California
The statewide board roughly 1,100 districts post to. Search by county, by district, or by distance from a point you pick — the deepest coverage AlertEd has. The California hiring calendar
School jobs in 46 states and Washington, DC
Save a search — role, where you'll work, and how far you're willing to travel — and AlertEd watches the state job boards for new postings around the clock. Your daily digest shows what matched and exactly how fresh it is. AlertEd+ adds push within about five minutes of a match, deadline alerts, and advanced filters.
How it works
Save a search
Role, district, and how far you're willing to travel.
AlertEd watches
New postings across every state you follow, around the clock.
You hear about it
Get notified when something matches. Tap through and apply.
Where AlertEd watches
AlertEd reads the public job boards school employers actually post to, and tells you when something matches. Coverage is not identical everywhere — in some states it is the whole state, in others it is a handful of districts. Every state and the District appear on exactly one card below, and every card says which.
The statewide board roughly 1,100 districts post to. Search by county, by district, or by distance from a point you pick — the deepest coverage AlertEd has. The California hiring calendar
Since July 2025, Iowa law requires every school district, charter school and area education agency to post all of its openings — and keep unfilled ones posted — on the state system. It is the one state job board the law makes complete.
The state education job board, covering about half of Florida's 67 county districts — including Miami-Dade, Hillsborough, Palm Beach and Lee. Some large districts, Broward and Polk among them, post only on their own systems.
Each state's own education job board, statewide. North Carolina's is the largest single board AlertEd reads outside California.
Each state's own statewide board, read in a single request. Alabama's is the largest of the three; Mississippi's consortium has the highest share of its state's employers of any board AlertEd reads outside California and Iowa.
New Jersey's long-running statewide board, plus several districts' own portals. In Texas, the school administrators' association career centre — covering all 20 regional service centres — alongside a multi-district board spanning 83 cities. Both states are statewide in reach; neither is every district.
Each state's own education job board, statewide — North Dakota has two. All three are small states and the boards are correspondingly small.
Each of these states has its own statewide board, run by the state education department or by an association of its school administrators, personnel administrators or school boards — not a district portal. Wyoming's lists vacancies without descriptions, so a keyword alert there matches on the job title alone.
The statewide Job Bank that hundreds of Illinois school employers post to, plus one large suburban district's own portal. It runs smaller and more rural than the state as a whole — most of the largest suburban districts, and Chicago, advertise only on their own systems.
The shared regional job boards school employers in these states post to. Connecticut's is well used and close to statewide; the others are partial — a real slice of each state, not all of it. Nebraska's is an 18-district consortium.
The shared portals and association boards participating employers in these states post to. West Virginia's covers all 55 county systems; Idaho's is smaller, and Alaska's and Delaware's carry the districts that have joined them. Oklahoma's school boards association runs a statewide board alongside Oklahoma City and one regional cooperative.
Not the whole state. AlertEd watches a set of districts or regional service agencies in each — thirty in Massachusetts, twenty-odd around Puget Sound in Washington, ten Louisiana parishes, nine in Maryland, four intermediate school districts in Michigan, three service districts in Oregon, two of the largest districts in Utah. Boston, Seattle, Detroit, Baltimore, Salt Lake City, Minneapolis and Portland are not among them. Minnesota also has a statewide university-run board, and because it publishes no employer name a Minnesota alert cannot be narrowed to one district the way it can elsewhere.
Not the whole state — or, in the District, not the whole city. Jefferson County (Louisville); Shawnee Mission; one regional cooperative in central Indiana; Atlanta and Gwinnett; Summit and Aspen; Aberdeen and Sioux Falls; Albemarle and Accomack; one Vermont supervisory union. In Washington, DC it is the charter sector only — DC Public Schools, the city's largest employer of teachers, is not there. Denver, Savannah, Richmond and Wichita are not covered.
New York is coming soon — it appears in the app marked that way, and AlertEd is not showing New York postings yet.
Counts and participation change. AlertEd shows the source board on every posting, and links you to the original listing to apply. More states are being added — if yours is missing, tell us at info@alerted.app.
What you get
A saved search you can shape, a digest that keeps its own schedule, and the deadlines you would otherwise have to remember yourself.
Save a search by role, district, and how far you're willing to travel. Two on the free plan, up to 20 with AlertEd+.
A daily digest for each saved search, at a time you choose (default 8am), plus a weekly recap every Monday morning. Every match shows exactly how many hours ago it posted.
Exclude terms, charter filter, deadline type, and hours threshold — so a saved search surfaces the postings you'd actually apply to.
Never miss a hard deadline or an early close. Openings can close before the date they advertise.
For teachers, substitutes, paraeducators, aides, counselors, and school staff across 46 states and Washington, DC — California, Texas, Florida, Ohio, Iowa, the Carolinas and more. AlertEd+ alerts can span a whole region, or a radius you draw yourself.
Push within about 5 minutes of a matching job posting — instead of waiting for your next digest.
Pricing
The free plan watches, digests, and keeps track for you every day. AlertEd+ widens the search and closes the gap on the openings where being early decides it.
What AlertEd+ changes
Single openings draw 80–200 applicants and can close early. AlertEd+ gets you the push within minutes of a match.
AlertEd+
Pushed within about 5 minutes of posting.
Free digest
Shown at your next daily digest.
Example. The actual gap depends on when in the day a job posts relative to your chosen digest hour.
$0
No account charges, ever.
$4.99 /month
or $29.99/year
The 7-day free trial is for subscribers who haven't used it before. AlertEd+ is billed at $4.99/month or $29.99/year through your Apple Account. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the period. Manage or cancel anytime in your App Store settings.
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Questions? Read the support page, or email info@alerted.app.