Job Description

High School Math Intervention Teacher

Milwaukee Area | Small-Group Instruction | School-Year Schedule

Help high school students build confidence, close learning gaps, and succeed in math.

Learning Exchange is looking for student-centered, Wisconsin-licensed Math teachers to provide targeted intervention services to students in grades 9–12 at non-public schools throughout the Milwaukee area.

If you enjoy helping students who may be struggling academically and want to see the impact of your instruction through measurable growth, this role gives you the opportunity to focus on small-group teaching and student progress while receiving ongoing coaching and support.

Why You'll Love This Role

• Make a direct, measurable impact on high school students

• Work with students in small groups

• Focus on targeted math instruction and closing learning gaps

• Receive ongoing coaching and instructional support

• Work alongside supportive school and instructional leadership

• Participate in professional development and continued growth

• Enjoy a consistent school-year schedule

• Be part of a collaborative, mission-driven team

What You'll Do

As a High School Math Intervention Teacher, you'll work directly with students in grades 9–12 who need additional academic support.

Your day-to-day responsibilities will include:

• Provide small-group math intervention

• Deliver targeted lessons based on individual student needs

• Use assessment data to plan instruction and monitor student growth

• Administer and analyze Renaissance STAR assessments

• Track attendance and student progress using online systems

• Maintain accurate student records and documentation

• Communicate with school staff, families, and administrators about student progress

• Participate in parent-teacher conferences and family engagement activities

• Collaborate with instructional leaders and fellow educators

• Follow educational policies, procedures, and program expectations

What We're Looking For

Required

• Valid Wisconsin Teaching License in Math

• Strong understanding of differentiated instruction and intervention strategies

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills

• Ability to use online tools for student progress monitoring and data analysis

• Strong relationship-building skills with students, families, and school partners

Preferred Experience

You don't need to have every preferred qualification to be considered. Experience in the following areas is a plus:

• Small-group intervention or specialized instruction

• Middle or high school education

• Renaissance STAR assessments

• Structured curriculum implementation

• Title I services in non-public schools

• Working collaboratively with instructional teams

Work Environment

This position takes place within non-public school settings throughout the Milwaukee area.

You should be comfortable:

• Sitting, standing, bending, and walking throughout the school day

• Moving between classrooms and learning spaces

• Occasionally lifting or carrying instructional materials weighing up to 20 lbs.

• Using stairs as needed within school buildings

You'll Have Support

You won't be expected to figure it all out on your own.

Our instructional leadership team provides ongoing coaching, professional development, and instructional support to help you strengthen your practice and give students the support they need.

Ready to Make a Difference?

If you're a Wisconsin-licensed Math teacher who believes every student can grow with the right support, this is an opportunity to make a meaningful difference every day.

Join us in helping Milwaukee-area high school students build stronger math skills, greater confidence, and a path toward academic success.

Apply Today

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