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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

 

 

Campbell Tintah Public SchoolsStudentsHour of Code Activities

Class Tech Tips: 24 Hour of Code Resources for Teachers and Schools

24 Hour of Code Resources
  1. Hour of Code‘s website is a great place to get started if you want to learn about this event.
  2. Code.org’s YouTube channel has lots of videos to explore.
  3. 4 Terrific Tips for Teachers New to Coding will help you get started with coding and shows how Pythonroom can be used with students.
  4. 5 Ways to Maximize Hour of Code gives tips for educators who want to make the most of this special week.
  5. Coda Game is a coding app for iPads that gives students the power to create their own games with visual code blocks.
  6. Kids’n’Code is an app for iPads where students solve puzzles as they learn about coding by identifying patterns and working their way through different problems.
  7. Coding Games in Scratch is a book for children with little to no coding experience.
  8. Daisy the Dinosaur lets young students get started exploring coding on iPads.
  9. Hopscotch is a terrific app that lets students complete challenges and design their own games.
  10. Khan Academy has a handful of videos that can help students explore computer programming at different levels.
  11. How-To Start a Coding Club shares tips for using Codeacademy in after school programs.
  12. Resources for Parents can help bridge the gap between what is happening in school and what’s going on at home.
  13. Coding Tutorials 360 has a YouTube channel full of videos for students looking for answers to their coding questions.
  14. Repl.it Classroom is targeted at skilled high school or higher-ed computer science teachers that are able to create their own coding curriculum and automatic grading programs.
  15. Pythonroom is a fantastic online platform for teachers who want to bring coding into the classroom but don’t know how to code.
  16. Coding in the Common Core shows the connections between the national standards and computer science education.
  17. StudioWeb is an online educational resource designed for educators so they can easily access video training courses on computer literacy.
  18. Scratch from MIT is a web resource with tons of options for children to explore.
  19. Swifty is an iOS app that includes quick tutorials to introduce users to the Swift programing language.
  20. Kodable introduces basic programming skills to students as it pushes them to problem solve and work through different levels.
  21. Coding for Kindergarteners shares tips for introducing coding to the youngest students in your school.
  22. Tynker is a fantastic tool for educators that makes computer programming fun for students in grades 3-8.
  23. 9 Reasons to Try Repl.it Classroom Coding Curriculum provides information on this fantastic coding program.
  24. Life After the Hour of Code shows you how to extend this special week of coding to everyday school programming.