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Kahnawà:ke Education Center

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Progressive pioneers and leaders in Indigenous education who continue to put our education into action.

Kahnawake, QC

Education Administration Programs
11–50 people

About

Our Community Schools continue to function as professional learning communities where teams of teachers discuss curriculum, essential learning outcomes, student learning, and assessment. It is with teamwork and common goals that our teachers foster the development of our learners.

Open positions

Teacher - Kanien'keha Teacher

On-site · Kahnawake Indian Reserve No. 14

The teacher is responsible for planning and implementing a standards-based instructional program that addresses the intellectual, social, and emotional needs of students. They must also monitor student progress, manage classroom behavior, and collaborate with colleagues to achieve the school's educational goals.

Science Curriculum Consultant

On-site · Kahnawake Indian Reserve No. 14

The Science Curriculum Consultant is responsible for developing, implementing, and evaluating the science curriculum across the Kahnawà:ke school system. They will also coach teachers, model instructional strategies, and collaborate with educational leaders to ensure a cohesive and culturally relevant science program.

Autism Consultant

On-site · Kahnawake

The Autism Consultant supports neurodiverse students through detection, evaluation, and the implementation of inclusive educational programs across the school system. They provide coaching to staff, collaborate with IEP teams, and facilitate workshops for parents and students to promote an inclusive environment.

Kanien’kéha Teacher

On-site · Kahnawake

The teacher is responsible for planning and implementing a standards-based instructional program that addresses the academic, social, and emotional needs of students. Key duties include managing classroom behavior, assessing student progress, and collaborating with the school's strategic plan.

Kanien'kéha Resource Teacher (Repost)

On-site · Kahnawake

The Resource Teacher assesses student achievement to develop and implement Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) for students with special needs. They provide remedial interventions and support teachers through curriculum adaptations and best practice methodologies.

Kanien'kéha Immersion Teacher (Repost)

On-site · Kahnawake

The teacher is responsible for planning and implementing a standards-based instructional program to support students' academic, social, and emotional growth. Key duties include student assessment, classroom management, and collaborating with the Education Center's strategic goals.