Iñupiaq Language Teacher (Secondary) - Culture & Language Coach

Unalaska City School District; Anaktuvuk Pass (AK); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Village Stipend

Job summary

The North Slope Borough School District seeks a dedicated teacher to implement research-based instructional strategies that support the learning process and foster a classroom culture conducive to student achievement.

The role emphasizes Iñupiaq studies and language development, with collaboration with families and community partners to promote inclusive, culturally responsive education in Alaska.

Qualifications

• Associate’s Degree in Iñupiaq Studies or Education preferred.
• Alaska Type M – Limited Certificate preferred.
• Speaks Iñupiaq, fluently preferred or conversational Iñupiaq required.
• Knowledge of language development and family involvement in education.

Responsibilities

• Plan for the instructional needs of all students with high expectations for achievement and behavior.
• Implement district curriculum to promote language development, skill development, knowledge acquisition and reasoning.
• Use a variety of assessments to inform instruction and create an environment that maximizes learning.
• Practice and apply Iñupiaq pedagogical principles.
• Develop ongoing partnerships with parents and the community to support student learning.
• Collaborate with colleagues and community/parent volunteers.

Skills

Iñupiaq language

Culturally-responsive teaching

Differentiated instruction

Family engagement

Education

Associate’s Degree in Iñupiaq Studies or Education

Alaska Type M Teacher Certificate (preferred)

Active standing in Iñupiaq studies/education program

Job description

The North Slope Borough School District seeks a dedicated teacher to implement research-based instructional strategies that support the learning process and foster a classroom culture conducive to student achievement.

The role emphasizes Iñupiaq studies and language development, with collaboration with families and community partners to promote inclusive, culturally responsive education in Alaska.