Lead Middle School Math & Algebra Educator

Emerald Charter Schools; Knoxville (TN); On-site; USD 45,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, & Life Insurance

Short Term & Long Term Disability

Paid Sick Leave

Retirement – competitive Co. Contribution

Job summary

Emerald Charter Schools in Knoxville is seeking a Lead Teacher to help prepare scholars for college and community leadership. The ideal candidate will hold a Tennessee Teacher License for middle grades math, excel in delivering engaging lessons, and collaborate with families and staff to ensure academic success.

This position emphasizes high expectations, innovative teaching methods, and a commitment to developing leader-minded scholars. Join us and contribute to transforming educational experiences for our students.

Qualifications

• Must hold a Tennessee Teacher License for middle grades math.
• Willingness to add Algebra endorsement if not already held.
• Must demonstrate a growth mindset and passion for education.

Responsibilities

• Deliver instruction and manage the classroom to maximize student engagement.
• Teach 1 block of Algebra and two blocks of 8th grade math.
• Communicate and build strong partnerships with families.

Skills

Tennessee Teacher License for middle grades math

Willingness to add Algebra endorsement

Teaching experience

Passion for education

Collaborative problem-solving

Demonstrated expertise in literacy instruction

Growth mindset

Education

Tennessee Teacher License

Job description

Emerald Charter Schools in Knoxville is seeking a Lead Teacher to help prepare scholars for college and community leadership. The ideal candidate will hold a Tennessee Teacher License for middle grades math, excel in delivering engaging lessons, and collaborate with families and staff to ensure academic success.

This position emphasizes high expectations, innovative teaching methods, and a commitment to developing leader-minded scholars. Join us and contribute to transforming educational experiences for our students.