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Mesa Public Schools host career fair Wednesday

Mesa Public Schools is hosting a career fair 2-4 p.m Wednesday in Building 2 of the Curriculum Services Center, 549 N. Stapley Drive.

The district has openings in a wide range of positions including teachers, principals, nurses, counselors, accountants, IT experts and social workers as well as part-time positions like bus drivers, custodians, food staff and crossing guards.

Learn more at mpsaz.org/hr/careers. For questions, contact 480-472-0464 or work@mpsaz.org.

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Mesa Public Schools is hosting a career fair 2-4 p.m Wednesday in Building 2 of the Curriculum Services Center, 549 N. Stapley Drive.

The district has openings in a wide range of positions including teachers, principals, nurses, counselors, accountants, IT experts and social workers as well as part-time positions like bus drivers, custodians, food staff and crossing guards.

Learn more at mpsaz.org/hr/careers. For questions, contact 480-472-0464 or work@mpsaz.org.

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