Math Supervisor - 2026-2027

Summary:

The Supervisor of K-12 Mathematics is a key instructional leader responsible for ensuring every student in Winchester Public Schools meets or exceeds mathematics graduation standards and grade-level proficiency benchmarks. This position drives the coherent, vertical alignment of mathematics curriculum from kindergarten through twelfth grade, with a sustained focus on instructional quality, data-driven decision making, and equitable access to rigorous mathematics coursework for all learners. The Supervisor works in close collaboration with instructional supervisors, multi-classroom leaders & coaches, building administrators, and the Executive Director of K-12 Curriculum and Instruction to design and implement professional development that is grounded in Visible Learning research and aligned to the Elevate 2030 Strategic Plan. This role is essential to advancing Winchester Public Schools' commitment to instructional excellence, learner agency, and student achievement for every child. Curriculum Development and Alignment Leads the development, review, and vertical alignment of K-12 mathematics curriculum to ensure rigorous, standards-aligned learning for all students Oversees the design and implementation of Math Workshop structures across elementary, intermediate, middle, and high school levels Coordinates curriculum maps, pacing guides, and assessment frameworks in partnership with MCL coaches and content teams Ensures alignment of mathematics curriculum to Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) and the goals outlined in the Elevate 2030 Strategic Plan Intervention and Acceleration Designs and manages a coherent K-12 mathematics intervention framework to identify, support, and monitor students who are below grade-level proficiency Develops and oversees acceleration pathways and advanced coursework options to ensure equitable access for all students demonstrating readiness for advanced mathematics Collaborates with special education, ESOL, and gifted education supervisors to ensure inclusive, differentiated mathematics instruction across all learner populations Monitors the effectiveness of intervention and acceleration programs through ongoing data analysis and student outcome review Professional Development and Instructional Coaching Facilitates and delivers high-quality, research-based professional development grounded in Visible Learning principles, including clarity of learning intentions, success criteria, and evidence-based feedback Partners with the MCL coaching team to build teacher capacity in mathematics instruction and formative assessment practices Conducts non-evaluative classroom observations and provides actionable, growth-oriented feedback aligned to the division's instructional framework Designs and supports PLC+ structures at the school level to promote collaborative inquiry and data-informed instruction in mathematics Data, Assessment, and School Improvement Supports school leaders, instructional leadership teams, and teachers in using SOL, benchmark, and formative assessment data to drive instructional decisions and monitor student growth Contributes to division-wide KPI monitoring aligned to Elevate 2030, with particular attention to equity indicators in mathematics achievement and advanced coursework access Assists in the development and review of School Improvement Plans as they relate to mathematics goals and student outcomes Leadership and Collaboration Collaborates with instructional supervisors across content areas to promote cross-curricular connections and a shared commitment to instructional quality Implements, manages, and evaluates mathematics curriculum and instruction projects as directed by the Executive Director of K-12 Curriculum and Instruction Represents Winchester Public Schools in state and regional mathematics networks, staying current with emerging research, best practices, and Virginia Department of Education initiatives Completes other duties as assigned by the Executive Director of K-12 Curriculum and Instruction Qualifications, Education, and Experience Minimum of five years of successful mathematics teaching experience; experience spanning multiple grade bands (elementary and secondary) strongly preferred Demonstrated knowledge of mathematics pedagogy, curriculum development, and instructional best practices across K-12 Familiarity with Visible Learning research and its application to mathematics instruction Experience with Math Workshop structures, intervention frameworks, and academic acceleration strategies Proven ability to facilitate professional development and coach educators in a collegial, non-evaluative context Experience supporting school leaders and instructional teams in data-based decision-making Strong interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills necessary for working effectively across all levels of the organization Demonstrated commitment to equity, student agency, and high expectations for all learners Certifications and Licensure Valid Virginia teaching license required Mathematics endorsement required; elementary mathematics (K-6) and/or secondary mathematics (6-12) endorsements accepted Administration and supervision licensure or endorsement strongly encouraged

Salary:

Commensurate with experience. Range is $92,700 - $142,756 based on the 2026-2027 salary scale. Salary includes payment for Master's Degree. Additional $8,460 for earned Doctorate Degree.

Workday:

Full time/ 12 months / 260

Days Start Date:

July 1, 2026