High School Math Teacher

Job Description

Job Description

Description:

WHO WE ARE

Eastside Catholic School is a dynamic educational community rooted in Catholic tradition, where students in grades six through twelve integrate intellectual growth with faith-based learning. We foster academic excellence, nurture meaningful relationships and inspire students to become leaders committed to service.

Founded by parents in 1980, Eastside Catholic is governed by an elected board of trustees. As the only seven-year, coeducational Catholic school on the Eastside, we offer a rigorous college preparatory curriculum.

We provide extensive professional development opportunities, competitive salaries and a supportive, collaborative work environment. Our comprehensive benefits package includes:

• Paid medical, dental, vision, long-term disability and life insurance
• 401(k) matching
• Free parking
• Lunch on most school days

JOB SUMMARY

Eastside Catholic School is seeking a High School Math teacher to join the Math Department for the 2026-27 school year. The successful candidate is an educator who will foster students’ understanding and appreciation of mathematics while creating an engaging, supportive classroom environment. The ideal candidate is passionate about teaching math, inspires young learners and holds a strong belief in every student’s potential for intellectual growth.

Specific Responsibilities

• Establish clear objectives for assigned lessons, learning targets and projects and communicate these to students, following the department’s curriculum
• Collaborate with the Math Department to align curriculum while conveying new ideas and best practices
• Plan and teach five math sections across all levels, from on-level and honors through AP, using best pedagogical practices
• Develop the curriculum materials, syllabus, outlines and assessments in alignment with the department
• Monitor and assess each student’s development and progress in a fair and consistent manner
• Participate in all faculty, department and committee meetings as required
• Serve as a mentor teacher to a group of 15-20 students

• Deep understanding of high school math curriculum, including on-level, honors and AP courses
• Experience with differentiated instruction to meet diverse student needs
• Proficiency in classroom technology and innovative teaching methods
• Strong interpersonal, collaborative, communication and organizational skills
• Commitment to equity, inclusion and fostering a sense of belonging for all students

Education and experience

• Bachelor's degree or higher with a focus in math or related field
• Teaching experience at the high school level (required)
• Teaching certification (preferred)
• Master’s degree in mathematics or education (preferred