Gen Ed Teacher - Ypsilanti, MI Soliant - 3.9 Ypsilanti, MI Job Details Full-time | Contract 20 hours ago Qualifications Teaching Certification Parent-teacher conferences (communication methods) Full Job Description Empower high school students to excel in mathematics and build a love for learning as a full-time Math Teacher for the upcoming academic year. This contract opportunity invites you to make a meaningful impact, teaching general education mathematics to students in grades 9-12, starting August 24, 2026, through June 4, 2027. Enjoy a rewarding professional experience within an engaging school setting, working alongside dedicated educators and motivated young minds.

What We're Looking For:

Valid Michigan teaching certificate with a Math Endorsement (please be sure to include current license/certification details). Experience teaching high school math or related subjects preferred. Commitment to fostering an inclusive and academically stimulating classroom environment. Strong classroom management skills, with the ability to tailor instruction to diverse learning styles and needs. Enthusiasm for collaboration with fellow educators, support staff, and students' families. Excellent communication and organizational abilities.

Your Key Responsibilities:

Develop and implement high-quality, standards-based math instruction for high school students. Assess student abilities regularly to adapt lessons, provide targeted feedback, and support student growth. Maintain accurate records of attendance, grades, and student progress. Create a safe, positive, and respectful classroom culture that encourages participation and critical thinking. Participate in school meetings, professional development opportunities, and parent-teacher conferences as needed. Discover the benefits of contract teaching, including a consistent full-time schedule of 37.5 hours per week and the chance to advance your career in an enriching environment. Take the next step in your teaching journey—apply today and help high school students unlock their potential in mathematics for the 2026-2027 school year! #p31