Hiring Process

In Lexington County School District One, we hire to inspire. We’re continually looking for forward-thinking employees who can help advance our schools and the students of the future. We’re always looking for prospective employees from many career backgrounds to keep our district working as ONE.

Lexington County School District One is one of the fastest growing school districts in South Carolina, and we are proud of the community we have built and the relationships we have grown. From our supportive culture to our great benefits, you will truly experience the Lexington One difference with us.

For those who have a passion to teach but have previously worked in another industry, the PACE program provides an opportunity to earn your teaching certificate while gaining classroom experience.

If you’re a prospective employee, we encourage you to browse our employment opportunities and apply online today!

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Looking for a new career is an exciting time. We really hope you choose Lexington County School District One as your next home. See below for a list of frequently asked questions regarding the application process.

As long as your application was in a verified status prior to June 24, 2018, your application is being considered for the specific position you applied for. If you have any questions regarding the status of your old application, contact Human Resources.

Unfortunately, no. You will need to re-enter your information, but you may conveniently save as you go and return later if you cannot answer the questions all at once.

In our new application system you need to register and create a new username and password.

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Hiring Process

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How do I know if my application in the old system is still being considered for a recent vacancy?

Is there any way to transfer my information from the old application system to the new application system?

My username and password are not working.

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