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Torrance Unified School District

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Here to help students be successful and thrive.

Torrance, California

Primary and Secondary Education
1,001–5,000 people

About

A suburban school district south of Los Angeles supporting approximately 23,000 students.

Open positions

2026-2027 Elementary Intervention Teacher - Part-time - Temporary

On-site · Torrance

Plan and deliver instruction, assess students’ academic and social progress, maintain records, and communicate with families and staff about student needs. Manage a supportive classroom environment and participate in student supervision, school activities, professional development, and curriculum programs.

2026-2027 Middle School Mathematics Teacher - TEMPORARY

On-site · Torrance

Plan and deliver mathematics instruction, assess students’ academic and social progress, maintain records, and communicate with families and staff. Manage a productive classroom environment and contribute to student supervision, school activities, curriculum development, and community-school relations.

2026-2027 Substitute Adult Education Teacher - ESL All Levels

On-site · Torrance

Teach adult ESL students across multiple proficiency levels using content-based and communicative methods, adapting instruction to student needs and creating a supportive learning environment. Assess language proficiency and progress, integrate technology and digital literacy, and support students’ preparation for exams, careers, and workforce participation.

2026-2027 Substitute Teacher - For Current TUSD Student Teachers **ONLY**

On-site · Torrance

Provide planned instruction, assess students’ academic and social progress, maintain records, and communicate with parents and staff. Manage a productive classroom environment and participate in student supervision, school activities, curriculum development, and community-school relations.

2026-2027 Special Education Teacher K-12 - Auditory Oral Deaf And Hard of Hearing - Applicant Pool Open & Promotional

On-site · Torrance

Assess and provide instruction and support to deaf and hard-of-hearing students, including developing and monitoring IEP and transition goals, coordinating vocational planning, and supporting classroom adaptations. Collaborate with students, families, teachers, administrators, and multidisciplinary teams, and provide training on hearing loss, amplification equipment, and assistive technology.