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Prince Rupert, British Columbia
School District 52 includes the communities of Port Edward, Metlakatla, and Hartley Bay (the Gitga'at First Nation), as well as Prince Rupert. Prince Rupert is a port city situated on Kaien Island, just north of the mouth of the Skeena River, which lies at the heart of the traditional territory of the Ts'msyen First Nation. This territory is bordered by the neighbouring nations of the Gitxsan, Nisga'a, Haida, Haisla, Wet'suwet'en, and Heiltsuk people. Prince Rupert was established in 1910 as the terminus of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway (now CN Rail). It is the transportation hub of BC's north coast through land, air, and water, and has a population of approximately 13,000. The city enjoys a mild oceanic climate and is located in a temperate rainforest. The Prince Rupert School District offers K-12 education programs in 9 schools: 5 elementary (K-5), 1 middle school (6-8), 1 secondary school (9-12), 1 alternate secondary school (9-12), and 1 village school (K-12).
On-site · Port Edward
Lead the daily childcare program, ensuring children’s safety and well-being while implementing the Early Learning Framework and planning engaging, developmentally appropriate activities. Support and coordinate staff, maintain licensing and sanitation requirements, and build positive relationships with children, families, and colleagues.
On-site · Prince Rupert
Teach at schools and programs across the district, filling vacancies at assigned grade levels. Collaborate with staff, families, and education teams to support student achievement and integrate appropriate Aboriginal content and resources into educational programs.
On-site · Prince Rupert
Provide secretarial and clerical support in a school district, handling matters involving students and staff with discretion and confidentiality. Communicate clearly, follow directions, organize and prioritize tasks, and use office equipment and basic bookkeeping skills as needed.
On-site · Prince Rupert
Teach automotive, woodworking, and metalworking courses to students in grades 10–12 at Charles Hays Secondary. Integrate appropriate Aboriginal content and technology into instruction and collaborate with staff, families, and school teams to support student achievement.
On-site · Prince Rupert
Teach a Grade 2/3 French Immersion class at École Roosevelt Elementary School. Support student learning and achievement through collaborative, learner-focused instruction that incorporates appropriate Indigenous content, educational technology, and district improvement strategies.
On-site · Prince Rupert
Teach an elementary Grade 2/3 class at Conrad Elementary School. Collaborate with staff, families, and school teams to support student achievement and implement Indigenous content, educational technology, and district improvement strategies.
