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High School Math Teacher

Copper River School District
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$48,922 - $73,471 yearly
Oct 25, 2025
Secondary Teacher Full time

COPPER RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT

POSITION VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT

 

The Copper River School District is announcing a position opening at the following school:  

 

POSITION: Mathematics Teacher (exempt)

DURATION: Remainder of the 2025-2026 School Year

 

LOCATION: Glennallen Junior-Senior High School

 

SALARY: Dependent on Placement on Salary Schedule

 

QUALIFICATIONS:

  • Degree with a major in mathematics from an accredited college or university.

  • Alaska Teacher Certificate Type A  with an endorsement in mathematics or eligibility for and acquisition of the same. 

  • Credentials for approval as dual-credit / community college math instructor preferred.

  • Must be computer literate and able to utilize software and tools, such as Edgenuity, IXL, Google Apps for Education, and screencasting technology.

  • Must be knowledgeable about Alaska content standards and performance standards in mathematics.

  • Must be knowledgeable about performance assessments with an emphasis on standards-based assessments.

 

RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Teaches courses in mathematics to secondary students utilizing courses of study adopted by the Board of Education and appropriate curriculum publications as guidelines in teaching the content of individual courses, standards of mathematics through calculus.

  • Instructs pupils in basic subject matter specified in state law, administrative regulations, and policies of the school district.

  • Provides opportunities when needed for individualized and small group instruction to adapt the curriculum to the needs of each student.

  • Designs learning activities that will relate mathematics to the physical world.

  • Evaluates each student’s progress in mathematical knowledge and skills.

  • Communicates with parents to interpret contemporary methods in teaching mathematics.

  • Establishes and maintains standards of student behavior needed to provide an orderly, productive classroom environment. 

  • Works with the school counselors to keep parents informed of progress being made by individual students.

  • Ability to plan and work collaboratively with teachers on implementation of curriculum.

  • Ability to sponsor and participate in extracurricular activities.

CLOSING DATE: When filled

STARTING DATE: Immediately

TO APPLY:  Applications will not be considered complete until the following items are submitted through the Alaska Educator Retention and Recruitment Center at aerrc.org

Completed AERRC Application

Three letters of Reference

Resume, Copy of Teaching Certificate

Letter of Interest 



Naomi Stickney, Human Resources

Ph. 907-822-3234, ext. 1223 or nstickney@crsd.us



JP25-12  3/4/25

About

The Copper River School District (CRSD) central office is located in Glennallen, Alaska. The district’s region is rooted in Ahtna Athabascan Native culture. Glennallen is a supply hub of the Copper River Basin region. Area residents and tourists to the region are served by local businesses and agencies, including health care providers, small grocery and convenience stores, gas stations, a post office, utility cooperatives, churches, and seasonal tourist-related businesses.

The CRSD encompasses 23,994 square miles and has 410 students enrolled in its varied schools. The district’s brick-and-mortar schools are located in Glennallen, Kenny Lake, and Slana. Upstream Learning, the district’s home education program, is headquartered in the central office building in Glennallen. All schools are located on the road system and are easily accessible by car.  

The district is located in the eastern interior of Alaska with extreme weather conditions. The average low temperature in January is -14 degrees; the average high during July is 71 degrees. The region abounds with wildlife, including moose, caribou, bear, sheep, arctic hare, fox, and coyote. Canada geese, swans, cranes, ducks, and a variety of fish make use of the ponds and lakes in the area.

The Copper Basin is in the unincorporated borough. Glennallen and the surrounding communities have  no mayor, city government, or local taxes. Native villages have local governments in the form of village councils. The overall community is highly dependent on volunteerism to operate basic services, such as fire departments and senior centers.

State highway maintenance and federal offices are in Glennallen, as are offices for the Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Troopers, and the Dept. of Fish and Game. The National Park Service's Wrangell-St. Elias Visitor Center is also nearby. Prince William Sound College (part of the University of Alaska system) has a campus in Glennallen. There are two health care facilities near Glennallen. 

 The Glenn/Tok Cutoff and Richardson Highways provide year-round road access to other areas of the state. One of the appealing aspects of living in this region is that Glennallen is a 3-hour (187 miles) drive from Anchorage, and a 4-hour drive (248 miles) to Fairbanks.

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