Literacy Catalyst - PELICAN LAKE

Literacy Catalyst – PELICAN LAKE HIGH SCHOOLPelican Lake School is a Grade 7 to Grade 12 school operated on the Pelican Lake First Nation, located about 175 km northeast of North Battleford, SK.Pelican Lake School is accepting applications for a Literacy Catalyst.The Role of a Literacy Catalyst is to provide leadership and support through modeling and mentoring for teachers in planning, assessment and implementation of curriculum objectives and instructional approaches.  The role of the Catalyst Mentor is to support staff rather than to evaluate staff.Duties and Responsibilities:• Research best practice and provide resources appropriate for implementation of curricula• To encourage and facilitate innovative and creative teaching practices and resources so that concepts can be taught in ways that are relevant to students.• To enhance teacher learning and professional knowledge to facilitate changes in thinking and practices where necessary. • In cooperation with the staff and Principal, organize the instructional Language Arts program of the school and provide leadership in the field of curriculum development while ensuring that provincial curriculum requirements are being met.• Catalyst Mentors are engaged collaboratively in establishing school action plans, coordinating improvement activities and evaluating school progress in relation to the school learning focus.• Help set and maintain the schools focus when other initiatives are encouraged.• In cooperation with the principal, coordinate the schedules, plan for in servicing and facilitate support such as weekly meetings for Catalyst Educational Assistants (if applicable)• Promote and encourage parental communication through family literacy programming to expand sharing the love of reading and lifelong learning.Qualifications and Requirements:• A Bachelor Degree in Education.• Minimum five (2) years of teaching experience.• Saskatchewan Professional A Teachers' Certification.• Experience working within First Nations' Schools and Communities.• Excellent communication skills (Verbal/Written); decision making skills; professional judgment skills.  • Excellent interpersonal, time-management, and organizational skills.• Demonstrated knowledge and expertise in computer software applications (i.e. Microsoft-Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook, etc.).• Standard First Aid/CPR Deadline for applications:  12:00 pm May 14, 2026