The counselor supports students in developing their academic and social skills to succeed both on and off campus. Students are guided through the necessary steps to be competitive toward their postsecondary goals and build the foundation for a successful and productive life. This position is under the supervision of the Vice President of Counseling Operations. The role of the counselor includes duties and responsibilities in the following areas: Academic Counsel students on their course selectio... more details
Description
The counselor supports students in developing their academic and social skills to succeed both on and off campus. Students are guided through the necessary steps to be competitive toward their postsecondary goals and build the foundation for a successful and productive life. This position is under the supervision of the Vice President of Counseling Operations.
The role of the counselor includes duties and responsibilities in the following areas:
Academic
Counsel students on their course selection, develop a four-year plan, and monitor student academic progress.
Conference with teachers, parents, and students to implement academic plans to ensure students are on track for graduation and competitive towards their post-high school goals.
Meet with students earning a C- or below every Mandatory Academic Support period (every three weeks), refer students for appropriate assistance, and contact parents regarding the meeting.
Resolve any academic issues under the approval of the Assistant Principal and VP of Counseling Operations.
Submit postings for the Parent Newsletter, Parent Weekly Bulletin, and counselor resource publications.
Gather college matriculation data from seniors for the graduation program.
National Honors Society coordinator is responsible for
The assigned testing coordinator is responsible for implementing the standardized testing program, including National Testing Day, SAT, and/or ACT. Duties include coordinating the test materials, arranging testing times and locations, training proctors, and managing test score reports.
College and Career
Counsel students one-on-one to explore their postsecondary options based on the student’s interests and goals.
Provide college counseling, scholarship, and financial aid information, as well as career information.
Assist students in building a well-balanced and best-fit college list of safety, target, and reach schools.
Guide students in developing their college essays through brainstorming, drafting, and proofreading until the final version.
Help students write a detailed resume for college admission or job applications.
Work with students to fill out college, financial aid, job, and scholarship applications completely and competitively (CSU, UC, Common Application, FAFSA, CSS Profile, etc).
Write letters of recommendation and submit required documents such as the school report and transcript to college and scholarship programs.
Assist with developing and coordinating college counseling programs including ACT/SAT test preparation, college tours, and parent/student nights.
Serve as the assigned point lead for program events, including but not limited to the Parent College Nights, Cash for College, College Application Workshop, Summer College Writing Workshop, College Forum, college tours, and Coffee with the Counselors. The point lead is responsible for booking, organizing, and implementing the program from start to finish.
Serve as support for all programs within the counseling department to ensure their successful implementation and growth.
Maintain the environment of the Counseling Center with updated materials on college admission, testing preparation, and enrichment opportunities.
Responsible for collecting, tracking, and compiling data to analyze the counseling services offered and their outcomes.
Social-Emotional
Counsel at-risk students in non-crisis and crisis situations.
Consult and collaborate with administrators and fellow counselors to assess and intervene with students in immediate crisis.
Knowledge and experience to augment the mental health curriculum through programs, guest speakers, workshops, etc.
Collaborate with and provide consultation to counselors, teachers, and administrators for students experiencing mental health difficulties.
Serve as a liaison between the school, families, and community agencies to coordinate mental health services as necessary.
Consult with and refer parents and students to appropriate specialists, including psychologists, psychiatrists, and community health providers.
Log all communications and maintain current and confidential records in PowerSchool.
Pursue professional growth and development.
Other duties as assigned by the VP of Counseling Operations
Admissions and Advancement functions are critical to the financial health of a thriving school. The counselor may be asked to support various parts of these two departments outside the regular duties.
There may be times when the counselor is asked to help or support another school task that is not in the job description. All employees are expected to help and support one another when possible.
Privacy of written documents and conversations throughout all manager and administrative offices is expected even if it is not announced at the time of the meeting.
Requirements
Qualifications
Master’s degree in school counseling or related field
Possession of an appropriate Pupil Services Credential, LPCC, MFT, or equivalent
At least two years of successful counseling in a school setting is required, preferably at the high school level
Compensation $65,000 to $85,000(11 months, range is approximately August to June) commensurate with experience
Comprehensive Benefits Package
We’re also proud to offer a comprehensive benefits package for full-time employees and their eligible family members:
50% Tuition Remission for one child
PTO for Thanksgiving (one week), Christmas Break (two weeks), Spring Break (one week), and major holidays – All Employees
PTO for Summer Break (late May through early August) – 10-month employees
Flexible spending accounts for health care and dependent care
403(b) Retirement Plan & Pension Plan (minimum vesting requirement) with competitive employer matching contributions
Life Insurance
Long-Term Disability
Long-term Care
Employee Assistance Program
Fitness Center Access
On-Campus Parking
Statement of Inclusivity:
La Salle College Preparatory is committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment for our entire school community, including but not limited to our students, parents, families, faculty, staff, vendors, volunteers, and community members.
Applications Please submit your resume and cover letter to employment@lasallehs.org by Sunday, April 7, 2024. This post will be open until the position is filled.
Wage Range The rate of pay offered to the selected candidate is based on internal pay policy and budget. New hires are commonly paid at the minimum of the wage range or within the lower part of the range. We consider a number of factors when making compensation decisions including, but not limited to, skill sets, experience, training and other department needs.
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