Works with school administrators, students, parents, and the school support team with a focus on keeping students in school, improving student and school attendance rates, and educating staff and families.  Provide supports, community connections, builds relationships, and provides tutoring.

Educational level:  Preferred Associate or Bachelor Degree from four-year college or; high school diploma/GED or equivalent combination of education and experience in working with children and/or families.

Experience Desired:  Prior service work or training in social work or education.  Experience with providing services to school aged children. 

Other Requirements: 

Demonstrated interest and commitment toward the welfare of young

people. Positive human relations and communication skills toward both adults and children.

Ability to relate to, and work as a contributing member of, a team. Flexibility and ability to adapt as needed, along with remaining calm under pressure, especially in difficult conversations with parents and staff.  Ability to use a wide range of strategies to accomplish goals. Ability to communicate effectively.

This position is a School Year (9-month position) and is a 1.5-year position.