Fort McMurray Catholic Board serves over 6,800 students in 13 schools. All schools offer a wide range of programming geared towards meeting the academic, cultural and spiritual needs of our community. An integral part of the Public Education System of Alberta, Catholic Schools offer a faith-based learning environment to students of any background and a level of instruction geared toward the highest academic standards. Instruction is primarily in English.Primary/Secondary company located in 145 MacLean Rd, Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada.
On-site · Fort McMurray
Support students’ cognitive, communication, physical, and social development by implementing teacher-directed programming and specialist strategies. Assist with literacy and numeracy, personal care and toileting routines, behaviour support, physical activities, swimming programs when required, and safe student handling.
On-site · Fort McMurray
Support students in grades 1–6 with cognitive, communication, physical, and social development, and implement teacher-directed learning and behaviour strategies. Provide supervision and individualized support, including adaptive technology, medical procedures, student documentation, and safe physical assistance when required.
On-site · Fort McMurray
Support students in grades 1–6 with cognitive, communication, physical, and social development, and implement teacher-directed learning and behaviour strategies. Provide supervision, assist with adaptive technologies and medical needs, follow student plans, and collaborate with teachers and multidisciplinary team members.
On-site · Fort McMurray
Provide occupational therapy and physiotherapy support to students under the supervision of registered therapists, including implementing documented treatment plans, assisting with assessments, and recording student performance. Collaborate with students, families, teachers, and school teams, and help adapt academic programs and prepare therapy materials.
On-site · Fort McMurray
Support the before- and after-school child care program by observing, planning, and documenting children's learning and play, and providing developmentally appropriate activities that support the whole child. Build positive relationships and behavior, follow food safety and licensing standards, and maintain accurate attendance, incident, cleaning, health, and other program records.
On-site · Fort McMurray
Support students in grades 1–6 with cognitive, communication, physical, and social development, and implement teacher-directed and specialist strategies. Assist with behavior plans, learning technologies, medical and personal care procedures, student supervision, documentation, and safe transfers as required.
On-site · Fort McMurray
Teachers are responsible for planning and delivering instruction to meet the diverse learning needs of students from kindergarten to grade 12. They must also evaluate student progress, communicate with parents, and participate in extracurricular activities and professional development.
On-site · Fort McMurray
Provide targeted wraparound supports and evidence-based social-emotional interventions for vulnerable students from Early Entry Programs through Grade 6. Act as a central point of contact within the ISSP network to coordinate professional services and holistic health integration.
On-site · Fort McMurray
The role focuses on reducing chronic absenteeism by building trusting relationships with students and their families using a trauma-informed approach. Responsibilities include creating individualized attendance plans and collaborating with school multidisciplinary teams to support student success.
