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The Special Education Coordinator manages all aspects of special education programs, ensuring compliance with IEPs and providing tailored instruction and support to students with disabilities. They collaborate with teachers, families, and school leaders to promote student academic and social-emotional growth and maintain regulatory compliance. The role also involves data analysis, coordinating special education meetings, and fostering a supportive school culture.

The Middle School ELA Teacher at Uncommon Schools delivers culturally responsive English Language Arts instruction focused on literature, writing, and discourse to prepare students for academic success. The role involves collaboration with instructional coaches to analyze student data, differentiate teaching strategies, and foster a positive, inclusive school culture. Teachers engage in continuous professional development while supporting students' social-emotional growth and partnering with families to enhance learning outcomes.

The Elementary Teacher at Uncommon Schools instructs K-5 students in literacy, mathematics, science, and social studies within a culturally responsive and supportive environment. The role involves data analysis, differentiation of instruction, and collaboration with families and colleagues to foster student academic and social-emotional development. The position offers extensive professional development, competitive compensation, and comprehensive benefits in a mission-driven nonprofit educational setting.

The Special Education Teacher at Uncommon Schools provides tailored instruction and accommodations for students with special needs in an inclusive educational environment. Responsibilities include collaborating with families and educators to develop and implement 504 and Individualized Education Plans (IEPs), delivering differentiated instruction, and promoting student social-emotional and academic growth. The role emphasizes cultural responsiveness, professional development, and building positive relationships to empower students in underserved urban communities.

The High School Math Teacher position at Uncommon Schools involves delivering high-quality math instruction in subjects such as Algebra, Geometry, and Calculus, preparing students for AP and college-level work. The role emphasizes fostering a positive school culture, analyzing student data to tailor instruction, and engaging in professional development. The teacher works closely with students, families, and colleagues to promote academic success and social-emotional development in underserved urban communities.

The Special Education Coordinator manages all aspects of special education programs, ensuring compliance with IEPs and providing tailored instruction and support to students with disabilities. They collaborate with teachers, families, and school leaders to promote student academic and social-emotional growth and maintain regulatory compliance. The role also involves data analysis, coordinating special education meetings, and fostering a supportive school culture.

This role involves teaching K-12 students across elementary, middle, and high school levels in a nonprofit charter school network focused on high academic achievement in urban communities. Teachers implement curricula, use assessment data to inform instruction, and create positive learning environments while engaging in continuous professional development. The position values candidates committed to educational equity, student success, and collaboration within a diverse school community.

The High School Math Teacher position at Uncommon Schools involves delivering high-quality math instruction in subjects such as Algebra, Geometry, and Calculus, preparing students for AP and college-level work. The role emphasizes fostering a positive school culture, analyzing student data to tailor instruction, and engaging in professional development. The teacher works closely with students, families, and colleagues to promote academic success and social-emotional development in underserved urban communities.

The Middle School ELA Teacher at Uncommon Schools delivers culturally responsive English Language Arts instruction focused on literature, writing, and discourse to prepare students for academic success. The role involves collaboration with instructional coaches to analyze student data, differentiate teaching strategies, and foster a positive, inclusive school culture. Teachers engage in continuous professional development while supporting students' social-emotional growth and partnering with families to enhance learning outcomes.

The High School ELA Teacher delivers rigorous English Language Arts instruction using a diverse literature curriculum to prepare students for college-level work and standardized tests. The role involves creating an engaging classroom environment, analyzing student data to personalize learning, and collaborating with colleagues and families to support student success. The position requires a bachelor's degree, a commitment to urban education, and adherence to state certification requirements.