Middle School Math Teacher
About The Position
SRCS seeks a passionate, faith-driven Middle School Math Teacher for the 2026–2027 academic year. This individual will teach a math curriculum that is in alignment with Christian values. The ideal candidate is a gifted educator who inspires a love of learning, mathematical logic, reasoning and exploration, while fostering students’ spiritual and intellectual development. Why Teach at Spanish River Christian School? Joining SRCS means becoming part of a legacy of faith, learning, and service. As a Middle School Math Teacher, you will play a vital role in shaping the hearts and minds of students, preparing them academically and spiritually for lives of purpose and impact. We invite you to bring your passion, your calling, and your creativity to a community that deeply values its teachers and its mission.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Math, Education, or a related field
- Valid Florida Teaching Certification in Math or Middle Grades Education
- Active member of Spanish River Presbyterian Church or another church approved by school leadership
- A strong personal commitment to the Christian faith and biblical worldview
- Demonstrated ability to engage middle school students and differentiate instruction effectively
Nice To Haves
- Master’s degree
Responsibilities
- Model a mature Christian faith through speech, conduct, and daily life
- Integrate biblical principles into classroom instruction and student interactions
- Demonstrate daily commitment to prayer, Scripture, and Christian service
- Foster respectful, caring relationships with students, families, and colleagues
- Deliver engaging and developmentally appropriate Math instruction aligned with school standards
- Design and implement Math lessons that present the curriculum in a clear and engaging way, leaving room for students to question and understand mathematical principals and methods
- Encourage critical thinking, problem solving, and facilitate a clear understanding of the math curriculum for students
- Assess and monitor student learning using a variety of formative and summative tools
- Maintain high academic and behavioral expectations, offering consistent, loving discipline
- Collaborate with faculty and staff to promote a unified school community
- Attend faculty meetings, staff development sessions, and parent conferences
- Provide timely communication with parents regarding student progress and needs
- Support school programs and co-curricular activities beyond the classroom
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Job Type
Full-time
