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Campbell-Tintah School District
K-12 Vocal and Instrument Music Teacher, 1.0 FTE, Campbell-Tintah Public School
• K-6 Classroom music classes
• 5th and 6th Grade Beginners Band
• 7-12 Band/ Jazz Band
• 7-12 Grade Choir
To apply for the position, please email the following materials to Kyle Edgerton, Superintendent, at edgertonk@campbell.k12.mn.us a letter of intent, resume, three current letters of recommendation, transcripts, and completed application form found on the district website at https://www.campbell.k12.mn.us (The application form is found under the Employment tab)
Position is open until filled.
Characteristics of a Successful Candidate:
- Growth mindset
- Reflective practitioner
- Innovative
- Creative problem solver
- Willing to take risks
- Highly organized
- Effective at time management
- Seeks out professional learning
- Willing to continue to learn and try new strategies/protocols
- Willing to plan and work collaboratively with a team
- Able to build relationships with students from a variety of backgrounds
- Good communicator and active listener
Application Timeline:
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
Interested applicants should email a cover letter, resume, and two letters of recommendation to Kyle Edgerton, edgertonk@campbell.k12.mn.us,
For more information about the position, please call the school at (218) 630-5311
School Bus Drivers Needed
Campbell-Tintah Schools
Looking for Route, Activity & Substitute Drivers
Flexible Schedule and we will pay for bus license & provide a vehicle for testing.
Applicants must pass a criminal background check.
Applications can be found at campbell.k12.mn.us under the “Our School” tab.
Mail completed applications with 3 letters of recommendation to Kyle Edgerton, PO Box 8, Campbell, MN 56522 or email the school office at ctoffice@campbell.k12.mn.us
Posted: Tuesday, December 31, 2013 3:00 pm |
When it comes to Christmas time, no child should be left without a present under the tree. Thanks to the efforts of Campbell-Tintah School students a few more children in Wilkin County awoke Christmas morning with a special gift.
The National Honor Society held their annual Coins for Christmas campaign the final week of school before break where each day students donated their change. The student’s efforts raised $848.38 total to purchase presents for six children, ages 6 months to 15 years old, just in time for the big day.
“We were very pleased with what we raised,” Advisor Jamie Pohl said. “It was just a fun experience and great event.”
To add a little spice to the contest, all four of the Campbell-Tintah NHS students and six teachers were selected as candidates. Each day, students would deposit their donation into one or more of the candidates’ buckets. The bucket’s totals were tracked and reveled during a school assembly last Friday. The two that earned the most and the one who earned the least where greeted with several public pies to the face.
“It changes from day to day,” Pohl said. “The big thing with it was not only the pie but my biggest excitement was what this money is going for. To see these kids and parents donating money to such a wonderful cause makes a person feel real good. They are helping make someone’s Christmas a better Christmas.”
The Campbell-Tintah NHS will have a couple more charitable events in the coming months. The group will be holding a blood drive at the school in February and also food drive, where all that is collected will be donated to the Richland-Wilkin Food Pantry. The large NHS banquet to induct new members will be in May.
“It’s just great to see the excitement on the kids’ faces when they are doing something positive like this,” Pohl said.