Math Teacher Cumberland Gap High School

A Tennessee public high school math teacher is responsible for delivering high-quality mathematics instruction to students in grades 9 through 12 while strictly aligning lessons with the Tennessee Academic Standards for Mathematics. This role requires creating a supportive, structured classroom environment, tracking academic performance, and actively preparing students for state-mandated standardized assessments.

• Instructional Delivery: Plan and teach rigorous courses such as Algebra, Geometry, Algebra II, and Calculus.
• Standards Alignment: Design curriculum and daily lesson plans targeting specific Tennessee State Board of Education objectives.
• Differentiated Learning: Adapt teaching methods to fit various learning styles, student capabilities, and individual needs.
• Student Assessment: Administer tests, evaluate progress, and prepare students for End-of-Course (EOC) state standardized testing.
• Classroom Management: Establish behavioral expectations, maintain safety, and foster a professional environment.
• Stakeholder Communication: Maintain regular verbal and written updates for parents regarding student progress and behavior.
• Professional Collaboration: Attend faculty meetings, participate in Professional Learning Communities (PLCs), and engage in state or district-mandated training

• Education: Minimum of a Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution.
• Licensure: Valid Tennessee Educator License with an active secondary mathematics endorsement (e.g., Mathematics 6-12).
• Alternative Pathways: Out-of-state transfers or individuals enrolled in an approved Tennessee alternative certification program are often considered.

• Contract Length: Typically 200 days per school year.