Live, Work, and Make an Impact in the Upper Valley
Nestled along the Connecticut River, the Upper Valley offers the perfect balance of professional opportunity, natural beauty, and vibrant community life. Spanning both New Hampshire and Vermont, the region is known for its welcoming towns, outstanding schools, and exceptional quality of life.
At SAU 70, we are united by a shared purpose: providing every student with the opportunities, support, and experiences they need to thrive. Whether you work directly with students in the classroom, support school operations behind the scenes, or help maintain our facilities, your work contributes to student success and strengthens our school communities.
Here, you can build a meaningful career while enjoying all that the Upper Valley has to offer - a strong sense of community, year-round outdoor recreation, rich cultural opportunities, and an exceptional place to call home. Join a team dedicated to helping students succeed and become part of a community where your work truly makes a difference.
Applications for Teaching and Administrative Positions
Must include letter of interest, résumé, three current letters of recommendation, copies of college transcripts, and copy of current certification or confirmation that an alternative plan is in place.
Applications for Educational Assistants and other Non-certified positions
Must include cover letter, résumé, and three names and emails for reference check.
For further information about current vacancies, please contact the principal at the particular school.
- Ray Elementary School: (603) 643-6655
- Marion Cross Elementary School: (802) 649-1703
- Richmond Middle School: (603) 643-6040
- Hanover High School: (603) 643-3431
Note regarding Teaching/Certified Positions: To be considered for a teaching or other certified position with SAU 70, you must have the proper state certifications or a letter from the corresponding state Department of Education confirming that you have an alternative plan is in place. Credentialing information can be found on each state's site NH l VT
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