Description

The K–12 Vice Principal at Lummi Nation School serves as an instructional and administrative leader for the elementary (K–6) programs within a Washington State Tribal Education Compact and Bureau of Indian Education (BIE) contract school. This role focuses primarily on grades K–6, while also providing support for 7–12 programs in collaboration with the K–12 Principal. The Vice Principal promotes social-emotional development and positive behavior supports all students by implementing culturally responsive practices and working closely with the school leadership team. Key responsibilities include leading K–6 instructional practices, overseeing K–12 student discipline, and fostering a safe, inclusive, and engaging learning environment. The Vice Principal uses data to guide decision-making, partners with families and staff, and supports student and staff well-being. In the absence of the Principal, the Vice Principal assumes full administrative responsibilities for the school.

Requirements

Master’s degree or higher, in Educational Leadership required, or currently enrolled and within 90 
days of completion at the time of hire.  
Valid Washington State P–12 School Principal Certification required or applicant must be eligible 
for certification within 90 days of hire.  
5 years of successful classroom teaching experience at the secondary (7-12) level, preferred  
3 years of work experience working within the Lummi Community with high-risk youth and 
families in supplying community support services/referrals; preferred 
Must possess a valid Washington State Driver’s license and meet eligibility requirements for tribal 
insurance. 
Lummi/Native American/Veteran preference policy applies.