High School Math Teacher

Posted 8 days ago

dekalb county regional office of educationPataskala (OH)

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About the role

Position Type: High School Teaching/ Mathematics
Date Posted: 4/2/2026
Location: Indian Creek High School
Indian Creek High School is looking for a mathematics teacher .Candidate must have appropriate certificate/endorsements to teach high school math courses. The candidate must be prepared to challenge and support our students with a rigorous curriculum that will help to foster their individual growth and development both academically and socially. Indian Creek CUSD425 is a small, rural school district with fewer than 800 students PreK-12 just south of DeKalb and west of Naperville/Aurora. Our supportive community values education, we have beautiful facilities with the resources teachers need, and our students positively engage with and respect our teachers. We seek teachers who will prioritize students over content; want to build relationshps with students, staff, and parents; think outside the box when designing engaging, studen-driven lessons, apply research-based best practices when delivering instruction; challenge students through not only hands-on but also minds-on learning; contribute to a positive culture where kindness and connectedness prevail; and truly have the students' best interests in mind when making all decisions. Salary and benefits information is available on our website. For questions, please contact: Erik Borne, Principal Indian Creek High School, 506 S. Shabbona Rd, Shabbona, IL 60550. Email: erik.borne@ictwolves.com, phone: 815-824-2197.

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