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Stefan Banjevic
NUMERACY TEAM LEAD
I have been teaching mathematics and computer science at the Toronto District School Board for 17 years. In that time, I have been a department head, a multi-sport coach, a digital lead learner, piloted an AI project in collaboration with INTEL, presented at many conferences and earned my masters in Educational Leadership. I was also a Juno nominated touring musician and built a recording studio at my school. I still do math contests for fun. I am beyond excited to be joining FNSB, and bringing my family to the Yukon.
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Tracy Klein
NUMERACY COACH
My name is Tracy Klein and I’m excited to be working this year as a Numeracy Coach with the First Nation School Board. I grew up in a small community in the West Kootenays, called Edgewood B.C. I come from mixed Canadian decent, including Sinixt First Nations through my Grandmothers ancestry, belonging to the Colville Indian Reservation near the Lower Arrow Lakes, B.C.
I moved to the Yukon in 1998 and have created a beautiful life filled with outdoor adventures, supportive relationships, and family values with my 3 amazing children. I have always aspired to be a teacher and look forward to delivering culturally inclusive programs and incorporating First Nations ways of knowing and doing into daily classroom practices. My teaching experiences include being a Teacher on Call, teaching Kindergarten in Carmacks, and other Primary grades in Whitehorse for 27 years. I continue to grow as an educator and have recently completed a Master of Education, in Curriculum and Instruction Innovations in Mathematics, from Simon Fraser University. I am honored to share my knowledge and meaningful experiences with others. I look forward to fostering positive relationships with local First Nations, through respectful communication and professional practices.
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Gina Alaric
NUMERACY COACH
Dleit ḵáa x’éináx Gina Alaric yoo xat duwasáakw. Dakl'aweidí naax xat sitee. I am an Inland Tlingit citizen from Teslin Tlingit Council, and a member of the Eagle/Killerwhale Clan. I grew up at Johnson’s Crossing fishing grayling and lake trout on Teslin Lake and picking berries along the Canol Road with my family.
I have worked in Education in the Yukon for the past 24 years as a classroom teacher, adult instructor, and faculty advisor.
I am honoured to be working with the First Nation School Board as a Numeracy Coach with our students, families, First Nation Governments, and school staff.