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Superior Greenstone District School Board

Verified Job Source

Marathon, Ontario

Primary and Secondary Education
51–200 people

About

Superior-Greenstone District School Board is located in Northwestern Ontario and covers a vast area of 45,100 square kilometres. The board is responsible for providing public education, and its 17 schools are proud to serve the communities of Beardmore, Geraldton, Longlac, Nakina, Caramat, Dorion, Nipigon, Red Rock, Schreiber, Terrace Bay, Marathon and Manitouwadge. The board office is located in Marathon on the beautiful north shore of Lake Superior.

Open positions

1.0 FTE, Full-Time Temporary Dedicated Occasional Teacher (DOT)

On-site · Marathon

Provide teaching coverage for staff absences at Margaret Twomey Public School and perform duties assigned to an occasional teacher. Report to the designated work site on workdays and professional development days, attend staff meetings, and develop lesson plans when required.

1.0 FTE, Full-Time, Temporary Early Childhood Educator

On-site · Geraldton

Collaborate with the Kindergarten Program Teacher to plan and implement developmentally appropriate activities for children aged four and five. Work with the teacher to observe, monitor, and assess children's development and maintain a healthy physical, emotional, and social learning environment.

1.0 FTE, Full-Time, Temporary, Indigenous, FNMI Graduation Coach

On-site · Geraldton

Mentor and advocate for Indigenous students, coordinate academic and community supports, and develop interventions that promote achievement, credit accumulation, well-being, and graduation. Coordinate cultural activities, family engagement, student transitions, and employment-readiness support, and report on student success to school and Board stakeholders.

Custodians - Casual, Relief and Call-In Basis - Snow Removal

On-site · Dorion

Responsible for snow removal, sanding, and salting of the school property to maintain safe and accessible surfaces. Tasks are performed on a call-in basis during winter precipitation events, potentially multiple times per snowfall.