Math Fellow - Small Group Instruction

AmeriCorps Math Fellow

Organization: Blueprint Schools Network

Program: AmeriCorps Math Fellows Program

Term of Service: One Academic School Year Position 

About Blueprint Schools Network & The Role

At Blueprint Schools Network, we believe that every student possesses incredible potential that deserves to be fully realized through high-quality, personalized instruction. As an AmeriCorps Math Fellow, you won’t just support students—you’ll help expand access to high-quality math instruction for young people who deserve every opportunity to succeed. Along the way, you’ll build the skills, experience, and confidence to become an exceptional educator and community leader.

As a Fellow, you will deliver intensive, small-group math instruction during the school day, working directly with students to build their confidence, strengthen their foundational math skills, and help them reach their full potential. You will receive structured onboarding, regular 1-on-1 coaching, collaborative lesson planning, and whole-group professional development throughout the program year.

This is practice-based learning at its best: you grow as an educator in real time, backed by a supportive professional network.

Real service. Real students. Real results.

Why This Role Matters

The opportunity gap is real—and Fellows help close it.

Far too many students—disproportionately those from historically under-resourced communities—move through school without receiving the rigorous, personalized math support they need to build lasting confidence and academic momentum. The effects compound: students who fall behind early are less likely to access advanced coursework, post-secondary opportunities, and economic mobility.

Blueprint Math Fellows serve at exactly this inflection point. By providing daily, intensive small-group instruction, Fellows accelerate learning, rebuild academic confidence, and help students access the full promise of their education. The impact isn't abstract—it is measurable, and it belongs to you.

Term Options & National Service Benefits

AmeriCorps service comes with a bi-weekly living allowance rather than a salary or hourly wage over the term of service (academic school year). Within each region, the final living allowance falls within a specific band determined by the local school/program day schedule and average daily on-site service hours.

Living stipend band ranges (for school day schedules of 6 hours or more) per region for 2026-2027 School Year are:

•  Arizona: $21,000 to $24,000

*Living Stipend: Living allowances are paid out in equal bi-weekly installments across the active term of service. Total stipend amounts may be adjusted for members starting after the official program launch date based on remaining pay periods. 

In addition to the living stipend, Blueprint AmeriCorps Math Fellows that meet AmeriCorps service hour requirements and remain in good standing are eligible for an end-of-term living allowance balance aligned with their AmeriCorps slot.

•  Full-Time (1,700 service hours): $2,000

•  Three-Quarter Time (1,200 service hours): $1,000

•  Half-Time (900 service hours): $500

Note:  The majority of service hours are completed through direct tutoring services provided to students during the school day.  Remaining service hours are earned through professional development and volunteer activities.

**End-of-Term Living Allowance Balance: End-of-term living allowance balance disbursement upon completing all required service hours while remaining in good standing. 

Full details regarding Blueprint’s living stipend and End of Year Completion Bonus are provided to candidates during the recruitment process. 

Additional Member Benefits

•  Eli Segal AmeriCorps Education Award: Upon successful completion of your term, members may earn an Education Award usable toward existing qualified student loans or future higher education tuition and expenses.

Segal AmeriCorps Education Award Amounts

Note: An individual may earn up to the value of two full-time education awards in their lifetime across all national service terms. Under current federal law, the Segal Education Award is considered taxable income in the calendar year in which it is used/redeemed. 

•  Healthcare Coverage: Full-time members are provided medical, dental, and vision with 100% of the individual-level premium paid by Blueprint.  Cost-sharing plans are available to add dependents.  

•  SNAP Benefits:  AmeriCorps members are eligible to apply for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits to help offset monthly food costs through their state programs.  Eligibility is determined by individual state rules.

•  Childcare Assistance: Available to eligible full-time service members through AmeriCorps.

•  Loan Forbearance & Interest Accrual Repayment: Eligible federal student loans may be placed in forbearance during service, with interest paid off by AmeriCorps upon successful term completion.

•  Built-in Professional Time: Paid time designated specifically for daily prep/planning and up to 72 hours of professional growth and 1-on-1 instructional coaching.

Blueprint Schools Network Benefits

Our Benefits & Employee Well-being

•  Planning and Preparation: Daily planning and preparation built into your schedule

•  30 minute duty free lunch

•  Sick leave and personal leave

•  One-on-One coaching and ongoing feedback.

•  Real-world experience valued across education and mission-driven careers 

•  Fellows enrolled in Blueprint’s medical plan have access to All One Health Assistance Program: Access confidential, 24/7/365 support at no cost to you or your household members. Services include professional mental health counseling, financial and legal and work-life. Phone, app, or portal.

•  Ongoing Well-being Support: Take advantage of monthly interactive EAP orientation sessions designed to help you navigate and maximize your mental health, financial, legal, and work-life benefits. 

•  Telehealth & Virtual Care: Access board-certified primary care doctors, dermatologists, and behavioral health therapists via video or phone through MDLIVE and Talkspace. 

•  Pre-Tax Commuter Savings: Save up to 30% on public transit, parking, and vanpooling expenses with convenient payroll deduction accounts. 

Key Responsibilities (AmeriCorps Member Service Activities)

During your term of service, you will:

•  Deliver High-Impact Instruction: Lead daily, small-group math instruction during the school day for small cohorts of students.

•  Data-Driven Support: Track student progress and adapt instructional approaches in real time using assessment data.

•  Build Meaningful Relationships: Foster strong, trusting relationships with students to build academic confidence, engagement, and a positive mindset toward math.

•  Collaborate with Educators: Partner closely with classroom teachers, school administrators, and fellow AmeriCorps members to align tutoring with classroom instruction.

•  Engage in Professional Growth: Participate in daily planning sessions, 1-on-1 coaching, and structured professional development (up to 72 hours per year).

•  Maintain Service Commitments: Complete required service hours over the course of the school year.

From Tutor to Teacher: Explore Your Pathway

Whether you are exploring a career in teaching, planning to get certified, or simply driven to do meaningful work, the Math Fellow role gives you the foundation to move forward with purpose.

Through our "Tutor to Teacher" path, you will gain essential professional skills like communication, adaptability, and problem-solving. As you consider your next steps, Blueprint connects Fellows with partner organizations and pathways into teaching, formal teacher certification, and graduate study.

Qualifications & Eligibility Requirements

AmeriCorps Eligibility Requirements:

•  Be at least 18 years of age at the start of service.

•  Be a U.S. citizen, U.S. national, or lawful permanent resident.

•  Satisfy the National Service Criminal History Check requirements.

Role Qualifications:

•  Education: Current enrollment in a degree program, prior enrollment, or completion of an Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree.

•  Language Skills: Proficiency in English required; Spanish language skills are a plus.

•  Core Competencies: Passion for educational equity, strong communication skills, empathy, adaptability, and a desire to work directly with students.

•  Commitment: Ability to commit to the full school-year term of service and reliably commute to assigned school placement and commit to assigned schedule.

•  Satisfy Blueprint and local school/district background screening requirements

Apply Today

This is more than a role—it’s a chance to build a career rooted in purpose, impact, and growth.

Apply today and start making a difference.

This program is available to all, without discrimination on the basis of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, pregnancy, religion, age, national origin, genetic information, disability, military status, familial status, political affiliation, or any other characteristic protected by law. 

Blueprint Schools Network is an equal opportunity organization committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion.

This material is based upon work supported by AmeriCorps under Grant No. 26NDFMA001. Program services are funded in part by AmeriCorps and local matching public funds.