The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation is a sovereign tribal government located in northeastern Washington State. It is governed by a 14‑member Business Council that represents and serves 9,500 tribal members, many of whom reside on the expansive 1.4‑million‑acre reservation. The council oversees a broad range of responsibilities, including cultural preservation, economic development, natural resource stewardship, and community services. With its unique confederated structure and commitment to both on‑reservation and off‑reservation members, the tribe maintains a distinct role in regional governance and Indigenous advocacy.
The Early Childhood Education Specialist is responsible for teaching early childhood education practices and developmental milestones to birth to three aged children and their families. The position requires an Associate's Degree in Early Childhood Education or a related field, and teaching experience in an early learning setting. The specialist must possess or be able to obtain various certifications, including First Aid/CPR, Food Handler's permit, TB Test, and Health Clearance, and must clear an extensive Criminal History Background Inquiry.
The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation is a sovereign tribal government located in northeastern Washington State. It is governed by a 14‑member Business Council that represents and serves 9,500 tribal members, many of whom reside on the expansive 1.4‑million‑acre reservation. The council oversees a broad range of responsibilities, including cultural preservation, economic development, natural resource stewardship, and community services. With its unique confederated structure and commitment to both on‑reservation and off‑reservation members, the tribe maintains a distinct role in regional governance and Indigenous advocacy.
CONFEDERATED TRIBES OF THE COLVILLE RESERVATION