The successful candidate will strongly advocate for students and help families navigate educational programs, pathways, services, and supports.

The successful candidate will: Build positive, respectful, and trusting relationships with First Nations students, families, staff, and community representatives.

Advocate for students and help identify and address barriers affecting attendance, engagement, achievement, and high school completion.

Support students in identifying their strengths, goals, concerns, and educational aspirations.

Help students and families understand course selection, graduation requirements, educational pathways, and available supports.

Support transitions between grades, programs, schools, and, where appropriate, opportunities beyond high school.

Work with Grade 6 and Grade 9 students and their families to support educational planning and transitions.

Serve as a communication link between the school, families, and the Whitefish Lake community.

Facilitate communication and help address concerns between students, families, school staff, and community representatives.

Work collaboratively with administration, teachers, counsellors, Inclusive Education staff, and community supports.

Help connect students and families with appropriate school, cultural, social, health, and community resources.

Maintain appropriate confidentiality and accurate records related to student advocacy and support.

For more information, contact , Principal, at (phone hidden).





Qualified persons wishing to be considered for the teaching position are invited to complete an online portfolio at by 12:00 p.m., Tuesday October 13, 2026.

For more information about our Division, please go to .

In accordance with Board Policy, the successful applicant will be required to provide a current Criminal Record – Vulnerable Sector Check and an Alberta Child Intervention Record Check.

We thank you for your interest; however, only those applicants selected for interview will be contacted.

About St.

Paul Education

Geographically and demographically, St.

Paul Education covers a large rural/urban area in Northeast Alberta.

We serve the communities of St.

Paul, Elk Point, Two Hills, Mallaig, Ashmont, Myrnam and Heinsburg.

We also serve students from Saddle Lake Cree Nation, Whitefish Lake First Nation #128, Frog Lake First Nation and Kehewin Cree Nation.

In 1995, parent and community stakeholders initiated the amalgamation of five school boards into what is now St.

Paul Education.

In doing so, St.

Paul Education became the only school division in Alberta to operate both separate and public schools under one board.

The Division’s religious, linguistic and cultural diversity is a source of strength and pride.

We serve 3,640 students (K-12), including Catholic, First Nation, Mennonite, Hutterite and Home Schooling learners.

Our 19 definable school sites are staffed by approximately 235 FTE teaching staff and 300 support staff.

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