Discover Your Future: Job Fair on Feb 25 Showcases Exciting Education Careers Across Multiple School Districts

PLEASANT HILL, Calif. — The Contra Costa County Office of Education (CCCOE) will host its annual Spring Job Fair on Saturday, February 22, 2025, at Pleasant Hill Middle School from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

This event is a great chance for job seekers in education. Positions are open for teachers, support staff, and substitutes across Contra Costa County. There are full-time roles, PreK openings, and even opportunities in higher education. Strong benefits and competitive pay are part of the offerings. Come ready for interviews, as some positions may offer sign-on bonuses!

“CCCOE’s job fair is a fantastic opportunity for educators to explore employment openings across our county,” said Lynn Mackey, the Contra Costa County Superintendent of Schools. She highlighted that this event allows candidates to meet with school district leaders all in one spot. Whether you are a teacher or an administrator considering a change, you might find what you’re looking for at this fair.

Over 20 school districts and charter schools will be there to conduct interviews for current and upcoming school year positions. College representatives will also be available to discuss credential programs for those wanting to advance their education.

If you’re looking to attend, you can fill out an interest form. For questions, reach out to Morgan Broshar at (925) 942-3489.

Participating School Districts:

• Acalanes Union
• Antioch Unified
• Brentwood Union
• Byron Union
• Canyon Elementary
• Contra Costa County Office of Education
• John Swett Unified
• Knightsen Elementary
• Lafayette School District
• Liberty Union
• Martinez Unified
• Moraga School District
• Mt. Diablo Unified
• Oakley Union
• Orinda Union
• Pittsburg Unified
• San Ramon Valley Unified
• Walnut Creek School District
• West Contra Costa Unified

Participating Charter Schools:

• Clayton Valley Charter High School
• Manzanita Charter Middle School
• Summit K2

Participating Colleges:

• Diablo Valley College
• Grand Canyon University
• National University
• St. Mary’s College
• University of the Pacific

About the Contra Costa County Office of Education

Contra Costa County is one of 58 counties in California, serving about 169,394 public-school students. Established in 1932, the CCCOE is dedicated to helping vulnerable students such as those who are incarcerated, homeless, or in foster care. It also supports schools and districts across the county, offering services that are more efficient when provided regionally.

CCCOE provides resources like budget approval, technology support, and professional development for educators. For more information, you can visit their website at www.cocoschools.org.