Student Assistant Counselor

SOUTH ORANGE-MAPLEWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT | MAPLEWOOD, NJ

  

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CountyEssex
Posted Date 6/28/2024
Expiration Date9/29/2024
Description
Student Assistant Counselor 
1.0 FTE - Columbia High School

AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 2024

 
Position
Candidate will assist school personnel in helping students learn behavior, subject matter, and/or skills that will contribute to their development into mature, able and responsible adults. Candidate will also identify students’ needs; assist in developing
and delivering in-service programs and parent seminars.


Qualifications
1.New Jersey Substance Awareness Coordinator certificate required.
2. Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
3. Required criminal history background check and proof of U.S. citizenship or legal resident/immigrant status.

 
 
Job Description                                          
POSITION TITLE 
 
Student Assistance Counselor   
MINIMUM
QUALIFICATIONS
 
  • NJ Substance Awareness Coordinator or School Social Worker certification
  • M.A in Counseling or related field: M.S.W. , Education
  • Awareness of:  community resources, family counseling, social and emotional development of students, mental illness, substance abuse
  • Personal characteristics: compassionate, understanding, trustworthy,  understanding and patient, fair but firm and a love and respect for children and their families
  • Required criminal history background check
  • Proof of U.S. citizenship or legal resident alien status
 
REPORTS TO
 
Director of Guidance
 
JOB GOAL(S)
 
 
To facilitate student academic development, positive mental health and to promote and encourage personal/social and career development by working collaboratively with the school, families, and the community.
 

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES 

 
1.
 
Liaison Services with physicians, drug and alcohol clinics, mental health services, grants
 
2.
 
Teaching staff in-service education, co-teach health classes, peer counseling classes
 
3.
 
Substance abuse awareness, prevention and intervention and referral services
 
4.
 
Parent programs that include freshman/new student orientation, parent conferences, referral services for parents and students, parent coffees
 
5. Special programs such as assemblies, 8th grade Peer to Peer program, CHS Peer to Peer program, new students, at-risk students grades 9-12, Montrose campus programs
 
6.
 
Support:  lunch buddies; individual and group counseling for students and parents; CORE team member and facilitator of interventions and referral services; clearinghouse for student assessments and screenings; provide support to students, staff, parents, administrators; provide after-care for students and their families
 
 
 
TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT            10 Months
                                                         Salary as per SOMEA Agreement
 

 
County
Essex

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