The Senior Meal Driver is responsible for delivering senior meals to over 50 participants on the La Jolla Indian Reservation. They will be responsible for delivering meals on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays using a government vehicle. Meals may have to be picked up from the Pala Reservation

The Custodian is responsible for maintaining the cleanliness, sanitation, and overall upkeep of the Tribal Hall and Administration facilities. This role ensures a safe, welcoming, and culturally respectful environment for community members, staff, and visitors. The Custodian will perform general cleaning duties, support event setup/teardown, and assist in maintaining building functionality.

The Cultural Monitor acts as the Tribal staff representative between Federal, State, Public, and County agencies’ projects and the Tribal Historic Preservation Officer. The Cultural Monitor will be assigned to development/construction projects to participate and obtain firsthand knowledge of archeological excavations and construction in areas that are known to have cultural significance or have the potential for cultural deposits. The Cultural Monitor is responsible for the protection and preservation of tribal sacred sites and strives to avoid unnecessary impacts or disturbances that may lead to the desecration of cultural sites.

The Education Director serves as the senior leader responsible for planning, administering, and evaluating all educational programs on the Tribal Reservation. This role ensures that early childhood educational services reflect Tribal values, support cultural preservation, and promote academic excellence for Tribal members and the surrounding community. The Education Director oversees departmental operations, supervises staff, manages budgets, and collaborates closely with the Tribal Council, school partners, and community stakeholders. This position plays a central role in shaping the future of the Tribe’s youth, strengthening cultural identity, and ensuring that education systems honor Tribal sovereignty. It’s a leadership role with deep community impact.

Reporting to the Education Director, the Education Aide provides support to the classroom by assisting with the preparation and delivery of instructional activities, observing developmental indicators, redirecting behavior, and addressing the health and safety of the children. They are also responsible for assuring compliance with State, Federal, and Tribal policies and funding guidelines.