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Acera is seeking a Part-Time Math Teacher for the 2026-2027 school year to teach 4th grade elementary math in a student-centered, inquiry-based program. The teacher will build conceptual understanding, problem-solving, and confidence in math, aligned with Acera's constructivist approach and collaborative culture.
A Bachelor's degree is required (preferably in Mathematics or Education). Experience with differentiated, inquiry-based instruction for elementary students is essential.
Job Description
For the 2026-2027 school year, we're looking for a Part-Time Math Teacher with experience teaching elementary math to join our progressive, student-centered community at Acera. This educator will bring a deep understanding of mathematical thinking and a commitment to helping students develop conceptual understanding, problem-solving skills, and confidence in mathematics.
At Acera, Math is not about rote procedures or memorization - it is about making sense of ideas, building connections, and developing flexible, creative thinkers. Our Math program emphasizes deep understanding, rich problem-solving, and student-centered exploration. The Fourth Grade Math teacher will play a key role in helping students transition into more abstract mathematical reasoning while maintaining curiosity, agency, and joy in learning.
Salary Range: $11,500 to $13,000 per year
Position Type: School year, part-time
Class Days and Time: Mon, Tue, Thu, and Fri. 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Additional Hours: Various and negotiable, to include planning, prep, reporting, and collaboration
Start Date: August 2026
Welcome to ATX Learning
What began with a small group of students in 2010 has evolved into a thriving K-10 community of nearly 150 students. As our student body grows, we remain committed to offering what makes Acera unique, like student voice and choice, individual learning plans for every child, small math classes that are organized based on ability rather than age, mentor-supported passion projects, and electives in lab science, social science, art, engineering and woodshop. At Acera, we believe that school should catalyze students' passions, free their potential, and safeguard their innate curiosity and love of learning. Our faculty are "teacherpreneurs" empowered to engage students deeply in themes and topics that matter to them. We develop thinkers and innovators who will be able to make positive change in our world. Learn more at www.aceraschool.org/how-we-teach.