3 math jobs found in Sharon

Job Description Position Overview The Math Interventionist is a dual-role educator dedicated to supporting student achievement and teacher growth. This individual will work directly with struggling math students through co-teaching and intervention strategies while also coaching teachers on effective Tier 2 support and just-in-time interventions. The goal is to strengthen student outcomes and teacher instructional capacity through collaboration, data-driven practices, and targeted support. Required Qualifications Bachelor's degree in mathematics, education, or a related field (Master's degree preferred). Valid teaching certification in math or a related field. Proven experience teaching mathematics, preferably with struggling learners. Strong understanding of Tier 2 and Tier 3 interventions, data-driven instruction, and differentiated learning strategies. Preferred Skills Experience coaching or mentoring teachers. Expertise in formative assessment...

Job Description Position Title: General Maintenance Technician Reports to : Director of Facilities Approved by : Superintendent of Schools Revised: POSITION SUMMARY : Provide students with a safe, clean, healthy, and functional school building environment and grounds in which to learn and develop. Assume responsibility and/or management as assigned for the above. Provide these services in a confidential and responsible nature. Respond to emergency work as needed. Work from the school departments work order system and as assigned. SALARY & WORK SCHEDULE: Per SCU Contract. Twelve-month position. Salary range is $26.33-37.74 per hour. QUALIFICATIONS: See also" qualification requirements" A willingness to assist Custodial Leads and the...

Job Description Ready to get your hands dirty and turn creativity into camp magic? Join our dynamic and diverse team in the ultimate summer role as a Ceramics Instructor! In this position, you will design and teach engaging ceramics lessons for campers ages 4-15, introducing them to hand-building techniques, clay basics, and creative expression in a fun, inclusive, and age-appropriate environment. You will lead 35-minute periods with small groups of campers, guiding them through hands-on projects while encouraging imagination, patience, and confidence. With the support of 1-3 counselors, you'll help manage groups, maintain a safe and organized studio space, and care for ceramics tools and materials. This role is perfect for a student, teacher, or artist with an interest or experience in ceramics who's excited to inspire creativity and help campers create one-of-a-kind pieces to take home. Come leave this summer knowing you shaped more than just clay, you shaped memories! This...