Principal; Maternity Coverage

POSITION TITLE:

Principal, Nus Wadeezulh Community School (Maternity Coverage)

$55.06 - $74.49

Director of Education

ASAP- JUNE 27,2026

Director of Education and Education Councillor

The traditional territory of the Takla Nation is located in North Central British Columbia and totals approximately 27,250 square kilometres. The territory is a rich environment of lakes, rivers, forests, and mountains, bordered on the west by the Skeena Mountains and on the east by the Rocky Mountains. Takla Nation is an amalgamation of the North Takla Band and the Fort Connelly Band, a union which occurred in 1959.

Our traditional lands are the geographic area occupied by our ancestors for community, social, economic, and spiritual purposes. Carrier and Sekani place names exist for every physical feature and place that we occupy. Each name reflects the significance of the feature or site, and today, it provides us with historical information about the rich history and extensive knowledge of our land and resources.

Guided by Takla Nation's vision, values, and plans, the principal is responsible for providing exceptional educational opportunities through Nus Wadeelzulh School. The principal reports to the Director of Education, Training, and employment and hires, supervises, and evaluates all School‑based employees, both instructional and administrative, except for staff who are part of the operations and maintenance Department working with the school. Employee management will follow the Nation's policies and procedures.

The principal is responsible for developing and maintaining positive and proactive relationships with students, parents, Advisory Committees, the Chief and Council, Elders and community knowledge holders, and Band colleagues. Engaging parents, Elders, and community leaders in defining appropriate curricula and encouraging home and community‑based support for Takla students is critical to the success of this role.

With the support of the Director and the engagement of the Councillor responsible for Education, the Principal is responsible for managing all in‑school and school‑related activities, including field trips, language and cultural education, land and community based education.

• Practicing leadership in a manner that is viewed positively within the Nation and by instructional and administrative colleagues, and that builds the support of those with whom he/she works most directly
• Respecting, honouring, and adhering to all confidentiality requirements, the B.C. Ministry of Education Code of Ethics, the Takla Nation Code of Conduct and the Respectful Workplace Policy.
• Assisting in setting, then monitoring and achieving the educational and administrative goals as approved by Chief and Council, and monitored by the Director and, the School Advisory, and the Takla Education Advisory Committee
• Supporting and advocating cultural content inclusion in curriculum and activities, in concert with other departments with related responsibilities.
• Developing, implementing and monitoring professional development plans for all staff, and, in collaboration with the Director, his or herself.
• Developing and maintaining positive and effective relations with internal, community, and external colleagues.

• Provides supervision and evaluation of classroom teacher performance
• Provides direction and oversight for curriculum and delivery of curriculum to the established standards
• Ensures the School meets all the requirements of the B.C. Ministry of Education curriculum and standards
• Ensures all necessary assessment and learning materials are planned for, and available for teachers and students
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