Summer Math Teacher
About The Position
Steppingstone is hiring middle school teachers for our six-week summer session. The salary for these positions is $8500 for the full summer. At Steppingstone, our mission is to prepare students from under-resourced communities to access, navigate and graduate from college. Steppingstone is seeking summer faculty for the Steppingstone Scholars Program, which prepares 5th-7th grade students from public, charter, and parochial schools in Boston to attend middle and high schools that provide a path to college. Once Scholars complete the Steppingstone Scholars Program, Steppingstone supports them in their academic and social development throughout middle and high school, and continues to support them through college to ensure their success and graduation. Math teachers will: Teach math to Scholars Use our curriculum while also modifying it to meet the needs of the Scholars they are teaching Summer Dates: Classes: June 29 - August 7 2026; no program Friday July 3, 2026 Written evaluations due August 12, 2026 3-day, mandatory in-person Summer Teacher Orientation (Milton, MA): Immediately prior to summer session. Specific dates and times of orientation are TBD.
Requirements
- Full-time teaching experience and a strong background in selected subject area
- Experience differentiating classroom instruction
- Demonstrated commitment to college access and success
- Graduate students will be considered; undergraduate degree is required
Nice To Haves
- Independent school or Boston Public Schools teaching experience is a plus
- Certification in Massachusetts is not required
Responsibilities
- Participate in faculty orientation (see dates above)
- Commit to teach in person at Milton Academy throughout the entire summer session: Classes meet Monday through Friday and faculty hours are 7:45 am - 3:45 pm
- Teach engaging lessons in core subject to 3-4 sections of 12-15 students each; classes meet 5 times per week
- Attend weekly afternoon faculty meetings (Wednesdays until 5:00 pm) and complete periodic written evaluations of students
- Share certain roles necessary for administering the summer session: leading homeroom co-teaching a weekly elective class teaching a twice weekly supplemental class (Study Skills, Media Literacy etc.) supervising study hall and tutoring students monitoring breakfast, lunch, recess, and/or dismissal
- Chaperone field trip to Canobie Lake Park at the end of summer
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101-250 employees
