Public school district serving the City of Surrey, the City of White Rock and the rural area of Barnston Island in B.C.
Surrey, BC
Surrey Schools (School District #36) operates schools in Surrey and White Rock, British Columbia. It is the largest school district in British Columbia with approximately 77,000 students. Surrey Schools includes 103 elementary schools, 21 secondary schools, five student learning centres, three adult education centres and a variety of other programs serving a wide range of specific student needs. The district is Surrey's largest employer with about 12,000+ employees, including more than 6,000 teachers.
On-site · Surrey
Manage replacement staffing lists and coordinate coverage for temporary vacancies across district schools and worksites, resolving unfilled assignments and guiding the dispatch team. Analyze staffing trends, advise employees and leaders on procedures and policies, ensure compliance with collective agreements, and maintain accurate HR system data.
On-site · Surrey
Lead the district-wide digital communications strategy and manage the corporate website and more than 130 school websites, ensuring consistent branding, accessible content, and effective governance. Develop and distribute multi-channel content, support communications during crises, and use analytics and audits to improve digital performance.
On-site · Surrey
Collaborate with teachers, administrators, families, students, and community partners to identify student needs, plan educational programs, and develop prevention and intervention supports. Conduct psycho-educational assessments, communicate results through written reports and meetings, provide professional learning, and contribute to district committees, research, and placement decisions.
On-site · Surrey
Develop and deliver internal and external communications, including strategies, plans, news media materials, web content, and social media posts. Respond to media and social media inquiries, document district events through photography, and support issues management, crisis communications, and event planning.
On-site · Surrey
Support students with disabilities and diverse abilities in learning, behavior, communication, personal care, and life skills, following teacher direction and student plans. Assist with specialized equipment, safety, field trips, work experience, and progress-related activities while maintaining confidentiality and collaborating with teachers, families, and professionals.
On-site · Surrey
Lead a secondary school community with a focus on student success, inclusive learning, staff and student growth, and a safe, caring environment. Build collaborative relationships with families and community partners, and use evidence and research to guide innovative practices and continuous improvement.
On-site · Surrey
Support the planning, coordination, implementation, tracking, and reporting of district-wide health and safety programs and projects. Maintain safety records and documentation, participate in audits and investigations, support corrective actions, and assist with training and safety communications.
On-site · Surrey
Lead integrated communications across corporate, digital, media, events, and government relations, while setting strategy and managing the Communications team. Oversee media and issues management, internal communications, digital campaigns and platforms, and performance metrics.
On-site · Surrey
Deliver digital literacy workshops and individual coaching for newcomer students and families, including support with online registration, school platforms, privacy, and remote tools. Manage program data and reporting, coordinate with database developers, and create multilingual client resources and website content.
On-site · Surrey
Supervise elementary and secondary students during lunch breaks to ensure their safety and wellbeing. Monitor student activities in hallways and classrooms while addressing inappropriate behavior with courtesy and respect.
On-site · Surrey
Supervise students in school buildings and grounds during lunch breaks to ensure safety and well-being. Address inappropriate student behavior with courtesy and maintain visibility throughout designated areas.
On-site · Surrey
The Teacher of the Deaf or Hard of Hearing will consult with school teams to support inclusive practices and coordinate Individual Education Plans for students. They are also responsible for providing direct instructional support, managing hearing technology, and facilitating professional development for staff.
On-site · Surrey
The Teacher of the Deaf or Hard of Hearing will consult with school teams to support the inclusion of students with hearing differences and coordinate Individual Education Plans. They are also responsible for providing direct instructional support, managing hearing technology, and facilitating professional development for staff.
