Friday, July 31, 2026
Cattaraugus & Allegany County, New York
Wellsville/Jobs
Wellsville Central School District is advertising a wide slate of openings for the 2026-27 school year, including tenure-track teaching positions in special education, biology, health/physical education and CTE business, plus a speech pathologist role, each starting near $49,053. The district is also hiring non-teaching staff such as a head bus driver, additional bus drivers and monitors, teacher assistants, a maintenance worker and an attendance security clerk, with most positions starting between July and late August 2026. Substitute bus driver, food service and cleaner positions remain open on an ongoing basis. Interested applicants are directed to apply through the district's Frontline recruitment system or contact the district office for non-instructional roles.
Olean/Jobs
Olean City School District's current-openings page lists several instructional and administrative vacancies for the coming school year, including an Assistant Superintendent of Academic Services, a district-wide School Psychologist, Special Education teachers for grades K-12, a Computer Literacy Teacher, a Behavior Specialist and a Modified Football coach. The district also accepts ongoing applications for civil-service and substitute roles, including teacher aides, substitute teachers, substitute food service helpers and substitute cleaners, which are reviewed on a rolling basis rather than tied to one deadline. No fixed application deadline is listed for the instructional postings; the district says interviews continue until each position is filled. Candidates can apply online through the district's Frontline hiring system or contact the Human Resources office directly with questions.
Friendship/Jobs
Friendship Central School District's online hiring portal currently lists eight open positions heading into the 2026-27 school year: an elementary teaching role, two maintenance/custodial openings, one support-staff position and four substitute slots spread across the district. The small rural district, which serves roughly 288 students total, says applications are kept active for a full school year once submitted, so candidates don't need to reapply if a matching opening comes up later. Interested applicants can browse and apply for each category through the district's Frontline Recruitment portal, linked from the employment page at friendship.wnyric.org. The postings come as small Allegany County districts continue competing for teachers and support staff ahead of the fall semester.
Ellicottville/Communal
Ellicottville's EVL Trailfest took place at the Holiday Valley/HoliMont bike park off Route 242 West, drawing mountain biking enthusiasts to the resort's trail network. The event is part of a busy summer and fall events calendar for the village, which follows with Women's Weekend and a food-and-flavor event in early August. Ellicottville's trail and resort-based events have become a steady draw for outdoor recreation visitors year-round, complementing the village's ski-season identity with warm-weather mountain biking tourism.
Cuba/Jobs
Cuba-Rushford Central School District's Frontline recruitment portal lists ten open positions heading into the new school year, spread across high school teaching, student support services, general support staff and six substitute slots. Most openings are based at the district's main Route 305 campus, with additional postings at Cuba-Rushford Elementary School and the Middle/High School building. The district requires all applicants to submit a letter of interest, resume and three references, and says completed applications stay active for a full school year. Cuba-Rushford is an Equal Opportunity Employer and reviews substitute and support-staff applications on an ongoing basis as needs arise.
Little Valley/Communal
The 183rd Cattaraugus County Fair opens August 1 and runs through August 8, 2026, at the county fairgrounds on Erie Street in Little Valley. Organizers expect more than 90,000 attendees for a lineup that includes a demolition derby, tractor and truck pulls, a monster truck rally, 4-H and FFA livestock shows, carnival rides and multiple free daily shows. Gates open at 8 a.m. each day, with the midway starting at 1 p.m. As the longtime host village, Little Valley sees a major seasonal influx of visitors, vendors and exhibitors for one of the region's longest-running community traditions.