid California Multiple Subject Credential
  • BCLAD authorization in French
  • Strong oral and written proficiency in French
  • Effective skills working with English Learner students
  • Five professional references, a resume, a letter of introduction, and unofficial transcripts

Nice to have

  • Breadth of experience in educational technology
  • Bilingual applicants are encouraged to apply

Pay & benefits

USD 58,956–102,307 base, plus a monthly stipend of 218. The posting lists employee and dependent health, dental, and vision coverage, plus an induction program to clear preliminary credentials. It also states a monthly stipend of 218 on top of salary, based on experience and education.

Pay source: pay range stated in the source posting. Market data, not an offer from O1DMatch.

Visa path

Teachers in this field who pursue an O-1A usually document evidence such as published curriculum work, awards or recognition in language education, leadership roles, and expert judging or peer-review work. The posting states no citizenship restriction, but it does require a California credential with a French BCLAD, which candidates must hold or obtain. An employer like this district or a U.S. agent can file an O-1 petition if the candidate's record qualifies. Approval depends on the individual evidence.

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