District At A Glance
- Number of Schools22
- >Elementary13
- >Middle School2
- >High School1
- >Alternative1
- Number of Students5950
- Number of Employees1000
- >Elementary/Secondary4
- >Distance Education1
School Listings
Apply To District
Login or register to apply for job opportunities in this school district
Jump To
Current Job Openings
Teachers & Education Leaders
- Temp FT (1.0) English/Career Life Education Teacher (2025-26)
- Temp FT (1.0) English Teacher (2025-26)
- Temp PT (0.6) Indigenous Education Tutorial Support/Transitions Coach (2025-26)
- Temp FT (1.0) Math/Science Indigenous Transition Coach/Support Teacher (2025-26)
- Temp FT (1.0) Primary Teacher (med loa eff. immediately until the return of the incumbent but not beyond June 30, 2025)
- Temp FT (1.0) Kindergarten/Grade 1 Teacher (2025-26)
- Temp FT (1.0) Intermediate Teacher (2025-26)
- Temp FT (1.0) Learning Assistant Teacher (2025-26)
- Temp PT (0.571) Art/Sculpting & Pottery/General Electives Grade 7-9 Teacher (med loa eff April 28, 2025 until the return of the incumbent but not beyond June 30, 2025)
- Temp FT (1.0) Secondary Science/Humanities/Elementary/Prep/ADST/Career Teacher (2025-26)
Management & Professionals
Support Staff
- Head Custodian
- Designated Custodian
- School Meals Program
- Head Custodian - Replacement Step #1
- Education Assistant - Replacement Step #1
- Senior School Meals Program
- Education Assistant
- Education Assistant
- DISTRICT COMPUTER SUPPORT WORKER - SUMMER CASUAL
- Settlement Workers in Schools (SWIS) - Replacement Step #1
District Overview
Together we challenge, encourage and support all learners to be responsible for developing their abilities with respect for self, others and the environment.
Specialty Programs
In addition to core academic programs, we offer automotive, construction, drafting, hairdressing and cooking at North Peace Secondary School. The community and local employers support our students through funding, equipment, work placements and mentors. We are also known for our wireless writing program, Project Heavy Duty, a 20 hectare outdoor education site and extensive opportunities for professional development.
Fort St. John Community
Community Culture
Fort St. John possesses a “can-do” spirit clearly evident in its wide range of shopping, cultural and recreational opportunities. Our district is made up of dedicated, energetic professionals for whom the achievement and well-being of their students is a first priority.
Located in the “Energetic City”
Located in the heart of the Peace Country, Fort St. John is known as the “Energetic City” with its key industries of oil and gas, agriculture and forestry. Residents are skilled employees and entrepreneurs. Fort St. John is growing and is made up of a demographically young population – the second youngest in BC, with a mean age of 29.6 years.
According to MoneySense’s Canada’s Best Places to Live 2018 article, Fort St. John ranked #1 as best place to live in British Columbia. This is because of Fort St. John’s strong economy, low taxes, and real estate affordability.
Draw for Employees
Our district is noted for innovative educational practices and the excellent cooperative relationships that exist between all educational partners. Fort St. John is a city for all seasons – a year-round playground for everyone who likes unfettered wilderness, cosmopolitan city life and the warmth and good cheer of an energetic community.
Salary and Benefits
Teachers typically receive a comprehensive benefits package including:
- medical, dental, and extended health plans;
- group life insurance benefits;
- teachers’ pension;
- extended health benefits for dependents of deceased employees;
- accidental disability insurance;
- salary indemnity plan benefit;
- supplemental employment benefits on maternity leave;
- employee and family assistance programs.
ALLOWANCES
All Peace River North employees are eligible for the Northern Travel Allowance. The Northern Travel Allowance allows residents of certain Northern areas to claim up to a total of $3,000 for two out of region trips.
Teachers working in remote and rural schools may also receive a recruitment allowance, and an annual retention allowance. A relocation allowance is available to assist teachers with relocating to the Fort St. John area.
Teachers in positions with special responsibilities, e.g. department heads, teacher consultants, teacher coordinators, counsellors, psychologists, alternate school teachers, speech pathologists, may receive a financial allowance of $2,000-$4,000 annually.
For specific details about Peace River North’s compensation, salary, and benefits, please refer to their collective agreement. Learn more about SD 60’s teacher salaries with our Salary Finder tool.