District Math Coordinator

Career Guide

A District Math Coordinator leads and improves math teaching and learning across a school district. The role supports teachers and principals with curriculum guidance, instructional coaching, professional learning, and the use of student data to raise math achievement.

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Key Responsibilities

Set districtwide goals for math instruction and student outcomes
Select and support math curriculum and instructional resources
Design and deliver professional learning for math teachers and school leaders
Coach teachers through classroom visits, feedback, and planning support
Develop common assessments and support consistent grading practices
Analyze student performance data and identify priority gaps
Partner with principals to strengthen math instruction in each school
Support intervention planning for students who need additional help
Guide math course placement and pathway planning
Coordinate math initiatives and ensure timelines and deliverables are met
Support new teacher onboarding for math instruction
Communicate expectations and updates to schools and district leadership

Top Skills for Success

Instructional Coaching

Curriculum Development

Professional Learning Design

Data Analysis

Assessment Design

Stakeholder Communication

Change Management

Project Management

Teacher Mentoring

Instructional Leadership

Facilitation

Equity Centered Instruction

Career Progression

Can Lead To

Instructional Coach

Math Instructional Specialist

Department Chair

School Based Math Coach

Assistant Principal

Transition Opportunities

Director of Curriculum and Instruction

District Instructional Leader

Director of Teaching and Learning Assistant Superintendent Education Consultant

Common Skill Gaps

Often Missing Skills

District Budget PlanningProgram EvaluationProcurement ProcessesData GovernanceAdult Learning StrategyMeeting DesignImplementation PlanningBoard Presentation Skills

Development SuggestionsBuild a portfolio that shows district level impact, such as professional learning plans, coaching cycles, assessment calendars, and a clear before and after data story. Ask to co lead a curriculum adoption, run a districtwide data review, or present results to senior leadership to strengthen readiness for the role.

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Salary & Demand

Median Salary Range

Entry Level60000 to 85000 USD

Mid Level85000 to 110000 USD

Senior Level110000 to 140000 USD

Growth Trend

Stable demand. Hiring varies by district budget cycles and accountability priorities, with consistent need in districts focused on improving math outcomes and teacher development.

Companies Hiring

Major Employers

Public School DistrictsCharter School NetworksRegional Education Service AgenciesCounty Offices of EducationPrivate SchoolsEducation NonprofitsCurriculum PublishersEducation Consulting Firms

Industry Sectors

K to 12 EducationPublic SectorNonprofit EducationEducation ServicesCurriculum and Assessment

Recommended Next Steps

Collect evidence of impact using student growth, teacher practice indicators, and participation data

Create a one page district math plan with goals, key actions, and progress measures

Lead a professional learning session and gather feedback scores and implementation notes

Shadow a district curriculum leader to learn adoption, budgeting, and rollout steps

Strengthen data skills by building a simple dashboard and a recurring data review routine

Practice executive communication by presenting a short update to principals or district leaders

Update your resume to emphasize scale, outcomes, and cross school collaboration

Network with math coordinators in nearby districts to learn current priorities and hiring timelines