2026

Alabaster City Schools•Alley, MO

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The School Based Instructional Coach - Elementary Math position at ALABASTER CITY SCHOOLS is responsible for helping to ensure that teachers possess the necessary knowledge of math standards and curriculum, along with expertise in teaching techniques, methods, and procedures to help each student graduate college and/or career ready. This role focuses on improving instruction, particularly Tier 1 instruction, to prevent students from falling behind. The coach will collaborate with principals and faculty to develop and implement strategic plans for coaching and mathematics instruction, facilitate schoolwide professional learning, model evidence-based strategies, and mentor teachers. Key duties include assisting teachers in using data for differentiation, identifying students with dyscalculia or other exceptionalities, monitoring student progress through assessments, and fostering the use of appropriate instructional materials and rigorous tasks. The coach will also assist with administering early numeracy and fractional reasoning screeners, advocate for family and community engagement in math, and participate in professional learning opportunities. This is a 10.5-month position with salary placement on the current schedule.

Requirements

A valid Alabama certificate in elementary education and holds a master’s degree or has completed professional development recommended by the Elementary Task Force, or both.
A minimum of five years of successful teaching experience in the elementary math classroom.
Math professional learning experiences such as: AMSTI Foundational, Math Content Training, and/or OGAP.
Knowledge of, and experience in, math curriculum development.
Experience in facilitating professional learning opportunities and/or teacher training.
Excellent communication and collaboration skills with an emphasis in best practices.
Proficient in computer usage.

Responsibilities

Supporting the improvement of instruction with an emphasis on Tier 1 instruction to ensure students do not fall behind.
Collaborating with the school principal and faculty to establish and implement a strategic plan for coaching and mathematics instruction to improve student achievement in mathematics.
Facilitating schoolwide mathematics professional learning, including job-embedded assistance using coaching strategies, including joint preplanning, modeling lessons, co-teaching lessons, targeted observation to collect data, and debriefing.
Modeling evidence-based mathematics instructional and intervention strategies for teachers.
Continuously mentoring and coaching teachers.
Assisting teachers in using data to differentiate mathematics instruction and to identify students exhibiting the characteristics of dyscalculia and other exceptionalities.
Monitoring the progress of K-5 students in mathematics through benchmark formative assessments at least three times per year and making recommendations for modifying instruction based on the individual needs of students and trends in student data.
Focusing solely as a mathematics coach for schools with elementary grade students.
Collaborating with teachers and grade-level teams of teachers to foster the use of appropriate instructional materials, including concrete materials, necessary to ensure that students understand mathematical concepts.
Collaborating with grade-level teams to develop rigorous tasks, lessons, and assessments aligned with grade-level mathematics content standards; to facilitate the analysis of student work samples and assessment data; and to work in partnership with teachers to provide real-time feedback and make next-step instructional decisions based on the student evidence.
Assisting teachers in using formative assessments and analyzing student work to identify students with misconceptions, students exhibiting characteristics of dyscalculia, and students needing acceleration.
Assisting teachers in administering early numeracy screeners or diagnostic assessments, or both, in grades K-2. The assistance of a mathematics coach may not exceed two hours per week.
Assisting teachers with administering fractional reasoning screeners or diagnostic assessments, or both, for students in grades four and five, subject to legislative appropriation. The assistance of a mathematics coach may not exceed two hours per week.
Advocating, planning, and coordinating opportunities. in conjunction with the principal, for school-based family and community engagement in mathematics.
Actively and cooperatively participating in any Office of Mathematics Improvement regional coordinator and AMSTI regional mathematics specialist visits and professional learning to meet agreed upon personal outcomes and all school, district, and state established mathematics goals.
Engaging in ongoing learning opportunities to grow in knowledge, skills, and expertise in mathematics.
Facilitating the use of assessment data in all tiers of mathematics instruction to assist in making decisions that will move students to higher levels of performance in mathematics.
Planning or facilitating, or both, professional learning opportunities that will assist teachers in targeting student deficits; facilitate professional conversations; foster student engagement; assess student learning; reflect on professional practice; and identify next learning steps to achieve state, district, and school goals in mathematics.
Recording job duties and time spent with teachers on a state-specified electronic platform.
Supporting teachers in the authentic integration of computer science and computational thinking concepts within the mathematics classroom.
Be regular and punctual in attendance.
Maintain confidentiality of any Board of Education related business.
Assume other responsibilities and duties that might be reasonably assigned.