High School Math Teacher
illinois education job bankSpringfield (IL)
$43,003
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illinois education job bankSpringfield (IL)
Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical EducationElementary and Secondary Schools
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$43,003
About the role
Teaching a variety of high school math courses. Dedicated and student-centered High School Math Teacher with who can cultivate a deep understanding of mathematical concepts. Adept at breaking down complex topics—ranging from 8th Grade Algebra, Algebra 1 & 2, and Statistics into highly accessible, real-world applications that bridge the gap between abstract theory and practical utility. Proven track record of leveraging data-driven instruction and interactive technologies to boost student engagement, improve standardized test scores, and accommodate varied learning styles. A collaborative educator committed to fostering a supportive, growth-oriented classroom environment where students build the critical thinking skills, confidence, and resilience necessary for academic success and lifelong problem-solving. Possible Coaching and activity sponsorships available.
Qualifications:
Illinois Certification to teach high school math.
Salary/Benefits Year 1, Step 1
$43,003
District Name Gardner S Wilmington Twp #73 Building Name Address 500 E. Main St., Box 257
Gardner, IL 60424 Phone (815) 237-2176 Fax (815) 237-2842 IASA Region Three Rivers County Grundy Employment Type Full-time permanent Job Category Math Grade Level Secondary
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