7 math science teacher jobs at 7 companies in Vallejo, CA
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Math and Science Teacher
Oakland, California, United States
$65k-$103k/yrOnsiteFull Time
Envision Education: Operates a network of public charter schools in California.
Multiple Subject Credential required; BA/BS degree; valid California teaching credential or transferable out-of-state equivalent; experience working with families from historically marginalized communities; ability to develop lessons and use data to differentiate instruction.
Leadership - Community Day School - Teacher Math & Science - 2026-2027 School Year - John Finney Complex
Vallejo, California, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Vallejo City Unified School District: Public school district providing K-12 education in Vallejo, California.
Valid state teaching credential required; providing instruction in math and science for secondary pupils, planning lessons, maintaining records, supervising students, and evaluating academic and social growth.
Fusion Academy: Provider of personalized one-on-one private middle and high schooling.
Bachelor's degree required; ability to teach a wide range of math and science courses; experience with diverse learners and mentoring; strong communication, organizational, and technology skills; background check required.
Aspire Public Schools: Operates a network of high-performing public charter schools.
Provide high-quality STEM instruction aligned to California standards; hold required teaching credential/authorization; bachelor’s degree; DOJ background clearance and TB health clearance; 1+ year working with students preferred.
San Mateo Union High School District: Provides public high school and adult education services.
Valid CA single subject teaching credential (English, Math, Social Science, or any Science); ability to teach English, Math, Science and Social Science one-on-one for grades 9–12; 5 hours/week, Monday–Friday assignment.
Archdiocese of San Francisco Department of Catholic Schools: Operates a network of Catholic elementary and high schools.
Valid California teaching credential (or equivalent/in-progress), ability to teach Religion, ELA, Science, Math, and History, knowledge of Common Core/state standards, technology integration, and commitment to Catholic school community.