High School Science & Chemistry Teacher – 1.0 FTE - Probationary

North High School Campus
Located in Calgary, Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA) is the largest public

charter school in Alberta, serving over 4000 students in eight campuses throughout the city. We

offer educational programming through a distinctive Direct Instruction Teaching and Learning

Framework (DITLF) that has been refined and developed within the Alberta context for students

from Kindergarten to Grade 12. Our mission is to provide a safe and caring environment where

the four pillars of our charter, namely academic excellence, character development, parental

involvement and staff leadership are valued and fostered.

The following position will be open at the North High School Campus of Foundations for
the Future Charter Academy to begin August 18, 2026.

Subject: High School Science & Chemistry
Contract: 1.0 FTE Probationary

An Alberta Education certified teacher is required for a 1.0 FTE assignment at the North High

School Campus.

Responsibilities:

1. Competently plan for, provide and assess instruction to students based on Teaching

Quality Standards.

1. Teaching the courses of study and education programs that are prescribed, approved or

authorized pursuant to the Education Act.

1. Regularly assess student performance and communicate results to students,

parents/legal guardians and school administration.

1. Maintain a safe and caring environment that fosters student learning.

2. Perform other duties as assigned by the Principal Educator, subject to the teacher’s

contract of employment and the Education Act.

Preference will be given to candidates who can demonstrate the following qualities:

• A passion for teaching and learning and a positive, enthusiastic attitude;
• A supportive and caring manner with children and a belief that all students can learn;
• The ability to provide an inviting and secure classroom environment for students – one

with clear expectations, consistent consequences, and specific, articulated learning

goals;

• A belief in a structured learning environment where the results of our collaborative and

individual efforts are monitored and guide the process of continuous improvement;

• The ability and desire to deliver the FFCA program effectively in order to meet the needs

of all students, while being prepared to meet the individual needs of children as they

arise;

• A commitment to using instructional technologies to develop his/her own and students’

proficiencies;

• An openness to coaching and mentoring as part of overall professional development;
• Collegial communication skills, including the ability to listen and the conviction that

concerns and ideas need to be presented openly in an atmosphere of trust;

• A desire to work in a team environment of partnerships among campus grade-level

partners, campus colleagues and cross-campus colleagues, as well as with

administrators and parents;

• A willingness to contribute to school culture through committee work and extra-curricular

activities;

• A belief in continuous learning and a desire to continuously improve.

Successful candidates will be expected to participate in FFCA’s new staff orientation
from August 10-14, 2026.

Interested candidates are asked to e-mail a current resume with cover letter and three (3) work
related letters of references to chloe.graveline@ffca-calgary.com. A current police information

check and first aid certificate is required.

Position Deadline: This position will remain open until a suitable candidate is found.

We thank you for your interest in FFCA but only short-listed candidates will be contacted.