Math (Algebra II) Teacher

Archdiocese of Indianapolis; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 52,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Providence Cristo Rey High School in Indianapolis, IN seeks a Semester 2 High School Math Teacher (Algebra II) to plan and deliver daily math instruction, assess student learning, provide timely feedback, and maintain grades and attendance.

The ideal candidate will build positive relationships with students, maintain high academic expectations, and create opportunities for students to think critically, engage in inquiry, and explain and defend their thinking.

Qualifications

• A bachelor's degree is required.
• A background in secondary mathematics education, or a related field and previous experience working with high school students are strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver daily algebra/secondary math instruction, assess student learning, provide timely feedback, and maintain accurate grades and attendance.
• Support students in successfully completing course requirements and maintain a supportive, structured classroom environment aligned with Providence Cristo Rey High School's mission.
• Build positive relationships with students, uphold high academic expectations, and encourage critical thinking, inquiry, and justification of thinking.

Job description

Providence Cristo Rey High School has a Semester 2 opening for a High School Math Teacher (Algebra II). The Math Teacher will be responsible for planning and delivering daily math instruction, assessing student learning, providing timely feedback, maintaining accurate grades and attendance, and supporting students in successfully completing course requirements. The ideal candidate will build positive relationships with students, maintain high academic expectations, and create opportunities for students to think critically, engage in inquiry, and explain and defend their thinking. The teacher will maintain a supportive and structured classroom environment aligned with the mission and expectations of Providence Cristo Rey. A bachelor's degree is required. A background in secondary mathematics education, or a related field and previous experience working with high school students are strongly preferred.