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School Nurse positions in the United States are available to international nursing professionals through the J-1 visa, typically under the Trainee or Specialist program category. A U.S. Department of State-designated sponsor organization issues your DS-2019 and arranges sponsorship with your host employer, covering structured clinical or public health training objectives.
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One City Schools | Madison, Wisconsin
Full-Time | School-Year Position
Salary Range: $55k - $80k depending on qualifications and experience
Reports to: Middle School Principal
Application Deadline: Open until filled. Seeking February 2026 to start.
Teach with purpose. Build confidence. Shape what’s possible.
At One City Schools, math is not just about answers, it’s about thinking, persistence, and belief in one’s own capacity. We are seeking a Middle School Math Teacher who brings both instructional strength and a steady, relational presence to the classroom.
Our Scholars deserve educators who believe deeply in their potential and who know how to create structured, joyful learning environments where challenge is welcomed and support is consistent.
About the Role
As a Middle School Math Teacher, you will deliver rigorous, standards-aligned instruction that builds conceptual understanding, procedural fluency, and confidence in problem-solving. You will create a classroom that is predictable, engaging, and intellectually alive, where Scholars are supported to take risks, persist through challenge, and grow as mathematicians and community members.
This role is ideal for an educator who values structure, reflection, and collaboration and who understands the unique developmental needs of middle school learners.
What You’ll Do
As a Math Teacher, you will serve as a lead teacher and coach who strengthens math learning and instructional excellence across grades 5 – 8. A few key responsibilities include:
- Teach engaging, standards-aligned middle school mathematics lessons
- Build a calm, structured classroom environment aligned with One City routines and expectations
- Use data and assessments to inform instruction and support Scholar growth
- Differentiate instruction to meet the needs of diverse learners
- Foster productive struggle, perseverance, and mathematical confidence
- Collaborate with colleagues on curriculum, data, and instructional improvement
- Communicate proactively and professionally with families
- Participate fully in professional development, coaching, and team learning
Who You Are (Ideal Candidate Description)
You are a thoughtful, skilled middle school math educator who brings both instructional strength and a steady, relational presence to the classroom. You believe every Scholar can grow in mathematics and that confidence, persistence, and curiosity matter just as much as correct answers.
You might be a great fit for this role if you:
- Bring a strong understanding of middle school math content and know how to make it accessible, engaging, and intellectually challenging
- Create structured, predictable learning environments where Scholars feel safe taking academic risks
- Use data as a tool for insight and reflection, not judgment, and adjust instruction in response to what Scholars show you
- Build trusting relationships with Scholars and contribute positively to a collaborative teaching team
- Believe in culturally responsive teaching and designing instruction for diverse learners and learning profiles
- Value consistency, clear expectations, and shared practices that support both learning and belonging
- Want to be part of a school community where character, relationships, and academic rigor work together
What You Bring
Required
- Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics, Education, or a related field
- Valid Wisconsin teaching license or eligibility for licensure
- Experience teaching mathematics at the middle school level
- Strong classroom management and instructional skills
- Commitment to equity, inclusion, and culturally responsive teaching
Preferred
- Master’s degree in Education or a related field
- Experience in a charter school or urban education setting
- Strong data-informed instructional practices
- Ability to build meaningful relationships with Scholars and families
Our Benefits
Comprehensive Package
- Competitive salary based on education and experience
- 11-month schedule with dedicated planning time
- 14 PTO days plus holidays, winter, and spring breaks
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- 401(k) with 5.9% employer match
- Life insurance and long-term disability
- Employee Assistance Program
Unique One City Benefits
- On-campus infant and early learning care with discounted tuition
- Homeownership support through the Own-It Program ($19,000 down payment grants)
- Admission priority for age-eligible children of employees
- Comprehensive professional development and coaching
About One City Schools
One City Schools is a public charter school system serving children from birth through middle school in Madison, Wisconsin. Our mission is to seed a new model of public education that ensures children are on track to succeed from birth through high school graduation. We are redefining what’s possible in public education by combining academic excellence with deep community partnership, innovation, and love. One City was awarded the 2025 Wisconsin Innovation Award for education, which honors visionaries whose bold ideas are transforming their fields.
A Model That Delivers Results
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction has recognized both our elementary and middle schools for “Exceeding Expectations” in academic growth and closing achievement gaps. Our Scholars consistently outperform statewide peers—middle school students growing faster than 98% of students across Wisconsin, and elementary Scholars surpassing 75% of their peers. We serve the highest percentage of Black students in Dane County, along with many multilingual learners and students from low-income households, while still achieving some of the strongest academic gains in the region. Our results show that opportunity and achievement gaps are not inevitable, and that children thrive when supported with high expectations, strong routines, joyful learning, and a community that believes in their potential.
Diversity & Equal Opportunity Statement
One City Schools welcomes applicants from all backgrounds, identities, and experiences who share our belief that every child deserves an excellent education and that creating such a world begins with how we work together.
How To Apply
Use the application form on the right to submit your materials. A résumé is required. A cover letter is optional but strongly preferred, as it helps us understand your fit with our mission and model.
If you choose to include a cover letter, please address the following:
- Why One City Schools? What draws you to our mission and this role?
- Your classroom approach. How you build calm, consistent, joyful learning environments.
- Family partnership. What partnering with families looks like to you in a two-generation model.
Applicants who address these prompts will be prioritized in our screening process.
Relocation assistance may be available for qualified candidates. We welcome applicants from outside Wisconsin who feel called to our mission.
For questions, contact our People Team at hr@onecityschools.org.
Middle School Math Teacher
One City Schools | Madison, Wisconsin
Full-Time | School-Year Position
Salary Range: $55k - $80k depending on qualifications and experience
Reports to: Middle School Principal
Application Deadline: Open until filled. Seeking February 2026 to start.
Teach with purpose. Build confidence. Shape what’s possible.
At One City Schools, math is not just about answers, it’s about thinking, persistence, and belief in one’s own capacity. We are seeking a Middle School Math Teacher who brings both instructional strength and a steady, relational presence to the classroom.
Our Scholars deserve educators who believe deeply in their potential and who know how to create structured, joyful learning environments where challenge is welcomed and support is consistent.
About the Role
As a Middle School Math Teacher, you will deliver rigorous, standards-aligned instruction that builds conceptual understanding, procedural fluency, and confidence in problem-solving. You will create a classroom that is predictable, engaging, and intellectually alive, where Scholars are supported to take risks, persist through challenge, and grow as mathematicians and community members.
This role is ideal for an educator who values structure, reflection, and collaboration and who understands the unique developmental needs of middle school learners.
What You’ll Do
As a Math Teacher, you will serve as a lead teacher and coach who strengthens math learning and instructional excellence across grades 5 – 8. A few key responsibilities include:
- Teach engaging, standards-aligned middle school mathematics lessons
- Build a calm, structured classroom environment aligned with One City routines and expectations
- Use data and assessments to inform instruction and support Scholar growth
- Differentiate instruction to meet the needs of diverse learners
- Foster productive struggle, perseverance, and mathematical confidence
- Collaborate with colleagues on curriculum, data, and instructional improvement
- Communicate proactively and professionally with families
- Participate fully in professional development, coaching, and team learning
Who You Are (Ideal Candidate Description)
You are a thoughtful, skilled middle school math educator who brings both instructional strength and a steady, relational presence to the classroom. You believe every Scholar can grow in mathematics and that confidence, persistence, and curiosity matter just as much as correct answers.
You might be a great fit for this role if you:
- Bring a strong understanding of middle school math content and know how to make it accessible, engaging, and intellectually challenging
- Create structured, predictable learning environments where Scholars feel safe taking academic risks
- Use data as a tool for insight and reflection, not judgment, and adjust instruction in response to what Scholars show you
- Build trusting relationships with Scholars and contribute positively to a collaborative teaching team
- Believe in culturally responsive teaching and designing instruction for diverse learners and learning profiles
- Value consistency, clear expectations, and shared practices that support both learning and belonging
- Want to be part of a school community where character, relationships, and academic rigor work together
What You Bring
Required
- Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics, Education, or a related field
- Valid Wisconsin teaching license or eligibility for licensure
- Experience teaching mathematics at the middle school level
- Strong classroom management and instructional skills
- Commitment to equity, inclusion, and culturally responsive teaching
Preferred
- Master’s degree in Education or a related field
- Experience in a charter school or urban education setting
- Strong data-informed instructional practices
- Ability to build meaningful relationships with Scholars and families
Our Benefits
Comprehensive Package
- Competitive salary based on education and experience
- 11-month schedule with dedicated planning time
- 14 PTO days plus holidays, winter, and spring breaks
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- 401(k) with 5.9% employer match
- Life insurance and long-term disability
- Employee Assistance Program
Unique One City Benefits
- On-campus infant and early learning care with discounted tuition
- Homeownership support through the Own-It Program ($19,000 down payment grants)
- Admission priority for age-eligible children of employees
- Comprehensive professional development and coaching
About One City Schools
One City Schools is a public charter school system serving children from birth through middle school in Madison, Wisconsin. Our mission is to seed a new model of public education that ensures children are on track to succeed from birth through high school graduation. We are redefining what’s possible in public education by combining academic excellence with deep community partnership, innovation, and love. One City was awarded the 2025 Wisconsin Innovation Award for education, which honors visionaries whose bold ideas are transforming their fields.
A Model That Delivers Results
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction has recognized both our elementary and middle schools for “Exceeding Expectations” in academic growth and closing achievement gaps. Our Scholars consistently outperform statewide peers—middle school students growing faster than 98% of students across Wisconsin, and elementary Scholars surpassing 75% of their peers. We serve the highest percentage of Black students in Dane County, along with many multilingual learners and students from low-income households, while still achieving some of the strongest academic gains in the region. Our results show that opportunity and achievement gaps are not inevitable, and that children thrive when supported with high expectations, strong routines, joyful learning, and a community that believes in their potential.
Diversity & Equal Opportunity Statement
One City Schools welcomes applicants from all backgrounds, identities, and experiences who share our belief that every child deserves an excellent education and that creating such a world begins with how we work together.
How To Apply
Use the application form on the right to submit your materials. A résumé is required. A cover letter is optional but strongly preferred, as it helps us understand your fit with our mission and model.
If you choose to include a cover letter, please address the following:
- Why One City Schools? What draws you to our mission and this role?
- Your classroom approach. How you build calm, consistent, joyful learning environments.
- Family partnership. What partnering with families looks like to you in a two-generation model.
Applicants who address these prompts will be prioritized in our screening process.
Relocation assistance may be available for qualified candidates. We welcome applicants from outside Wisconsin who feel called to our mission.
For questions, contact our People Team at hr@onecityschools.org.
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding J-1 Visa Sponsorship as a School Nurse
Verify your nursing credentials meet U.S. standards
Most host employers require proof that your nursing license is active and comparable to U.S. RN standards. The Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools, or CGFNS, credential evaluation is widely accepted and strengthens your DS-2019 application packet significantly.
Distinguish Trainee from Specialist before applying
If you've graduated within the past year and want structured clinical training, the J-1 visa Trainee category fits. For experienced school nurses seeking specialized public health or community health exchanges, the Specialist category applies. Applying under the wrong category delays your DS-2019 issuance.
Target school districts with documented international training programs
Public school districts and private K-12 institutions that have previously hosted J-1 exchange visitors already understand host-employer obligations. Search Migrate Mate to filter for school nurse roles at employers with J-1 sponsorship alignment, so you're not educating a host from scratch.
Build a training plan that satisfies DOL program objectives
Your designated sponsor requires a detailed training plan outlining your learning goals, supervision structure, and clinical activities. Frame your school nursing duties around measurable public health competencies, since vague plans are the most common reason sponsors return DS-2019 applications for revision.
Confirm whether your role triggers the two-year home residency requirement
School nurses funded by U.S. government money or coming from countries on the Exchange Visitor Skills List may be subject to a two-year home residency requirement after program completion. Check your country's status on the State Department's Skills List before accepting an offer.
Negotiate training start dates around sponsor processing windows
Designated sponsors like CIEE or Cultural Vistas process DS-2019 applications in batches, and school calendar start dates in August and September create peak demand. Submit your host employer confirmation and training plan at least eight to ten weeks before your intended program start date.
School Nurse J-1 Visa: Frequently Asked Questions
Which J-1 program category fits a school nurse role?
School nurses most commonly enter under the J-1 Trainee or Specialist category, depending on career stage. Recent graduates pursuing structured clinical training in school or public health settings typically qualify as Trainees. Experienced nurses with established credentials who are exchanging specialized knowledge, such as community health or pediatric triage protocols, generally fit the Specialist category. The designated sponsor makes the final determination based on your qualifications and the host employer's training plan.
Who actually sponsors my J-1 visa for a school nurse position?
The visa sponsor is a U.S. Department of State-designated sponsor organization, not your employer. Organizations like CIEE, Cultural Vistas, or AIPT issue the DS-2019 form that authorizes your exchange visit and monitor program compliance throughout your stay. The school district or private school where you work is your host employer, which is a separate role from the designated sponsor.
How do I find school nurse roles where the host employer already understands J-1 requirements?
Many school districts have no prior experience hosting J-1 exchange visitors, which can slow down or derail the DS-2019 process. Use Migrate Mate to search for school nurse positions at employers that have demonstrated familiarity with J-1 sponsorship arrangements. Starting with an informed host employer dramatically reduces the back-and-forth with your designated sponsor during the training plan approval phase.
Does a school nurse J-1 position trigger the two-year home residency requirement?
It depends on two factors: whether your home country appears on the State Department's Exchange Visitor Skills List under nursing or health occupations, and whether your position involves U.S. government funding. If either condition applies, you'll be required to return to your home country for two years after your J-1 program before you can change to most other visa categories or apply for a green card. Confirm your country's Skills List status before signing an offer.
Can my J-1 training plan include both classroom health education and direct patient care at a school?
Yes, and combining both activities often strengthens your training plan. Designated sponsors look for programs that reflect genuine exchange of knowledge rather than routine employment. A plan that includes structured observations, health curriculum delivery, emergency response protocols, and supervision by a licensed school nurse supervisor demonstrates the educational exchange purpose that the J-1 Trainee and Specialist categories require.