Math Teacher/Multi-Classroom Leader ($10,000 annual stipend)

Multi-Classroom Leader TM Job DescriptionSummaryAn educator in the Multi-Classroom LeaderTM role leads a small team of teachers, paraprofessionals, and teaching residents in the same grade or subject to meet the standards of excellence. These team leaders establish each team member's roles and goals at least annually, determine how students spend time, and organize teaching roles to fit each teacher's strengths, content knowledge, and professional development goals. The team uses its leader's methods and tools. Each team leader co-plans, co-teaches, models, coaches and gives feedback, and leads and supports the team in building a tutoring culture. They also teach students part of the time. The leader organizes the team to analyze student learning data and change instruction to ensure high-growth learning for every child, with a focus on small-group teaching and tutoring. The leader collaborates with the team, using the team's ideas and innovations that the leader agrees may improve learning. The leader also guides and directs any paraprofessional with whom they work. The team leader is fully accountable for the learning and development of all students taught by the team members. This role is responsible for teaching students directly for at least 30% of the time, whether through a teacher of record or through team teacher support in classrooms with studentsResponsibilitiesPlanning and PreparationSet high expectations of achievement that are ambitious and measurable for all students taught by teamEstablish methods and create instructional tools and materials that team teachers use in all classroomsSet direction, verbally and with tools and materials, that clarify content and teaching processLead team to: plan backward to align all lessons, activities, and assessments using a high-standards curriculumdesign and lead instruction that is enriched (developing higher-order thinking skills) and personalized (reflecting learning levels and interests of individual students), prioritizing small-group teaching and tutoring and offering accelerated learningdesign assessments that accurately assess student growthprepare to deliver small-group teaching and tutoringClassroom Environment Lead team to: hold students accountable for high expectations of behavior and engagement that are ambitious and measurablecreate physical classroom environments conducive to collaborative and individual learningestablish a culture of respect, enthusiasm, and rapportInstruction Lead team to: hold students accountable for ambitious, measurable standards of academic achievementmaximize student learning by incorporating small-group teaching and tutoringidentify and address individual students' social, emotional, and behavioral learning needs and barriersidentify and address individual students' development of organizational and time-management skillsinvest students in their learning using a variety of influence techniquesincorporate questioning and discussion in teachingmonitor and analyze student assessment data to inform engaging instruction and small-group teaching and tutoringcommunicate with students and keep them informed of their progressProfessional Responsibilities Solicit and eagerly receive feedback from supervisor and team members to improve professional skillsLead team to maintain regular communication with families, and work collaboratively with them to design learning both at home and at school, and to encourage a home life conducive to learning successOrganize and schedule team time to ensure alignment of instructional vision, prioritize small-group teaching and tutoring in all classrooms, and troubleshoot students' persistent learning challengesDetermine how students spend instructional time based on strengths of all adults on the teamAllocate instructional process elements (lesson planning, minimal large-group instruction, a focus on small-group instruction, individual interventions, data analysis, grading, etc.) among team based on strengths, content knowledge, and professional development goalsAllocate noninstructional administrative duties among teamModel instructional tasks to aid team developmentClarify and adjust team members' roles and provide feedback, developmental advice, and assignments to develop their effectivenessParticipate in professional development opportunities at schoolQualifications Knowledge of subject matter being taughtBachelor's degreeValid teaching certificatePrior evidence of high-growth student learning in the relevant subjects (At least 1.1 average growth in EVAAS over the last 3 years.)Ideally, experience successfully leading a team of adults to accomplish goals, though not necessarily as formal leaderDemonstrated interpersonal and group effectiveness working with adults and students, including interpersonal understanding and action to maintain relationships needed for success in a school or similar environment.Hours Full-time positionOne hour-long, virtual meeting each month after school hours (4-5 PM).Professional development and other work possible during summer 2026This role has built-in additional or consolidated planning and collaboration times to complete administrative tasks, analyze data, plan instruction, and manage the teamPay NC Teacher Salary Schedule plus a stipend (approx $10,000). Performance is evaluated annually for contract renewal.Reports to: Principal/Curriculum DirectorThese are the critical competencies a candidate for this position should have.Multi-Classroom Leader TM Role-Critical CompetenciesCritical CompetencyDefinitionAchievement (ACH)The drive and actions to set challenging goals and reach a high standard of performance despite barriers.Monitoring and Directiveness (M&D)The drive and actions to set clear expectations and hold others accountable for performance.Planning Ahead (PLA)A tendency toward planning in order to reach goals and avoid problems.Impact and Influence (I&I)Acting with the purpose of influencing what other people think and do.Team Leadership (TL)Assuming authoritative leadership of a group for the benefit of the organization.Interpersonal Understanding (IU)Understanding and interpreting others' concerns, motives, feelings, and behaviors.Initiative & Persistence (I&P)The drive and actions to do more than is expected or required in order to accomplish a challenging task.Belief in Learning Potential (BLP)A belief that all students, regardless of circumstances, can learn at levels higher than their current achievement indicates.Developing Others (DO)Influence with the specific intent to increase the short- and long-term effectiveness of another person.Flexibility (FL)The ability to adapt one's approach to the requirements of a situation and to change tactics.Adapted from Competence at Work, Spencer and Spencer, 1993Note: This resource may be adapted, posted online, and distributed in other ways by Opportunity Culture portal subscribers, but you must include on every page: Adapted from the Opportunity Culture portal; Public Impact/Opportunity Culture, 2024. 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