Join Our Team
The Creekside School is currently hiring creative, experienced and passionate professionals to join our team. These are highly collaborative position that are ideal for someone who can utilize their leadership abilities and creativity to help students achieve their highest potential.
Join Our Team
The Creekside School is currently hiring creative, experienced and passionate professionals to join our team. These are highly collaborative position that are ideal for someone who can utilize their leadership abilities and creativity to help students achieve their highest potential.
📅 Sunday, April 26, 2026
⏰4:00 PM-6:30 PM
📍 Louis B. Mayer Auditorium
Mark your calendars. The magic is coming back to the stage!
We can’t wait to see you at the BETTER TOGETHER 2026, a talent showcase and community celebration for Creekside students!
After an electrifying performance last year, we are honored to announce that America’s Got Talent Winner Kodi Lee is back by popular demand! He will be joined by our returning host, the energetic Golden State Warriors Emcee, Franco Finn, for an unforgettable afternoon of talent, shared joy, music, and support for all our students.
Doors open at 3:00PM and the Main Program starts at 4:00PM. Join us early for beverages and light bites,
and explore our community tables and Mystery Bag booth!
Every ticket you purchase and moment you share with us supports Creekside’s mission to provide an irreplaceable home, lifelong belonging, and educational resources for students living with profound autism.
Professional Development
Our Culture of Learning is evidenced by the significant investment we make in the ongoing professional development (PD) of our teachers, teaching assistants and autism-related services team.
Teaching staff at nonpublic schools must complete over 45 hours of annual training as mandated by law (crisis prevention, behavior emergency reports, Individualized Education Program laws and compliance, etc.).
Creekside provides 80 additional hours of professional development each year where staff delve into highly-specialized topics such as sensory processing disorder and integration, behavioral functioning, and the latest-generation speech generating devices.
Teacher Residency
Creekside School is a founding member of a consortium of nonpublic schools and school districts throughout the Bay Area that is hosting a Master's Degree in Education Teacher Residency Program, a multi-year effort funded by the State of California to address the severe statewide shortage of special education teachers.
The teacher residents are employed by member schools and receive tuition assistance throughout their residency.
The residency program brings together theory, coursework and on-site practice in an integrated learning experience where each builds upon the other. Aspiring teachers are gradually exposed to the rigors of their profession, guided along the way by mentor teachers and field work supervisors.