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Employment

The Elgin School District is accepting applications for the following positions for the 2024-2025 school year:

Superintendent/Elementary Principal

Organization: 

Elgin School District

Closing date: 

Monday, April 1, 2024

The Elgin School Board welcomes qualified candidates to apply for the position of Superintendent/Elementary Principal. This position would officially begin on July 1, 2024 and would include a one-year contract through June 30, 2025. The Elgin School Board is interested in selecting a Superintendent/Elementary Principal that would be interested in continuing in a permanent position if the relationship is deemed a good fit during the “Interim” period.

Elgin is located in the NE corner of Oregon at the base of the Blue Mountains.  In Union County there are 5 small school districts as well as a larger (although small still) District in La Grande.   Elgin community residents are active in activities presented at the school, and engage in many events provided to enhance the community.  Music, PE, ART, and CTE programs are additions to the core curriculum in the District.

Elgin School District serves 400-450 students in grades K-12 in a 4-day school week, with occasional Fridays for staff professional development.  Stella Mayfield Elementary is home to approximately 250 students Pre-K through 6.  Qualified candidates should have a minimum of 5 years teaching experience at the Elementary level.  Successful candidates would have experience in Instructional Strategies  and classroom management at a level they can lead, instruct, and demonstrate to staff.

The next Superintendent for the Elgin School District will need to have a strong understanding of school budgeting and financial management.  They need to provide leadership, while developing a method to share their learned knowledge, as well as soliciting leadership skills from the staff they will supervise.  The next Superintendent in the Elgin School District should be a good communicator who is able to share ideas clearly, prioritizes listening, welcomes feedback and engages all stakeholders to ensure each voice is heard. Collaborative leadership and inclusiveness should be recognized as they learn from and contribute to the learning of others, while placing a high value on building long-term relationships. They should be an invested leader willing to immerse themselves in the district and community as they lead educational innovation. High level of commitment to students and families experiencing poverty and mental health issues that impact school attendance

Salary and Benefits shall be negotiated to include a salary commensurate with comparable school districts in the region, plus appropriate additional benefits. The calendar length shall be 210 days, with a 4-day school week and 9 professional work Fridays.

All applicants should apply by sending the following to Dianne Greif @ dianne.greif@elginsd.org

  • Oregon Teacher Application (also used for Administrative positions)

  • Formal Letter of Application

  • Complete Resume (detailing experience)

  • Administrative credentials

  • 5 Letters of reference

For questions regarding the vacancy, contact any of the following:

Dianne Greif

dianne.greif@elginsd.org

541-437-1211

 

THE DISTRICT 

Elgin schools are proud of their community traditions and their widely known reputation as educational innovators. As statewide leaders in early childhood learning, Core Collaborative, Response to Intervention and preparation for college and career, each of the district's two schools are unwavering in their commitment to students and their families. The district is home to Stella Mayfield Elementary (grades Pre-K - 6, Title Services, ART, MUSIC, PE).   Elgin High School (grades 7-12). 

Technology opportunities are provided in every school building ranging from iPads in kindergarten to robotic and engineering courses in middle and high school. Elgin High School has a robust and growing CTE program with several courses that are articulated with local community colleges. These programs support enrolled students in graduating high school with college credits and industry certifications for high demand, high wage jobs. THE COMMUNITY Elgin, Oregon, is known for its welcoming, small town atmosphere and family friendly lifestyle. There is a local theater group that has received national recognition.  It offers a mix of residential areas, beautiful parks and local activities/events for its approximately 1,800 residents. Located 10 miles north of La Grande, Oregon, Elgin provides residents with a small community experience with easy access to more urban amenities. Elgin is situated at the confluence of the Grande Ronde River, which flows towards the wilderness areas.  These areas offer residents a wide variety of outdoor recreation opportunities. Civic leaders work closely with  the School District and are strong supporters and contributors in the education of the town's youngest citizens.

https://www.visitunioncounty.org/trip-ideas/elgin/

https://www.visitunioncounty.org/about-union-county/

https://www.elgin.k12.or.us/

Jr./Sr. High School Principal

Organization: 

Elgin School District

Closing date: 

Wednesday, May 1, 2024

The Elgin School Board welcomes qualified candidates to apply for the position of Elgin Jr./Sr. High School Principal. This position would officially begin on July 1, 2024 and would include a one-year contract through June 30, 2025. The Elgin School Board is interested in selecting a Jr./Sr. High School Principal that would be interested in continuing in a permanent position if the relationship is deemed a good fit during the “Interim” period.

Elgin is located in the NE corner of Oregon at the base of the Blue Mountains.  In Union County there are 5 small school districts as well as a larger (although small still) District in La Grande.   Elgin community residents are active in activities presented at the school, and engage in many events provided to enhance the community.  Music, PE, ART, and CTE programs are additions to the core curriculum in the District.

The Jr./Sr. High School serves approximately 180 students in grades 7-12 in a 4-day school week, with occasional Fridays for staff professional development.  Qualified candidates should have a minimum of 5 years teaching experience at the middle and/or secondary level.  Successful candidates would have experience in instructional strategies and classroom management at a level they can lead, instruct, and demonstrate to staff.

The next Jr./Sr. High School Principal will need to have a strong understanding of running a strong and cohesive staff and student culture in a 7-12th grade environment.  They need to provide leadership, while developing a method to share their learned knowledge, as well as soliciting leadership skills from the staff they will supervise.  The next Jr./Sr. High School Principal should be a good communicator who is able to share ideas clearly, prioritizes listening, welcomes feedback and engages all stakeholders to ensure each voice is heard. Collaborative leadership and inclusiveness should be recognized as they learn from and contribute to the learning of others, while placing a high value on building long-term relationships. They should be an invested leader willing to immerse themselves in the district and community as they lead educational innovation. As well as, having a high level of commitment to students and families experiencing poverty and mental health issues that impact school attendance.

Salary and Benefits shall be negotiated to include a salary commensurate with comparable school districts in the region, plus appropriate additional benefits. The calendar length shall be 210 days, with a 4-day school week and 9 professional work Fridays.

All applicants should apply by sending the following to Dianne Greif @ dianne.greif@elginsd.org

  • Oregon Teacher Application (also used for Administrative positions)

  • Formal Letter of Application

  • Complete Resume (detailing experience)

  • Administrative credentials

  • 5 Letters of reference

For questions regarding the vacancy, contact any of the following:

Dianne Greif

dianne.greif@elginsd.org

541-437-1211

 

THE DISTRICT 

Elgin schools are proud of their community traditions and their widely known reputation as educational innovators. As statewide leaders in early childhood learning, Core Collaborative, Response to Intervention and preparation for college and career, each of the district's two schools are unwavering in their commitment to students and their families. The district is home to Stella Mayfield Elementary (grades Pre-K - 6, Title Services, ART, MUSIC, PE).   Elgin High School (grades 7-12). 

Technology opportunities are provided in every school building ranging from iPads in kindergarten to robotic and engineering courses in middle and high school. Elgin High School has a robust and growing CTE program with several courses that are articulated with local community colleges. These programs support enrolled students in graduating high school with college credits and industry certifications for high demand, high wage jobs. THE COMMUNITY Elgin, Oregon, is known for its welcoming, small town atmosphere and family friendly lifestyle. There is a local theater group that has received national recognition.  It offers a mix of residential areas, beautiful parks and local activities/events for its approximately 1,800 residents. Located 10 miles north of La Grande, Oregon, Elgin provides residents with a small community experience with easy access to more urban amenities. Elgin is situated at the confluence of the Grande Ronde River, which flows towards the wilderness areas.  These areas offer residents a wide variety of outdoor recreation opportunities. Civic leaders work closely with  the School District and are strong supporters and contributors in the education of the town's youngest citizens.

https://www.visitunioncounty.org/trip-ideas/elgin/

https://www.visitunioncounty.org/about-union-county/

https://www.elgin.k12.or.us/

7 – 12 Math Teacher

Organizations:

Elgin Jr./Sr. High School

Closing date:

Monday, April 5, 2024 or Open Until Filled

The Elgin School District welcomes qualified candidates to apply for the position of 7-12 grade math teacher. This position would officially begin on July 1, 2024. 

Elgin School District serves 400-450 students in grades K-12 in a 4-day school week, with occasional Fridays for staff professional development.

All applicants should apply by sending the following to Dianne Greif @ dianne.greif@elginsd.org

Oregon Teacher Application 

Formal Letter of Application

Complete Resume (detailing experience)

5 Letters of reference

For questions regarding the vacancy, contact any of the following:

Dianne Greif

dianne.greif@elginsd.org

541-437-1211

THE DISTRICT 

Elgin schools are proud of their community traditions and their widely known reputation as educational innovators. As statewide leaders in early childhood learning, Core Collaborative, Response to Intervention and preparation for college and career, each of the district's two schools are unwavering in their commitment to students and their families. The district is home to Stella Mayfield Elementary (grades Pre-K - 6, Title Services, ART, MUSIC, PE). Elgin High School (grades 7-12). 

Technology opportunities are provided in every school building ranging from iPads in kindergarten to robotic and engineering courses in middle and high school. Elgin High School has a robust and growing CTE program with several courses that are articulated with local community colleges. These programs support enrolled students in graduating high school with college credits and industry certifications for high demand, high wage jobs. THE COMMUNITY Elgin, Oregon, is known for its welcoming, small town atmosphere and family friendly lifestyle. There is a local theater group that has received national recognition. It offers a mix of residential areas, beautiful parks and local activities/events for its approximately 1,800 residents. Located 10 miles north of La Grande, Oregon, Elgin provides residents with a small community experience with easy access to more urban amenities. Elgin is situated at the confluence of the Grande Ronde River, which flows towards the wilderness areas. These areas offer residents a wide variety of outdoor recreation opportunities. Civic leaders work closely with the School District and are strong supporters and contributors in the education of the town's youngest citizens.

High School Football Coach / Varsity Level

Organizations:

Elgin Jr./Sr. High School

Closing date:

Open Until Filled

Coaching position beginning the 2024/25 Football season.  Applicants will need a basic understanding of the game of football, have some experience coaching (preferred).  Candidate must submit an application, providing three references, and pass a background check.  Pay is based on the Districts current scale.   For questions please contact Kevin Johnson (Athletic Director).  Kevin.johnson@elginsd.org    541-437-2021

High School Assistant Football -

Organizations:

Elgin Jr./Sr. High School

Closing date:

Open Until Filled

Coaching position beginning the 2023/24 Football season.  Applicants will need a basic understanding of the game of football, have some experience coaching (preferred).  Candidate must submit an application, providing three references, and pass a background check.  Pay is based on the Districts current scale.   For questions please contact Kevin Johnson (Athletic Director).  Kevin.johnson@elginsd.org    541-437-2021

Substitute Bus Drivers – Substitute Educational Assistants - Substitute Janitorial

Elgin school District would like to expand their substitute pool in all areas listed.   If you are interested in a fill-in position please contact the District office for more information.  All applicants must be able to pass a background check, fingerprinting, and personal interview prior to beginning work. Elgin District Office: 541-437-1211

CONTACTS FOR EMPLOYMENT IN THE ELGIN SCHOOL DISTRICT:

  • For Coaching Positions: Kevin Johnson 541-437-2021

  • For Custodial Positions: Kerry Eckstein 541-786-2820

  • For Teaching Positions: Dianne Greif  541-437-2321  or  541-437-1211

      

ELGIN SCHOOL DISTRICT IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER.

HOW TO APPLY:

  1. Cover letter expressing interest in the desired position

  2. Completed Oregon Statewide Teaching Application (PDF) or Classified Application (PDF) Manager Application (PDF)

  3. Personal resume

  4. College transcripts

  5. Placement file or 3-5 recent letters of recommendation

  6. Copy of Teaching Certificate or proof of ability to become certified by August 15, 2022 (Licensed/teaching positions)

  7. Completed Background Check Form

All application materials must be mailed to:

Elgin School District #23
Att: Rusti McClure
PO Box 68

Elgin OR 97827

CONTACTS FOR EMPLOYMENT IN THE ELGIN SCHOOL DISTRICT:

  • For Coaching Positions: Kevin Johnson 541-437-2021

  • For Custodial Positions: Kerry Eckstein 541-786-2820

  • For Teaching Positions: Dianne Greif 541-437-2321 or 541-437-1211

ELGIN SCHOOL DISTRICT IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER.