Event Date: Thursday October 28 Time: 1 PM to 5 PM ET-- join anytime your schedule allows! 

Looking for your next job in K-12 education? Join our virtual career fair to chat one-on-one with recruiters and land your next teaching or administrator job fast.

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Here’s what you can expect:  

• 1:1 chats with recruiters who are actively hiring teachers, administrators, and staff in a relaxed virtual environment. Connect via text-based chats and video (optional). You’ll receive tips and best practices to help you make the most of this virtual networking experience.

• Hundreds of jobs for teachers, principals, and support staff. You’ll find jobs at large urban districts, small charter schools, and everything in between! There are even some virtual teaching jobs available. With dozens of school districts in attendance, you can hop from booth to booth and speak with as many recruiters as you’d like.

• Easy-to-use technology. 84% of candidates who attended our July virtual career fair said our platform was easy to use and 74% said they were likely to attend this event again.

• Career Insights. Chat with recruiters to discover what they’re looking for and learn how to position yourself in the K-12 job market.

Hickman Mills C-1 School District made history in 1902, when the Hickman Mills area schools became the first consolidated school district in Missouri. Over the past 100 years, the district has grown from less than 100 students to an enrollment of 5,600 students. 

The Hickman Mills area is a diverse, first ring suburban community located approximately 10 miles southeast of downtown Kansas City and includes 56 square miles. The area is within the 5th and 6th council districts developed in the decades following World War II (1950-1970). During that time, Interstates 435 and 470 were built and postwar housing developed at a rapid pace.

Each of the district's schools strive for academic excellence. The schools include: an early education center (PK-K), seven elementary schools (K - 6), one middle school (6 - 8), and one senior high school (9 - 12). The district also offers a gifted program, an alternative school, and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) curriculum to all schools. The Hickman Mills C-1 School District is proud to be one of the few districts in the country making STEAM and Project Based Learning a priority in the classroom and offering such teaching to all students regardless of their grade or academic standing.

The patrons of the community have always strongly supported their schools. Working together with people of diverse backgrounds through various groups and organizations, the school district has been responsive to community needs, even working together to craft a five-year strategic plan for the district.

The Hickman Mills C-1 School District is recognized as a provisionally accredited district by the Missouri Department of Education. The district strives to stay on the cutting edge of all areas of instruction.

Ethnic diversity in the schools reflects that of the community. Currently, the enrollment in Hickman Mills schools is: 69% African American, 13% Hispanic, 9% White, and 3% other.