The Middle School Counselor implements a comprehensive school counseling program aligned with the Arkansas School Counselor Framework and ASCA National Model to support students academic social-emotional and career development. This role provides direct services including individual and group counseling classroom instruction and student advocacy while collaborating with educators families and community partners to remove barriers to learning. The counselor also fulfills essential administrative responsibilities that contribute to student achievement and the effective operation of the school.
Direct and indirect services being provided to students including but not limited to:
Individual counseling
Small group Counseling
Classroom visits/lessons
Delivering lessons in areas of academics personal social and career development
Advocating for all students with teachers administrators social workers homeless liaison DHS calling for Mental Health Assessors to provide assessments
Referrals to outside agencies as needed
Team members of following committees:
Student Intervention Team member
PLC Team member
504 Team member
IEP Team member
LPAC Team member
GT Team member
Crisis Intervention Team
School Behavioral Threat Assessment Team
Link between student parent and community members/Community and Family Engagement
New student orientation
Administrative duties including but not limited to:
Scheduling of students/schedule changes
Entering and Maintaining Master Schedule for school
HAC/TAC/Report cards/Progress reports
eSchool tasks
Sending and requesting Student Transcripts and Records
Filing student records
SIT Coordinator
Answering incoming phone calls and associated tasks
Assisting with lunch duty when needed
Qualifications:
Valid Arkansas School Counselor license (K12)
Masters degree in School Counseling or a related field
Knowledge of the Arkansas School Counselor Framework and ASCA National Model
Demonstrated ability to provide individual and group counseling services
Strong understanding of academic social-emotional and career development for middle school students
Ability to collaborate effectively with teachers administrators families and community agencies
Experience with student support teams (e.g. 504 IEP RTI/SIT) preferred
Strong communication organization and problem-solving skills
Ability to maintain confidentiality and use sound professional judgment
Experience with student information systems and data tracking preferred
The Middle School Counselor implements a comprehensive school counseling program aligned with the Arkansas School Counselor Framework and ASCA National Model to support students academic social-emotional and career development. This role provides direct services including individual and group counse...
The Middle School Counselor implements a comprehensive school counseling program aligned with the Arkansas School Counselor Framework and ASCA National Model to support students academic social-emotional and career development. This role provides direct services including individual and group counseling classroom instruction and student advocacy while collaborating with educators families and community partners to remove barriers to learning. The counselor also fulfills essential administrative responsibilities that contribute to student achievement and the effective operation of the school.
Direct and indirect services being provided to students including but not limited to:
Individual counseling
Small group Counseling
Classroom visits/lessons
Delivering lessons in areas of academics personal social and career development
Advocating for all students with teachers administrators social workers homeless liaison DHS calling for Mental Health Assessors to provide assessments
Referrals to outside agencies as needed
Team members of following committees:
Student Intervention Team member
PLC Team member
504 Team member
IEP Team member
LPAC Team member
GT Team member
Crisis Intervention Team
School Behavioral Threat Assessment Team
Link between student parent and community members/Community and Family Engagement
New student orientation
Administrative duties including but not limited to:
Scheduling of students/schedule changes
Entering and Maintaining Master Schedule for school
HAC/TAC/Report cards/Progress reports
eSchool tasks
Sending and requesting Student Transcripts and Records
Filing student records
SIT Coordinator
Answering incoming phone calls and associated tasks
Assisting with lunch duty when needed
Qualifications:
Valid Arkansas School Counselor license (K12)
Masters degree in School Counseling or a related field
Knowledge of the Arkansas School Counselor Framework and ASCA National Model
Demonstrated ability to provide individual and group counseling services
Strong understanding of academic social-emotional and career development for middle school students
Ability to collaborate effectively with teachers administrators families and community agencies
Experience with student support teams (e.g. 504 IEP RTI/SIT) preferred
Strong communication organization and problem-solving skills
Ability to maintain confidentiality and use sound professional judgment
Experience with student information systems and data tracking preferred