POSITION: The Community Schools Coordinator
REPORTS TO: Principal at Washington Street Elementary & StudentU
TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: 12-month (Start Date January 5 2026)
Please apply for this position by using this link:Community Schools Coordinator @ Washington Street Elementary School (Richmond County Schools)
JOB DESCRIPTION:
The Community Schools Coordinator (CSC) is responsible for the implementation of the
community schools model at the school site.
- Develop strong relationships with all members of the school community including staff
administrators students parents and community partners
- Conduct a thorough needs and assets assessment (ANA) via a listening tour
- Recruit for and launch a School Advisory Board to develop and implement a strategic
plan which is responsive to those assets and needs and aligns with the 4 pillars of the
Community Schools Model.
- Open a Family Resource Center to provide both material (food clothing hygiene) and
economic (benefit enrollment and access) support for families.
Over time the CSC develops and furthers the wisest use of community resources to create
optimal impact by enhancing community and individual assets meeting critical needs and
promoting long-term collective solutions. This position is based in the local school district with
Student U serving as the employer.
Requirements & Key Competencies:
- Understanding of the County community is strongly preferred.
- Bilingual skills in English and Spanish strongly preferred
- Experience coordinating comprehensive program activities in a school/academic setting
is required.
- Ability to work within a fast-paced and data-driven educational environment
- A commitment to the mission and vision of Student U and the Community Schools
model and ability to articulate to various groups of stakeholders.
- Demonstrated ability to collect interpret and analyze data from a variety of sources
evaluate that data and make recommendations based on evaluation.
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills (verbal & written) including active
listening.
- Demonstrated ability in grassroots community organizing and leadership identification
and development.
- Knowledge of community resources supporting whole-child and family wellness.
- Cultural sensitivity and a demonstrated commitment to equity.
- Demonstrated ability to build trust and effective and collaborative working relationships
with a wide variety of stakeholders and people from varied backgrounds (communities
of color low-income communities speakers of various languages etc.)
- Ability to organize prioritize and respond to deadlines while working on multiple tasks.
- Awareness of the physical social emotional and academic development of the learner
- Knowledge of political economic and social barriers to educational equity
- Skilled in PowerPoint Excel Google Docs/Drive and social media
- Ability to work independently and without close supervision.
- Anti-Discrimination Policy & Commitment to Equity & Child Safeguarding Policy
DUTIES:
Program coordination and alignment:
- With support from the Director of Student Services develop
and coordinate the Family Resource Center that prioritizes most urgent needs for
students and families.
- Match quality community partnerships with school community members that meet
identified needs and support student achievement.
- Ensure the integration and alignment of community resources and partnerships to
maximally support the goals of the principal School Advisory Board SIT Team LEA and
strategic partners to the fullest extent possible.
- Coordinate expanded and enriched learning programming during and beyond the school
day for students families and the community.
- Assist with designing and managing volunteer systems within the school. Serve as a
liaison between the school and larger community.
Data and evaluation:
- Work with Student U Community Schools staff and the School Advisory Board to analyze
data from needs and assets assessment.
- Implement a menu of strategic programs and services according to the priorities
identified by the school community in partnership with school staff parents and
community allies.
- Track the effectiveness of interventions and supports in collaboration with the data teams
at Student U NCCSC and school.
- Perform required data collection and evaluation; prepare and present written and oral
reports to district and partners.
Leadership and teamwork:
- Meet regularly with the Community Schools team at Student U. While this position will
report directly to the Associate Director of the Sandhills they will also engage effectively
and routinely with the school principal and other school leadership.
- Be a champion for the Community Schools movement within your school community
advise school leadership on how to integrate diverse community partners parents etc.
into school governance structures.
- Establish and facilitate the School Advisory Board. Serve as a key member of the board.
- Participate in targeted professional learning including Student U and school-based
learning as well as local state and national community schools opportunities.
- Represent NCCSC in various public forums as needed and participate in advocacy
activities to promote the initiative.
- Facilitate communication and relationship-building with community partners key
stakeholders and volunteers including representing the school in neighborhood groups
Working Environment
The usual and customary methods of performing the jobs functions require the following physical demands: some lifting carrying pushing and/or pulling; and significant fine finger dexterity. Work in this classification is considered light physical work requiring the exertion of up to 20 pounds of force occasionally and a negligible amount of force frequently or constantly to move objects. Generally the job requires sitting walking and standing. This job is performed in a generally clean and healthy environment.
Certificates & Licenses Must have a Bachelors degree in education social work health or related field masters preferred. Experience working in a K-12 public-school setting preferred.
*All employees are to adhere to the ALL of Richmond County Schools Board of Education Policies. They are located on the RCS County website under District Information. Click on Board of Education. Policies are located at the bottom. Call if you need assistance.
Employment will require extensive background check.
Required Experience:
IC
POSITION: The Community Schools Coordinator REPORTS TO: Principal at Washington Street Elementary & StudentUTERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: 12-month (Start Date January 5 2026)Please apply for this position by using this link:Community Schools Coordinator @ Washington Street Elementary School (Richmond County...
POSITION: The Community Schools Coordinator
REPORTS TO: Principal at Washington Street Elementary & StudentU
TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: 12-month (Start Date January 5 2026)
Please apply for this position by using this link:Community Schools Coordinator @ Washington Street Elementary School (Richmond County Schools)
JOB DESCRIPTION:
The Community Schools Coordinator (CSC) is responsible for the implementation of the
community schools model at the school site.
- Develop strong relationships with all members of the school community including staff
administrators students parents and community partners
- Conduct a thorough needs and assets assessment (ANA) via a listening tour
- Recruit for and launch a School Advisory Board to develop and implement a strategic
plan which is responsive to those assets and needs and aligns with the 4 pillars of the
Community Schools Model.
- Open a Family Resource Center to provide both material (food clothing hygiene) and
economic (benefit enrollment and access) support for families.
Over time the CSC develops and furthers the wisest use of community resources to create
optimal impact by enhancing community and individual assets meeting critical needs and
promoting long-term collective solutions. This position is based in the local school district with
Student U serving as the employer.
Requirements & Key Competencies:
- Understanding of the County community is strongly preferred.
- Bilingual skills in English and Spanish strongly preferred
- Experience coordinating comprehensive program activities in a school/academic setting
is required.
- Ability to work within a fast-paced and data-driven educational environment
- A commitment to the mission and vision of Student U and the Community Schools
model and ability to articulate to various groups of stakeholders.
- Demonstrated ability to collect interpret and analyze data from a variety of sources
evaluate that data and make recommendations based on evaluation.
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills (verbal & written) including active
listening.
- Demonstrated ability in grassroots community organizing and leadership identification
and development.
- Knowledge of community resources supporting whole-child and family wellness.
- Cultural sensitivity and a demonstrated commitment to equity.
- Demonstrated ability to build trust and effective and collaborative working relationships
with a wide variety of stakeholders and people from varied backgrounds (communities
of color low-income communities speakers of various languages etc.)
- Ability to organize prioritize and respond to deadlines while working on multiple tasks.
- Awareness of the physical social emotional and academic development of the learner
- Knowledge of political economic and social barriers to educational equity
- Skilled in PowerPoint Excel Google Docs/Drive and social media
- Ability to work independently and without close supervision.
- Anti-Discrimination Policy & Commitment to Equity & Child Safeguarding Policy
DUTIES:
Program coordination and alignment:
- With support from the Director of Student Services develop
and coordinate the Family Resource Center that prioritizes most urgent needs for
students and families.
- Match quality community partnerships with school community members that meet
identified needs and support student achievement.
- Ensure the integration and alignment of community resources and partnerships to
maximally support the goals of the principal School Advisory Board SIT Team LEA and
strategic partners to the fullest extent possible.
- Coordinate expanded and enriched learning programming during and beyond the school
day for students families and the community.
- Assist with designing and managing volunteer systems within the school. Serve as a
liaison between the school and larger community.
Data and evaluation:
- Work with Student U Community Schools staff and the School Advisory Board to analyze
data from needs and assets assessment.
- Implement a menu of strategic programs and services according to the priorities
identified by the school community in partnership with school staff parents and
community allies.
- Track the effectiveness of interventions and supports in collaboration with the data teams
at Student U NCCSC and school.
- Perform required data collection and evaluation; prepare and present written and oral
reports to district and partners.
Leadership and teamwork:
- Meet regularly with the Community Schools team at Student U. While this position will
report directly to the Associate Director of the Sandhills they will also engage effectively
and routinely with the school principal and other school leadership.
- Be a champion for the Community Schools movement within your school community
advise school leadership on how to integrate diverse community partners parents etc.
into school governance structures.
- Establish and facilitate the School Advisory Board. Serve as a key member of the board.
- Participate in targeted professional learning including Student U and school-based
learning as well as local state and national community schools opportunities.
- Represent NCCSC in various public forums as needed and participate in advocacy
activities to promote the initiative.
- Facilitate communication and relationship-building with community partners key
stakeholders and volunteers including representing the school in neighborhood groups
Working Environment
The usual and customary methods of performing the jobs functions require the following physical demands: some lifting carrying pushing and/or pulling; and significant fine finger dexterity. Work in this classification is considered light physical work requiring the exertion of up to 20 pounds of force occasionally and a negligible amount of force frequently or constantly to move objects. Generally the job requires sitting walking and standing. This job is performed in a generally clean and healthy environment.
Certificates & Licenses Must have a Bachelors degree in education social work health or related field masters preferred. Experience working in a K-12 public-school setting preferred.
*All employees are to adhere to the ALL of Richmond County Schools Board of Education Policies. They are located on the RCS County website under District Information. Click on Board of Education. Policies are located at the bottom. Call if you need assistance.
Employment will require extensive background check.
Required Experience:
IC
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