K-12 Art Teacher

Wisconsin license certification 550
Kindergarten through 12th Grade Art Teacher. High School: Foundations of Art/Art II, Intro to
Ceramics/Advanced Ceramics. Staggered Elementary schedule.
Employee agrees to serve the LCO School for the number of days in the official school calendar.
Employee shall devote a reasonable amount of out-of-class time to curriculum-development, to
sponsoring student activities.
Responsible for record keeping of the aforementioned classes, i.e.: attendance, grade reports, quarterly
reports, class scheduling, progress reports. • Participate in progress monitoring; referral process.
Assists in morning, noon and afternoon hall and recess monitoring.
Meets with parents, in conjunction with the principal and Counselor regarding student progress reports,
disciplinary measures and attendance.
Responsible to learn and infuse, to the greatest extent possible, Ojibwe Language and Culture into all
curriculum/lesson plans.
Assist with the implementation of Ojibwe Cultural practices, knowledge and skills.
Participate in professional development; including PLC’s, literacy, classroom management.
Other supervisory duties as assigned (recess, lunch coverage, etc.)
Facilitate Annual Christmas Music Program and Spring Ziigwan Show Case Program.
Will work cooperatively with the staff, faculty and administration of the LCO School.
Develop, implement, and make available to the Principal or designee any and all lessons plans; and
Provide guidance and information for parent/teacher conferences regarding students for parents or
guardians and to develop relationships with the parents/guardians of the students.
Maintain certification and accreditation under Applicable State and Tribal laws.
Be available to provide additional services as requested by immediate supervisor.

Applicants must be supportive of the philosophy, concept, policy and procedures of the Lac Courte Oreilles
Ojibwe School. Experience working with Native American Students preferred. Native American preference
in employment.