College and Career Counselor 25 FTE
College and Career Counselor 25 FTE
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Job Description
Department: Counseling
FLSA Status (Exempt/Nonexempt): Exempt; Unit A
Reports to: Counseling Department Chair
In compliance with state and federal laws newton public schools is committed to equity antiracism anda nondiscrimination policyfor students employees and prospective applicants. All educational and employment determinations are based on an individuals qualifications and achievements without regard to race color religion sex sexual orientation age pregnancy gender identity genetic information national origin ancestry homelessness physical or mental disability veteran status or any other basis prohibited by state and/or federal statute.
SUMMARY: The College and Career Counselor provides postgraduate planning support to students in grades 912. The most intense work is with juniors and seniors. The College and Career Counselor utilizes SCOIR for the College and Career readiness platform. There is a heavy emphasis on college counseling expertise. The position requires collaboration with school counselors faculty school administration and the Newton community. The Counselor attends college tours workshops and other postgraduation relevant programs. College and Career Counselor organizes and participates in a number of student/parent/caregiver evening events throughout the school year.
Qualifications:
Required Qualifications:
- Masters degree in Counseling or Education;
- MA School Counseling license and certification;
Desired Attributes:
- Minimum of 5 years of relevant experience;
- Background working with diverse populations of students including first generation collegebound students
Essential Job Duties and Responsibilities (Not Limited To):
- Strong counseling skills;
- Conduct planning meetings with students and parents/caregivers representing diverse identities priorities and goals;
- Collaborate with other members of the department and school community;
- Use SCOIR on a regular basis and provide SCOIR support to students and classroom educators;
- Network with College Admission Representatives;
- Organize events such as annual Financial Aid Night College Admission Rep Visits Junior Night College Admission Panel College Fairs/Nights;
- Attend numerous college tours conferences and workshops throughout the year;
- Manage large amounts of college and career information for dissemination to students/parents/caregivers educators etc
- Support students to navigate their interests and passions through the pursuit of summer programs internships and extracurricular
- Manage the distribution of scholarship information
- Expertise with college admissions trends and career pathway opportunities
Work Environment & Physical Requirements:
Work Environment:
Work Environment: The office is located in the College and Career Center. The office is open for students to use so monitoring the space needs to occur on a regular basis.
Employment Type
Full-Time
