High School Math Teacher

Young World Physical Education

Florissant (MO)

On-site

USD 45,066 - 71,946

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Full-time eligibility for Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance

Tuition reimbursement and professional development

Access to health clinic

Job summary

Young World Physical Education is seeking a High School Math Educator who can empower students through analytical thinking and problem-solving. This role involves delivering high-quality instruction across Algebra, Geometry, Statistics, and Calculus.

The ideal candidate will possess a valid Missouri Teaching Certification and a Bachelor’s degree. With a focus on engaging diverse learners, the position supports students in achieving proficiency for college readiness and standardized tests.

The role offers full-time employment with a salary range of $45,066 to $71,946, along with benefits including health insurance and professional growth opportunities.

Responsibilities

Design and lead lessons that model real-world phenomena.
Ensure proficiency in ACT, SAT, and college-readiness standards.
Collaborate with Math PLC on curriculum and data analysis.
Leverage technology for visualization and data exploration.
Encourage productive struggle and academic resilience.

Skills

Certified Professional: Valid Missouri Teaching Certification in Mathematics (9-12)

Degree Requirements: Bachelor of Arts or Science Degree required; Master’s degree preferred

Master of Engagement: Ability to make complex concepts accessible

Equity Champion: Commitment to disrupt math stereotypes

Data-Driven Instructor: Uses formative assessment data

Ignite Analytical Thinking: Designs lessons on real-world phenomena

Prepare for the Future: Proficiency in ACT, SAT standards

Collaborate for Excellence: Partners with Math PLC

Utilize Technology: Leverages digital tools

Foster Resilience: Encourages productive struggle

Education

Bachelor of Arts or Science Degree

Master's Degree (preferred)

Job description

High School Math Educator: Architect of Logic & Analysis

Starting Date: Jul 1, 2026

Location: McCluer High School (9-12)

Year: 2026-2027 School Year

The Opportunity: Empowering the Analytical Mind

We are seeking a dynamic Math Teacher who can move students from “solving for $x$” to “solving for the future.” The teacher will help scholars bridge the gap between abstract theory and real‑world application, ensuring they graduate with the quantitative literacy needed for college and career success.

As part of FFSD “New Chapter,” you will lead a classroom where persistence is celebrated and mathematical thinking is a tool for equity. If you are ready to help our students decode the patterns of the world, your next chapter starts here.

Role Summary

You will inspire and support students in reaching academic and professional goals. You will deliver high‑quality, standards‑aligned instruction across Algebra, Geometry, Statistics, and Calculus. You will implement a rigorous curriculum that prioritizes conceptual understanding and problem‑solving, and collaborate with colleagues and the community to build confidence for a STEAM‑focused global economy.

Qualifications

Certified Professional: Valid Missouri Teaching Certification in Mathematics (9‑12).
Degree Requirements: Bachelor of Arts or Science Degree required; Master’s degree preferred.
Master of Engagement: Ability to make complex concepts like trigonometry or quadratic functions accessible and relevant to a diverse student body.
Equity Champion: Commitment to disrupting the “I’m not a math person” narrative, ensuring all students, especially from underrepresented backgrounds, have access to high‑level math pathways.
Data‑Driven Instructor: Uses formative assessment data to differentiate instruction, providing the right balance of support and challenge for every learner.
Ignite Analytical Thinking: Designs and leads lessons that challenge students to model real‑world phenomena, from financial markets to physics, using mathematical functions.
Prepare for the Future: Ensures students are proficient in the standards required for the ACT, SAT, and college readiness, while fostering a love for the beauty of logic.
Collaborate for Excellence: Partners with Math PLC to align curriculum, share techniques, and analyze student growth data.
Utilize Technology: Leverages graphing calculators, Desmos, and other digital tools to visualize functions and explore complex data sets.
Foster Resilience: Cultivates a classroom culture where “productive struggle” is encouraged, building grit for complex problems.

Key Duties

Design and lead lessons that model real‑world phenomena.
Ensure proficiency in ACT, SAT, and college‑readiness standards.
Collaborate with Math PLC on curriculum and data analysis.
Leverage technology for visualization and data exploration.
Encourage productive struggle and academic resilience.

Leadership Partners

Primary Support: Principal / Math Department Chair.
Instructional Support: District Math Coordinator and Secondary Instructional Coaches.

Logistics of Your Success

Classification: Exempt, Certified Staff.
Work Year: 10‑Month Academic Calendar (187 Contract Days).
Salary: Determined by Teacher Salary Schedule based on experience and education.
Benefits: Full‑time eligibility (Medical, Dental, Vision, and PSRS/PEERS Retirement).

FFSD Advantage: Total Rewards & Support

Collaborative Environment: Weekly PLC time for unit design and assessments.
Professional Growth: Tuition reimbursement and district‑provided PD focused on secondary mathematics research.
Health & Heart: 100 % district‑paid medical, dental, and vision plans, plus access to Ferg‑Flor Care district health clinic.
Innovation & Resources: Access to latest instructional technology and resources.

About Our Schools

The Ferguson‑Florissant School District is a community‑centered district in suburban St. Louis, offering award‑winning STEAM initiatives and strong college and career readiness programs for its 10,000 students.

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