High School Vice Principal

MUNDO PEETABECK EDUCATION AUTHORITY

Fort Albany First Nation is Cree Nation community along the west coast of James Bay. With a population of approximately 1,200 people within the community itself, Fort Albany First Nation serves around 5,000 band members that it shares with Kashechewan First Nation.

Mundo Peetabeck Education Authorities mission and vision statements are to focus life-long learning for all by promoting traditional values, retention of Cree language and achieving student success while maintaining a safe and positive environment. Mundo Peetabeck will provide the leadership to motivate and encourage all residents to work together to benefit the future aspirations of the community. To ensure the continuation of traditional values, enhance community involvement, provide personal and academic support by implementing Seven Grandfather Teachings.

Teamwork with everyone involved and also sharing our traditional values with everyone in the community.

POSITION: High School Vice Principal

Full-time 2026 - 2027

• Teacher ages are rent-free and internet is included
• Group Insurance Benefits
• Plus incentive-free rent
• Ontario Teacher's Pension Plan
• Great West Life Dental, Health, and Life insurance.
• Travel 7500.00 a year

• Principals Qualifications registered Ontario College of Teachers certification (preferred)
• As our ideal candidate for this role, you will have knowledge of culturally responsive teaching practices, and be able to integrate First Nations cultural knowledge and activities into the curriculum.
• In addition, you will have excellent computer literacy skills, along with the ability to work both independently and in a team environment.
• At least 3 years of experience as a Vice Principal would be an asset.

• Promote a safe, inclusive, and respectful learning environment for staff and students
• Incorporating First Nation cultural knowledge and activities into the curriculum and school community
• Participating in ongoing Professional Development
• Support the Principal in the overall leadership and daily operations of the school
• Coordinating meetings with parents and other professionals when necessary
• You will need an Ontario Teaching Certificate and excellent leadership skills
• Knowledge of First Nations culture and experience with First Nations students is an asset, along with possessing excellent interpersonal skills and classroom management skills.
• You will need to be a member of the Ontario College of Teachers in good standing, and be able to demonstrate a professional work ethic and experience in a leadership position.
• Keeps appropriate records and inform administration and staff of student or family contacts
• Required to follow Board policies and stay abreast of updates and changes.
• Performs other duties as assigned.
• Finally, it is important that you are willing to participate in local community and cultural events
• Student Discipline & Attendance:
  Oversee the enforcement of school rules, manage behavioral interventions.
• Instructional Supervision:
  Conduct formal and informal classroom observations to ensure high standards of teaching and learning.
• Parent & Community Relations:
  Act as the lead point of contact for families to resolve conflicts and discuss student academic or behavioral progress.
• Daily Operations:
  Manage the "on-the-ground" logistics of the school day, including lunchroom supervision, assemblies, and hall monitoring.
• Teacher Support:
  Provide ongoing guidance to staff and lead professional development sessions focused on classroom management and curriculum.
• Extracurricular Oversight:
  Supervise school events, clubs, and athletic programs to ensure they align with school values and policies.
• Policy Implementation:
  Assist the Principal in executing district mandates and ensuring school-wide compliance with educational standards.

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* If hired, Current Criminal Reference Check including Vulnerable Screening Vector required