High School Math Teacher Jobs at Rex.zone

Discover high school math teacher jobs across public, charter, and private schools, plus remote and hybrid roles with EdTech and AI-focused employers. Apply for full-time, contract, and freelance opportunities from entry-level to senior leadership.

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Introduction: Find High School Math Teacher Jobs Now

high school math teacher jobs are teaching roles focused on Algebra, Geometry, Precalculus, Calculus, and Statistics for grades 9–12. This page helps you understand the role, find open positions, and apply on Rex.zone. Beyond classroom teaching, today’s high school math teacher jobs intersect with data-driven instruction, online learning, and education technology. Schools and EdTech partners on Rex.zone hire for curriculum development, assessment item writing, and even AI-aligned work such as building math datasets that support LLM training pipelines, tutoring chatbots, and learning analytics. Whether you seek remote, contract, freelance, or full-time roles, Rex.zone centralizes hiring so you can explore, compare, and apply efficiently.

What the Role Involves

At its core, a high school math teacher plans, delivers, and assesses standards-aligned instruction to help students achieve mastery of mathematical concepts and problem-solving strategies. The daily workflow balances classroom facilitation with lesson planning, grading, and collaboration.

Entity Expansion: Related Job Types

Candidates searching for high school math teacher jobs often explore adjacent roles that leverage similar expertise in pedagogy, curriculum, and assessment.

Modern Tools and AI/ML Workflows

While the core classroom role remains human-centered, many schools and partners now augment instruction with AI-enabled platforms. On Rex.zone, some high school math teacher jobs include outreach to EdTech teams, AI labs, or annotation vendors where certified teachers help author and review math problems, rationales, and step-by-step solutions used to train and evaluate large language models (LLMs).

Qualifications and Certifications

Most high school math teacher jobs require licensure and content expertise. Requirements vary by state, country, and employer type.

Key Skills

Hiring teams look for a mix of pedagogical, content, and collaboration skills that demonstrate readiness to drive student outcomes.

Employment Types and Search Modifiers

To serve different career preferences, Rex.zone lists high school math teacher jobs across flexible work arrangements and levels.

Specializations and Courses

Specialized endorsements and content expertise help your profile stand out for high school math teacher jobs in advanced or niche offerings.

Compensation and Benefits

Pay varies by region, credentialing, and employer type. Use Rex.zone filters to compare offers transparently.

How to Apply on Rex.zone

Rex.zone streamlines the process for candidates exploring high school math teacher jobs. Create a profile highlighting certification, subject expertise, and portfolio samples.

Who Hires on Rex.zone

Rex.zone connects educators to a broad ecosystem of employers offering high school math teacher jobs and adjacent roles.

Candidate Tips to Stand Out

Demonstrate measurable impact and readiness for rigorous instruction to win competitive high school math teacher jobs.

Navigational Anchor: Why Rex.zone

Rex.zone centralizes high school math teacher jobs so you can compare roles, benefits, and schedules across school systems and EdTech. With clear filters, job alerts, and in-platform messaging, Rex.zone reduces hiring friction for candidates and teams while supporting both classroom and AI-aligned opportunities.

Transactional CTA: Start Your Application

Ready to teach Algebra, Geometry, or AP Calculus? Create your profile on Rex.zone and apply to high school math teacher jobs today. Set your preferences for remote, contract, freelance, or full-time roles and receive instant alerts when matching positions go live.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What qualifications are required for high school math teacher jobs?

    Most employers require a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics or Math Education and a valid state teaching license. AP/IB experience, assessment design skills, and comfort with LMS and LLM-enabled tools are preferred for advanced courses.

  • Q: Are remote or hybrid roles available?

    Yes. Rex.zone lists remote, hybrid, and on-site high school math teacher jobs, including online schools, virtual academies, and contract roles for curriculum development and item writing.

  • Q: What is the typical salary?

    Salaries vary by region and school type. Public schools often range from $45,000–$90,000 depending on experience and credits. Contract and freelance work for curriculum or online instruction typically ranges from $25–$80 per hour.

  • Q: Do I need AP certification to teach AP Calculus or AP Statistics?

    Formal AP certification isn’t required, but AP Summer Institute training and prior AP teaching experience are strongly preferred. Schools look for a track record of student success on AP exams.

  • Q: Which employers post on Rex.zone?

    Districts, charter networks, private schools, online schools, EdTech startups, AI labs, BPOs, and annotation vendors all post high school math teacher jobs, including roles that support LLM training pipelines and content quality.

  • Q: How do I stand out as a candidate?

    Show measurable impact (AP pass rates, benchmark gains), share sample lessons and assessments, highlight differentiation and data-driven instruction, and discuss ethical, effective use of technology and LLM tutors.

  • Q: Can new graduates apply?

    Yes. Entry-level high school math teacher jobs are available, including mentored positions, long-term substitutes, and online teaching roles. Alternative certification pathways may be supported depending on the state.

  • Q: How does Rex.zone support the application process?

    Rex.zone provides profile-based applications, document management, employer messaging, and job alerts so you can track and manage multiple applications in one dashboard.

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