About Love Elementary School

2025 California Distinguished School  

Love Mission:

We have a moral imperative of ensuring equitable outcomes of college and career readiness in Alameda. Therefore, as a Title 1 school, we must provide our diverse students with engaging, integrated curriculum, personalized learning opportunities, and an empowering school culture that supports the whole child.

Love Vision: 

All students will have exceptional 21st century skills empowering them to be deep thinkers, positive, hard-working contributors and leaders in our community, and readiness for any academic and career path.

The Ideal Candidate

We are looking for a dedicated and dynamic instructional leader who:

• Has proven classroom experience and a deep understanding of effective teaching and learning strategies.
• Sees the potential in all students and is passionate about ensuring that each learner reaches their full potential.
• Inspires and motivates staff, fostering a culture of professional growth, innovation, and excellence.
• Builds strong relationships between school and families, embracing Bay Farm’s role as a true community hub.
• Champions equity, inclusion, and sustainability, in alignment with Bay Farm’s mission and recognitions.

If you are ready to bring visionary leadership, collaboration, and a passion for student success to Love Elementary school, then apply to join the Home of the Eagles!

The general qualifications and credential of a teacher in the state.

At least 5 years successful teaching experience.

A valid California Administrative Credential.

A Master’s Degree from an accredited institution.

A minimum of 2 years experience in a position requiring management or supervisory skills

About Alameda Unified School District

Alameda's public schools have been educating Alameda’s children since 1855, when the Schermerhorn School was built. Today, AUSD serves the needs of some 9000+ students from pre-school through adult school. Those students reflect the diversity of our community and the San Francisco Bay Area region, with 36% being Asian, 29% white, 16% Hispanic, 8% Black/African American, and 9% of two or more races. About 27% of our students are low income and 17% are English learners. To serve this diverse community of learners, AUSD’s nine elementary schools, three middle schools, and four high schools offer a wide range of educational opportunities, including neighborhood schools, STEAM programs, intervention services, arts integration, and newcomer classes for students who have recently arrived in this country. Our high schools have strong Career Technical Education programs, including broadcast journalism, sports medicine, childcare, and genomics, as well as a full array of honors, AP, and visual and performing arts classes. Our continuation program at Island High School supports students needing support to graduate; our magnet high school – the Alameda Science and Technology Institute – of...fers an Early College Program that provides students opportunities to earn college credits and/or an Associate of Arts degree while still enrolled in high school.

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