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Are you searching for a teaching position in Atlanta for the school year?

Consider Teach For America (TFA), which offers a unique opportunity to make an impact in students’ lives and serve the community in Metro Atlanta. 

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Teach For America’s Approach

Teach For America recruits outstanding leaders from all backgrounds and career sectors to become TFA “corps members.” TFA welcomes individuals transitioning to a career in education as well as those that have previously taught or are newly graduating from college. 

Corps members commit to teaching for two years, in the districts and schools most impacted by educational inequity. Corps members are full-time, salaried employees of local public schools, confronting both the challenges and joys of expanding opportunities for kids. Many opt to continue teaching after their two-year TFA commitment ends. During their time with TFA, corps members develop into strong classroom leaders who go beyond traditional expectations to advance students’ academic and personal growth, while helping to strengthen schools. 

In partnership with local universities such as Georgia State University, nonprofit organizations, and businesses, corps members receive initial training, ongoing professional development, and access to an unparalleled resource and support network. 

TFA has more than 3,000 corps members, reaching nearly 250,000 students in more than 1,500 schools.

You'll be placed in your preferred region so long as there's space and you meet the local requirements. Read more below about our placement process.  

Corps Member Eligibility

In order to be considered for a position with TFA, you must have a bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50 and either have U.S. citizenship, national/legal resident status, or be a DACA recipient or EAD holder. You are not required to have a background in education.

In addition to these eligibility requirements, we seek people with a deep belief in the potential of every child, a strong record of achievement, and perseverance in the face of challenges, among other key values and experiences. Read more about the characteristics of strong corps members.

 

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Teaching in Metro Atlanta 

As a corps member, you will be required to complete steps to become highly qualified in the subject(s) you’ll teach and work toward full teaching certification during your two-year commitment. Learn more about earning your teaching license and getting hired at a school. 

Salary 

You’ll receive a salary and benefits from the school district, charter school, or pre-K center where you work. You’ll be paid the same as other beginning teachers working for the same employer. For new teachers in Metro Atlanta, the salary ranges between $47,000 to $50,000. 

Benefits

As a full-time TFA teacher, you are entitled to medical benefits through your school or district. Plans and costs vary, depending on where you teach. Read more on salary and benefits as a corps member, plus take a look at details on the cost of living in Metro Atlanta

You may also be eligible for additional financial incentives exclusively available to TFA corps members. Learn more about financial aid, including transitional funding packages.

After Two Years

After your two-year commitment with TFA, you may choose to stay in the classroom for additional years of teaching. Some TFA alumni go on to work in school leadership, and many others go on to impact educational equity from another sector.

We are dedicated to making sure you have the resources and support you need to lead and continue to work towards change, with a dedicated TFA Metro Atlanta support staff. Learn more about life after the corps.

Our Placement Process

TFA places corps members in more than 40 regions throughout the U.S. During the application process, you can select up to three regions. Then, after interview week concludes, you'll have an opportunity to change your regional selections if you wish. Read more about our placement process.

Make an Impact in Metro Atlanta 

Teach For America has been in Metro Atlanta since 2020, working alongside partners to create opportunities for kids in the region’s most underserved communities. 

As a corps member, you’ll work with our network of more than 1,500 corps members and alumni who are transforming our educational system in classrooms and schools, and throughout the communities of Metro Atlanta. Corps members are placed in Atlanta public schools, charter schools, and public schools in both Fulton and Clayton Counties. 

As part of TFA Metro Atlanta, you’ll work to meaningfully expand opportunities for students, using your background and leadership skills to drive students to academic success and transform lives.

Teaching Jobs in Appalachia

Learn more about teaching in Appalachia, and apply to teach as part of the Teach For America corps today.
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Are you searching for a teaching position in Appalachia?

If you are eager to be part of the educational progress in Kentucky, Teach For America (TFA) could be a great option for you. TFA offers a unique opportunity to make an impact in students’ lives and serve the Appalachian community.

Register Today

 

Teach For America’s Approach

TFA recruits outstanding leaders from all backgrounds and career sectors to become TFA “corps members.” That includes recent college graduates, people who have taught for several years, and those interested in making a career change.

Corps members commit to teaching for two years, where they are full-time, salaried employees of local public schools and confront both the challenges and joys of expanding opportunities for kids. Many choose to continue teaching after their two-year TFA commitment ends. Corps members develop into strong classroom leaders who go beyond traditional expectations to advance students’ academic and personal growth while helping to strengthen schools. They work in the districts and schools most impacted by educational inequity.

In partnership with nonprofit organizations and businesses in Appalachia, corps members receive initial training, ongoing professional development, and access to an unparalleled resource and support network.

TFA has more than 3,000 corps members, reaching nearly 250,000 students in over 1,500 schools.

You'll be placed in your preferred region so long as there's space and you meet the local requirements. Read more below about our placement process.

Corps Member Eligibility

To be considered for a position with TFA, you must have a bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50 and either have U.S. citizenship, national/legal resident status, or be a DACA recipient or EAD holder. You are not required to have a background in education.

In addition to these eligibility requirements, we seek people have a deep belief in the potential of every child, a strong record of achievement, and perseverance in the face of challenges, among other key values and experiences. Read more about the characteristics of strong corps members.

 

Redefine Your Career

Applications to teach in Appalachia are open. Take our quiz to discover your dream career.

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Teaching in Appalachia

As a corps member, you must complete steps to become highly qualified in the subject(s) you’ll teach and work toward full teaching certification during your two-year commitment. Learn more about earning your teaching license and getting hired at a school.

Salary

As a corps member in Appalachia, you’ll receive salary and benefits from the school district, charter school, or pre-K center where you work. You’ll be paid the same as other beginning teachers working for the same employer. Salaries for new teachers in Appalachia start between $32,000 and $38,000.

Benefits

As a full-time TFA teacher, you are entitled to medical benefits through your school or district. Plans and costs vary, depending on where you teach. Read more on salary, benefits, and cost of living in Appalachia.

You may also be eligible for additional financial incentives exclusively available to TFA corps members. Learn more about financial aid, including transitional funding packages.

Teaching Certification

During your time as a corps member in Appalachia, you’ll receive a temporary, provisional teaching certificate during your two-year commitment. You’ll be eligible to earn a full credential during their third year in the classroom.

After Two Years

After your two-year commitment with TFA, you may choose to stay in the classroom for additional years of teaching. Some TFA alumni go on to work in school leadership, and many others go on to impact educational equity from another sector.

We are dedicated to making sure you have the resources and support you need to lead and continue to work towards change, with a dedicated TFA Appalachia support staff. Learn more about life after the corps.

Our Placement Process

TFA places corps members in more than 40 regions throughout the U.S. During the application process, you can select up to three regions. Then, after interview week concludes, you'll have an opportunity to change your regional selections if you wish. Read more about our placement process.

Make an Impact in Appalachia

Teach For America has been in Appalachia since 2011. As a corps member, you’ll work alongside alumni, staff, and fellow educators to challenge educational inequity and build a strong community. Most importantly, you'll help more kids access an excellent education and the life opportunities that come with it.

You’ll join a tight-knit community committed to helping work toward a future in Appalachia that goes beyond the legacy of coal mining and energy production. As a corps member, you’ll teach in one of 16 districts throughout the region, including large consolidated schools, independent city districts, and small isolated community schools. You’ll use your background and leadership skills to drive students to academic success and transform lives. 

Teaching Jobs in Alabama

Learn more about teaching in Alabama, and apply to teach as part of the Teach For America corps today.
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Searching for the right teaching position in Alabama for the school year?

Teach For America (TFA) could be a great option for you. That's true if you’ve taught for several years, you’re making a career change into education, or you’re just graduating from college. TFA is a unique opportunity to impact students’ lives and serve Birmingham, Selma, Greensboro, and beyond.

Register Today

 

Teach For America’s Approach

TFA recruits outstanding leaders from all backgrounds and career sectors to become TFA “corps members.” Corps members commit to teaching for two years, where they are full, salaried employees of local public schools and confront both the challenges and joys of expanding opportunities for kids. Many corps members choose to continue teaching after their two-year TFA commitment ends.

Corps members develop into strong classroom leaders who go beyond traditional expectations to advance students’ academic and personal growth while helping to strengthen schools. They work in the districts and schools most impacted by educational inequity.

In partnership with local universities, other local nonprofit organizations, and businesses across Alabama, corps members receive initial training, ongoing professional development, and access to an unparalleled resource and support network.

TFA has more than 3,000 corps members, reaching nearly 250,000 students in over 1,500 schools.

You'll be placed in your preferred region so long as there's space and you meet the local requirements. Read more below about our placement process.  

Corps Member Eligibility

To be considered for a position with TFA, you must have a bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50 and either have U.S. citizenship, national/legal resident status, or be a DACA recipient or EAD holder. You are not required to have a background in education.

In addition to these eligibility requirements, we seek people who have a deep belief in the potential of every child, a strong record of achievement, and perseverance in the face of challenges, among other key values and experiences. Read more about the characteristics of strong corps members.

 

Redefine Your Career

Applications to teach in Alabama are open. Take our quiz to discover your dream career.

Take The Quiz

 

Teaching in Alabama

As a corps member, you must complete steps to become highly qualified in the subject(s) you’ll teach and work toward full teaching certification during your two-year commitment. Learn more about earning your teaching license and getting hired at a school.

Salary

You’ll receive a salary and benefits from the school district, charter school, or pre-K center where you work.

You’ll be paid the same as other beginning teachers working for the same employer. Salaries typically range from $43,358 to $57,664, depending on the grade and subject level you teach.

Benefits

As a full-time TFA teacher, you are entitled to medical benefits through your school or district. Plans and costs vary, depending on where you teach. Read more on salary, benefits, and cost of living in Alabama.

You may also be eligible for additional financial incentives exclusively available to TFA corps members. Learn more about financial aid, including transitional funding packages.

After Two Years

After your two-year commitment with TFA, you may choose to stay in the classroom for additional years of teaching. Some TFA alumni go on to work in school leadership, and many others go on to impact educational equity from another sector.

We are dedicated to ensuring you have the resources and support you need to lead and continue to work toward change with a dedicated TFA Alabama alumni support staff. Learn more about life after the corps.

Our Placement Process

TFA places corps members in more than 40 regions throughout the U.S. During the application process, you can select up to three regions. Then, after interview week concludes, you'll have an opportunity to change your regional selections if you wish. Read more about our placement process.

Make an Impact in Alabama

After launching our partnership with Alabama in 2010, more than 200 TFA alumni now live and work in the state, following in the footsteps of the activists who came before them and working toward equity and civil rights for all people.

We partner with educators, community organizations, and civic leaders in both rural and urban parts of the state to improve educational outcomes for students. Birmingham is home to our largest group of corps members, but nearly one-third of Alabama corps members live in rural areas such as Selma, Perry County, and Hale County.

As a TFA teacher in Alabama, you will get small-town intimacy with easy access to a big city and the great outdoors. Learn more about what it means to work and teach in the Alabama community.

Teaching Jobs in Greater Baton Rouge

Learn more about teaching in Greater Baton Rouge, and apply to teach as part of the Teach For America corps today.
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Searching for a life-changing teaching position in Baton Rouge?

Teach For America (TFA) could be a great option for you. Whether you’ve taught for several years, you’re making a career change into education, or you’re just graduating from college, TFA is a unique opportunity to impact students’ lives and serve the Greater Baton Rouge community.

Register Today

 

Teach For America’s Approach

TFA recruits outstanding leaders from all backgrounds and career sectors to become TFA “corps members.” That includes people who have previously taught, people transitioning to a career in education, and people just graduating from college. 

Corps members commit to teaching for two years in the districts and schools most impacted by educational inequity. Corps members are full, salaried employees of local public schools, confronting both the challenges and joys of expanding opportunities for kids. Many opt to continue teaching after their two-year TFA commitment ends. During their time with TFA, corps members develop into strong classroom leaders who go beyond traditional expectations to advance students’ academic and personal growth while helping to strengthen schools. 

In partnership with local universities such as Louisiana State University, nonprofit organizations, and businesses in Greater Baton Rouge, corps members receive initial training, ongoing professional development, and access to an unparalleled resource and support network. 

TFA has more than 3,000 corps members, reaching nearly 250,000 students in over 1,500 schools.

You'll be placed in your preferred region so long as there's space and you meet the local requirements. Read more about our placement process below.

Corps Member Eligibility

To be considered for a position with TFA, you must have a bachelor’s degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50 and either have U.S. citizenship, national/legal resident status, or be a DACA recipient or EAD holder. You are not required to have a background in education.

In addition to these eligibility requirements, we seek people who have a deep belief in the potential of every child, a strong record of achievement, and perseverance in the face of challenges, among other key values and experiences. Read more about the characteristics of strong corps members.

 

Redefine Your Career

Applications to teach in Greater Baton Rouge are open. Take our quiz to discover your dream career.

Take The Quiz

Teaching in Greater Baton Rouge 

As a corps member, you must complete steps to become highly qualified in the subject(s) you’ll teach and work toward full teaching certification during your two-year commitment. Learn more about earning your teaching license and getting hired at a school. 

Salary 

You’ll receive a salary and benefits from the school district, charter school, or pre-K center where you work. You’ll be paid the same as other beginning teachers working for the same employer.  Salaries range from $48,400 - $52,000 for new teachers in Greater Baton Rouge.

Benefits

As a full-time TFA teacher, you are entitled to medical benefits through your school or district. Plans and costs vary, depending on where you teach. Read more on salary and benefits as a corps member. 

You may also be eligible for additional financial incentives exclusively available to TFA corps members. Learn more about financial aid, including transitional funding packages.

After Two Years

After your two-year commitment with TFA, you may choose to stay in the classroom for additional years of teaching. Some TFA alumni go on to work in school leadership, and many others go on to impact educational equity from another sector.

We are dedicated to making sure you have the resources and support you need to lead and continue to work towards change, with a dedicated TFA Greater Baton Rouge support staff. Learn more about life after the corps.

Our Placement Process

TFA places corps members in more than 40 regions throughout the U.S. During the application process, you can select up to three regions. Then, after interview week concludes, you'll have an opportunity to change your regional selections if you wish. Read more about our placement process.

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Make an Impact in Greater Baton Rouge

Greater Baton Rouge (previously known as Southern Louisiana) was one of Teach For America’s six founding regions. The state’s education system is often ranked lowest compared to other states, and it’s an area of the country that’s profoundly impacted by educational inequity. 

Since the region was founded, more than 1,000 leaders have served in Greater Baton Rouge—many of whom continue to work toward long-term change in the state. As a corps member, you’ll serve in one of the following five parishes: East Baton Rouge Parish, Ascension Parish, East Feliciana Parish, Pointe Coupee Parish, or St. Helena Parish. The Greater Baton Rouge region includes an urban center and surrounding rural communities. 

As a corps member, you’ll join a network of hundreds of changemakers in the region—alumni and corps members. You'll work to transform the educational system in classrooms and schools in partnership with the community, nonprofit leaders, policymakers, and education advocates. As part of TFA Greater Baton Rouge, you’ll work to expand meaningful opportunities for students, leveraging your background and leadership skills to drive students to academic success.

Teaching Jobs by Region

Looking for your next opportunity to make a meaningful difference? Learn more about teaching as a corps member in one our regions.
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Explore Teaching Jobs Across the Country

The need for passionate educators is more urgent than ever. Teach For America connects current and aspiring teachers with opportunities to make a positive impact in classrooms in over 40 regions.

Select a region from the list below to learn more about teaching opportunities, salary and benefits, certification requirements, and the communities you would serve.

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Our board leadership provides strategic direction and support for our work in New York City.
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New York Advisory Board Members

Co-Chair

Global CIO JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Lori Beer


Co-chair

COO & Head of Education Technology 85 Advisors

Amy Jones

New York

97


President and CIO Neuberger Berman

Joseph V. Amato


Managing Partner Mighty Cultures

Julian Gonzalez


Managing Partner Tryline Capital

William Harsh

Founder and CEO OpenSlate

Mike Henry


Chairman and CEO SESAC

John Josephson


Global Head of Financial Sponsor M&A Goldman Sachs

Haidee Lee

Co-Founder & Advisor Student Success Network

Sue Lehmann


Executive Director Overdeck Family Foundation

Anu Malipatil

New York

03


Senior Vice President, Talent Management and Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion Fanatics

Toretha McGuire


Managing Director, Worldwide Financial Services Amazon Web Services

Scott Mullins

Americas COO, Investment Management Microsoft

Kevin Pemberton


Founder and CEO GingerBread Capital

Linnea Conrad Roberts


Chief Financial Officer CanAm Enterprises

Anthony Ross


Founder and CEO Rosado Shaw Group

Deborah Rosado Shaw


Managing Principal Monarch Alternative Capital

Adam Sklar


Managing Director, Global Head of Equities Distribution Barclays

Ronnie Wexler


Partner, Head of Capital Markets L Catterton

Phil Wood


The Associate Board

The Associate Board is a group of young NYC professionals who help build sustainable support for Teach For America New York through events, fundraising, and volunteering. Learn more.

Associate Board Members

CEO Connection

Jason Beck

JPMorgan Chase & Co

Andrew Brown

Detroit

15

Centerbridge Partners, L.P.

Andrew Callister

Vornado Realty Trust

Brian Cantrell

Monarch Alternative Capital LP

Kevin Chen

Membership Co-Chair

TA Associates

Michelle Chen

M.A. Candidate, Stanford History

Zach Cherian

American Industrial Partners

Angus Cusack

Co-Chair

Google

JR Fujimoto

Greater Baton Rouge

08

Programs Chair

Kquika

Selah Hampton

Success Academy Charter Schools

Brad Hanson

Dallas-Fort Worth

16

Anchorage Capital Advisors, L.P.

Eric Hubey

Centerbridge Partners, L.P.

Alisha Jain

Membership Co-Chair

Harmonic

Soham Kamat

Jefferies LLC

Jaspinder Kanwal

MassChallenge

Harry Kelley

Bregal Sagemount

Stephanie Li

64 Squares

Yin Lin

New York

11

Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies

Zakariah Malik

Bay Area

14

Lazard

Alex McEnroe

Warburg Pincus

Zack Milles

Alumni Chair

Quorum Private Wealth

Dylan O'Shea

Baltimore

08

Islet Management

Samir Parikh

PayPal

Amy Pinkus

Bay Area

17

Lowenstein Sandler LLP

Kelsey Repka

Greater Delta: Mississippi & Arkansas

11

Co-Chair

Propel America

Katherine Roger

D.C.

08

Daikin Comfort

Andrew Senter

Bay Area

10

Chan Zuckerberg Initiative

Angela Shin

Bay Area

13

Onnix

Mrinal Singh

Development Chair

Baker & Hostetler, LLP

Victoria Stork

Greater Delta: Mississippi & Arkansas

11

Carta

Kavya Tewari

MBA Candidate, The Wharton School

William Van Ullen

The Alumni Association

The Alumni Association aims to connect alumni to other alumni, to current corps members, and to communities to serve our vision: One day, all children in New York City will have the opportunity to attend great neighborhood schools that support, inspire, and challenge them to be the leaders our city needs.

Alumni Association Board Members

Chairwoman

High School Mathematics Teacher and STEAM Coordinator New Heights Academy Charter School

Sharon Collins

New York

99

Vice Chairwoman

Assistant Director of Assessment State University of New York at Stony Brook

Yasmene Kimble

Charlotte-Piedmont Triad

18

Secretary

Business Owner Plant Corner LLC in Harlem

Jira Sai

New York

17

Treasurer

Special Education Math Teacher Achievement First

Denys Torres

Tulsa

15

Director of Data & Development South Bronx Early College Academy

Tyree Alexander

New York

12

People Success Partner Ramp

Cynthia Bouldrick

Delaware

11

Speech Language Pathologist NYC Department of Education

Renee Dobrinsky

New York

18

Candidate for EdD Education Leadership and Policy Vanderbilt

Ornella Parker

New York

14

Program Director Health Information Project

Bethany Schaid

New York

09

Teacher DOE

Deja Senghor

New York

22

Assistant Principal of Humanities Innovation Charter High School

Portia Stanley

New York

14

Lawyer Paul Hastings

DeNae Thomas

New York

04

Senior Associate Partner, Innovative Schools NewSchools Venture Fund

Andrew Vega

Los Angeles

07

We are a group of passionate individuals committed to creating positive change within the movement for education equity in New York City.
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About Us

Since 2007, the Associate Board has rallied support among New York City’s champions and raised nearly one million dollars to support Teach For America New York corps members, alumni, and students. 

What We Do

Our sights are set on building sustainable support for Teach For America New York through

  • Events that spread awareness about the need for better education for all kids in NYC, regardless of zip code.
  • Fundraising that directly supports better education for kids in NYC who need it the most!
  • Volunteer experiences that offer an opportunity to make a difference in a child’s life.
  • New members and new friends! Learn more about joining below.

Become an Associate Board Member

Associate Board members formally agree to take their passion for education equity to the next level through the following activities:

  • Investing your time and ideas through biannual meetings, volunteer opportunities, committees, and annual events.
  • Committing to fundraising (or giving) at a Member ($1,500) or Leader ($2,500) level or higher for NYC’s educators and kids. 
  • Connecting TFA NY with people and organizations in your networks to help bring us closer to reaching our goals.
  • Educating yourself and advocating to your peers about how we can improve the education outcomes for low-income communities in NYC.
  • Volunteering your time to opportunities that impact kids in our city.

How to Apply

The next window to apply for TFA NY Associate Board membership is August 15 - September 15, 2025. To apply, please send a statement about your motivation to join and a link to your resume/LinkedIn page to Christian Hill.

Associate Board members come together in celebration and camaraderie to commemorate a year of impact at the annual benefit dinner.

Meet Our Associate Board Members

Alumni Chair

CEO Connection

Jason Beck


Fortinbras Enterprises LP

Brad Bisca


Vornado Realty Trust

Brian Cantrell


Monarch Alternative Capital LP

Kevin Chen


M.A. Candidate, Stanford History

Zach Cherian


Imagine Learning

Lucas Cocco Delgado

Massachusetts

19


Burson

​​Jacob Coughlin

Greater New Orleans

20


Google

JR Fujimoto

Louisiana

08


Robinson & Cole LLP

​​​Sabrina Galli

Eastern North Carolina

14


Stealth

Elizabeth Grabowski


Programs Chair

KQUIKA

Selah Hampton


Success Academy Charter Schools

Brad Hanson

Dallas-Fort Worth

18


Anchorage Capital Advisors

Eric Hubey


Board Co-Chair

ExpandED Schools

Ashley Johnson

Cleveland

14


Jefferies LLC

Jaspinder Kanwal


Clayton, Dubilier & Rice

Catherine Lee


64 Squares

Yin Lin

New York

11


Morgan Stanley

​Helen Lu


Lazard

Alex McEnroe


Warburg Pincus

Zack Milles


PayPal

Amy Pinkus

Bay Area

17


Board Co-Chair

Lowenstein Sandler LLP

Kelsey Repka

Mississippi Delta

11


Daikin Comfort

Andrew Senter

Bay Area

10


Chan Zuckerberg Initiative

Angela Shin

Bay Area

13


Development Chair

Baker & Hostetler, LLP

Victoria Stork

Mississippi

11


Carta

Kavya Tewari


Black Diamond Capital Management

​​​Jared Yaghoubian


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