K|12 Equity|Focused Teacher

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Qualifications
Guidance on obtaining an initial teaching license before entering the classroom and full teacher certification where state regulations require
Master’s degree options
2.5 cumulative undergraduate GPA or higher
Bachelor’s degree (in any field of study)
Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States, EAD holder, or have DACA status
Applicants do not need a background in education or teaching certification—all experience levels and backgrounds are welcome to apply
Benefits
As a member of our two-year teaching corps, you’ll work as a full-time educator employed by a school district in an underserved community of your choosing across the U.S. You’ll teach PK-12 in one or more core subjects, including science, math, computer science, STEM, humanities, ELA, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, and social studies
Up to $6+,000/year full-time salary and benefits (including dental, health, life insurance, retirement plan, vision, and paid vacation)
Access to financial support offerings to help you until your first paycheck, including:
A Baseline Regional Stipend for all incoming corps members, based on region
An additional $3,000 Pell/EAD Stipend for Pell Grant recipients or EAD holders
The option to apply for additional need-based support, including grants and zero-interest loans*
Additional benefits through AmeriCorps (including federal loan forbearance, interest accrual payments, and education awards such as the Segal AmeriCorps Education Award)
Intensive teaching and leadership training and classroom preparation
Camaraderie and lifelong connections with people who share your values
Access to a network of over 65,000 TFA alumni leaders across multiple fields and sectors
Need-based packages are awarded based on demonstrated need and stipend amount
With Teach For America, you’ll make an immediate impact in your community by elevating student outcomes in the classroom
Responsibilities
This role will begin in the Fall of the 2025 school year
Job description
Are you ready to make a meaningful impact as a teacher in the fall of 2025? At Teach For America (TFA), we’re more than just teachers. We’re a network of 70,000 leaders committed to driving systemic change by addressing educational inequities. Our mission is deeply rooted in equity, and we envision a future where every child has access to an excellent education.

As a member of our two-year teaching corps, you’ll work as a full-time educator employed by a school district in an underserved community of your choosing across the U.S. You’ll teach PK-12 in one or more core subjects, including science, math, computer science, STEM, humanities, ELA, reading, special education, Spanish/bilingual education, ESL, history, and social studies.

Note: We’re seeking mission-aligned candidates who are passionate about equity and are driven to lead systemic change. This program is not primarily a teaching pipeline to fill open teaching roles or to fast track certification. This role will begin in the Fall of the 2025 school year. We place corps members in East Palo Alto, Redwood City, San Jose, Oakland, Richmond, and San Francisco.

Benefits:
• Up to $6+,000/year full-time salary and benefits (including dental, health, life insurance, retirement plan, vision, and paid vacation)
• Access to financial support offerings to help you until your first paycheck, including:
• A Baseline Regional Stipend for all incoming corps members, based on region
• An additional $3,000 Pell/EAD Stipend for Pell Grant recipients or EAD holders
• The option to apply for additional need-based support, including grants and zero-interest loans*
• Additional benefits through AmeriCorps (including federal loan forbearance, interest accrual payments, and education awards such as the Segal AmeriCorps Education Award)
• Guidance on obtaining an initial teaching license before entering the classroom and full teacher certification where state regulations require
• Master’s degree options
• Intensive teaching and leadership training and classroom preparation
• Camaraderie and lifelong connections with people who share your values
• Access to a network of over 65,000 TFA alumni leaders across multiple fields and sectors
• Need-based packages are awarded based on demonstrated need and stipend amount.

Minimum Requirements:
• 2.5 cumulative undergraduate GPA or higher
• Bachelor’s degree (in any field of study)
• Must be a citizen, national, or legal resident of the United States, EAD holder, or have DACA status
• Applicants do not need a background in education or teaching certification—all experience levels and backgrounds are welcome to apply

Who We Are:

For over 30 years, our corps members and alumni have been building close-knit relationships while working in partnership with students, families, and educators. Together, they set the foundation students need to accelerate learning and empower their futures. With Teach For America, you’ll make an immediate impact in your community by elevating student outcomes in the classroom. You’ll collaborate with equity-minded entrepreneurs, creators, and activists to transform our education system for the long term.

Learn more about who we are and what we do at www.teachforamerica.org:
• Get a deeper look at our teaching corps, application process, and more
• Explore the regions where we work
• Learn about getting qualified to teach and certification processes
• See how our alumni are transforming our education system across all sectors
• Understand our financial benefits

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