The School District
The Pacific Rim School District covers much of Central Vancouver Islands rugged, picturesque West Coast and serves a regional population of approximately 31,000 residing in the communities of Port Alberni, Tofino, Ucluelet, Bamfield and other remote communities. The schools are situated on the ha-houlthees of the ciaaat, hupacasath, tla-o-qui-aht, Yuuluilat, and Huu-ay-aht First Nations. The school district respectfully acknowledges that it works alongside all Nuu-chah-nulth Nations, other First Nations, and Metis and Inuit of British Columbia to serve all children and youth of the Alberni-Clayoquot region.
The district is home to 4000 students, 35% of whom are of Indigenous ancestry, in two neighbourhood secondary schools, eight elementary schools, and one K-9 school. The district has a successful alternate learning centre, a strong French Immersion program, a thriving international student program, and a busy continuing education program.
The School
Enrolling over 400 students in three schools and one family development program, EALC serves many alternative, online, and adult educational needs in the region. The principal of EALC leads Pacific Rim School Districts alternative program, online learning program, and continuing education program and supports the Kackaamin Family Development Center, the school districts Provincial Interministerial Program.
Key qualities, attributes and experiences include: Proven record of exemplary teaching/leadership in alternative programs, online programs, continuing education programs, and provincial interministerial programs.
Proven record of developing and facilitating strong community relationships with partner organizations such as: RCMP, Youth Probation, MCFD, Indigenous Communities, Indigenous Family and Child Services, Drug and Alcohol Prevention Services, and Tribal level services and organizations.
Proven record of exemplary relationships with students, staff, district-level administration, and parents
Demonstrated commitment to increase awareness, understanding and integration of Nuu-chah-Nulth, Metis and Inuit culture, history, and language.
Demonstrated commitment to and experience in instructional leadership and supervision of learning with a deep understanding of the new reporting order, the current BC curriculum, and the updated Graduation Program
Demonstrated knowledge of and experience with educational uses of technology, student information systems (MyEdBC), and other administrative software
Demonstrated knowledge of Inclusive Education Programs (including alternate education, learning support, special education, educational assistant support and active participation on the School Based Team)
Demonstrated ability to support and maintain a safe and caring school environment through caring relationships and positive behavioural intervention supports
Demonstrated focus on student success, particularly those priority students as identified in the Pacific Rim School Districts Framework for Enhancing Student Learning
Demonstrated focus on school improvement and staff development with intentional coherence between the school growth plan and the district strategic plan
Knowledge and understanding of the First Peoples Principles of Learning and commitment to improving school success for Indigenous students
Demonstrated commitment to building student voice and agency within school
Effective decision-making processes that build consensus, commitment, and collaboration Qualifications A valid British Columbia teaching certificate
Completion of or significant progress towards a Masters Degree in education or related field
Minimum of five years exemplary teaching/leadership experience at the secondary level including learners with unique needs. Wage Range $153,083 - $161,285
For more information on this position contact Peter Klaver, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, at 250.720.2757 or pklaver@sd70.bc.ca.
Interested applicants should forward their resume with supporting documentation and cover letter to: Trisha Wilson, Manager of Human Resources before 9:00am, Friday, April 19th, 2024. Application packages may be submitted electronically to twilson@sd70.bc.ca. In submitting an application package, candidates consent to the district contacting individuals or supervisors for the purpose of shortlisting and/or reference checking other than those provided as references in the submitted application package.
We appreciate the interest of all applicants but advise that only those selected for interviews will be contacted.