Math Teacher – Virtual Campus (Fort Worth) + Stipend

Texans Can! Academies; Fort Worth (TX); On-site; USD 47,000 - 57,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stipend up to $7,000

Job summary

Texans Can! Academies Fort Worth campus seeks a Math Teacher to serve students enrolled in our virtual campus while housed on a physical campus in the DFW area. The position offers a starting salary around $52,000 per year and a potential stipend up to $7,000.

Qualifications include a bachelor’s degree and a Texas teaching certificate (preferred, but not required). You will develop lessons, assess students, and collaborate with staff to support diverse learners.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree from accredited university.
• Texas teaching certificate (preferred, but not required).
• Knowledge of subjects assigned.
• Ability to communicate effectively with students and adults.
• Ability to work with large groups of people.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement lesson plans that fulfill district curriculum requirements.
• Prepare lessons reflecting accommodations for different learners.
• Present subject matter according to Texans Can’s methodologies.
• Conduct student assessments and maintain an up-to-date gradebook.
• Collaborate with special education teachers to modify curricula per IEPs.
• Learn requirements for IEPs to deliver material to special education students.
• Establish instructional goals with staff and supervise teacher aides/volunteers.
• Use technology effectively when working with students.
• Participate in all instructional activities.

Skills

Knowledge of subjects assigned

Excellent communication

Ability to manage large groups

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Texas teaching certificate (preferred)

Job description

Texans Can! Academies Fort Worth campus seeks a Math Teacher to serve students enrolled in our virtual campus while housed on a physical campus in the DFW area. The position offers a starting salary around $52,000 per year and a potential stipend up to $7,000.

Qualifications include a bachelor’s degree and a Texas teaching certificate (preferred, but not required). You will develop lessons, assess students, and collaborate with staff to support diverse learners.