Job Summary: 

• Assist students to achieve school success and develop skills to engage in lifelong learning
• Counsel students (individual and group) in the areas of academic, career, and personal/social concerns
• Provide programs, activities and services which focus on helping children experience healthy growth academically, socially and for future success
• Collaborate/consult with parents, teachers, administrators and community resources concerning student issues
• Offer guidance sessions on test-taking, study skills, responsibility, peer pressure, bullying, problem-solving, decision-making and academic and career planning
• Assist teacher and staff in the early identification of students' academic and/or personal difficulties
• Provide transition and orientation services for students and parents
• Conference with and provides information, support and counseling for parents
• Assist in supervising the maintenance of student records, ensuring confidentiality
• Assist students with course selection relative to their educational pursuits and career goals
• Conduct school-wide programs designed to address specific needs presented by students in individual schools
• Interpret test data for students, parents and teachers
• Coordinate and/or serve as a member of the Intervention Teams
• Assist with specific projects and areas as determined by the Director of College Success (based on the expertise and skills of the college counselor)

Skills on Resume: 

• Student Counseling (Soft Skills)  
• Academic Planning (Hard Skills)  
• Career Guidance (Soft Skills)  
• Parent Support (Soft Skills)  
• Data Interpretation (Hard Skills)  
• Crisis Intervention (Soft Skills)  
• Test Preparation (Hard Skills)  
• Record Management (Hard Skills)

Job Summary: 

• Implement the school guidance curriculum and develop and conduct developmental guidance lessons in the classroom and large groups
• Conduct orientation activities for new students and informational sessions for families
• Provide grade-level transitional activities
• Assist students with course selections that are appropriate for graduation requirements and career plans
• Assist students in developing post-secondary educational plans
• Provide scholarship information for post-secondary participation
• Interpret standardized test results
• Facilitate the integration of the guidance curriculum into the general educational curriculum
• Assist in the development and implementation of experiential activities geared toward improving school climate (i.e., student leadership retreats, diversity workshops, activities that foster school pride and increase cohesion on campus)
• Provide individual counseling and create and facilitate support groups
• Consult with and serve as a resource for teachers, staff, and parents regarding the developmental needs of students
• Conduct and facilitate conferences and in-service programs
• Participate in the Nonpublic Service Plan process to evaluate students’ learning needs
• Attend professional conferences and visit universities to develop knowledge about various schools

Skills on Resume: 

• Curriculum Integration (Hard Skills)  
• Student Orientation (Soft Skills)  
• Course Selection (Hard Skills)  
• Career Planning (Soft Skills)  
• Test Interpretation (Hard Skills)  
• Individual Counseling (Soft Skills)  
• Parent Consultation (Soft Skills)  
• Workshop Facilitation (Soft Skills)

Job Summary: 

• Work in the high school to support the social-emotional, physical, and emotional health of students through one-on-one sessions
• Develop community and class-based programming, and partner with 60 high school faculty members
• Work with the Director of Counseling and high school administration to carry out the Integrative Well-Being initiatives of the school
• Be a partner with teachers to determine student needs, offer guidance, facilitate communication, and advocate for how to best support students in the classroom
• Serve as an advisor to approximately ten students, participate collegially in meetings and initiatives of the high school, and take an active role in the life of the school community
• Maintain records to document interactions, interventions, and decisions
• Refer students and parents to community agencies, programs, or specialists 
• Maintain a list of community resources
• Foster links between the school and various university and community college admissions staff
• Operate within the established school procedures and policies
• Provide support for other school programs and personnel
• Attend meetings, conferences and in-service trainings to keep abreast of best practices and professional trends
• Assist students in successfully using interpersonal and social skills
• Participate in school programs to promote a positive school culture and climate
• Maintain student data across various platforms

Skills on Resume: 

• Student Support (Soft Skills)  
• Program Development (Hard Skills)  
• Faculty Collaboration (Soft Skills)  
• Advising Skills (Soft Skills)  
• Record Keeping (Hard Skills)  
• Community Referral (Soft Skills)  
• Data Management (Hard Skills)  
• Culture Promotion (Soft Skills)

Job Summary: 

• Manage a caseload of juniors and seniors
• Teaching the College Advising Seminar curriculum for juniors
• Writing comprehensive and timely school recommendations in support of student applications
• Collaboratively plan department events, including college representative visits, speaker series, mock interviews, test preparation programs, and financial planning events
• Steward relationships with domestic and international colleges and universities
• Present to large groups of students, parents, faculty, Board of Trustees and others on issues surrounding the selective admissions process
• Serve as an advocate for students and work to promote a healthy school climate and safe learning environment
• Assist with crisis intervention and in identifying and implementing prevention and intervention programs for students
• Support the total school community by serving on school and district committees
• Initiate and maintain an effective liaison with professional societies to keep abreast of developments and research in the profession
• Maintain accurate and appropriate records and documentation
• Assist in the coordination of student services within and outside of the school
• Participate in school-wide professional development, grade-level teams, and school-specific duties

Skills on Resume: 

• Caseload Management (Hard Skills)  
• Curriculum Delivery (Hard Skills)  
• Recommendation Writing (Hard Skills)  
• Event Planning (Soft Skills)  
• College Relations (Soft Skills)  
• Public Speaking (Soft Skills)  
• Crisis Intervention (Soft Skills)  
• Record Maintenance (Hard Skills)

Job Summary: 

• Provide individual and group mental health counseling to students in grades 9-12
• Provide leadership and support services in the event of crisis, including mental health risk assessment
• Provide academic guidance to maximize student development and preparation for future goals
• Assist the department’s efforts to organize and administer standardized testing (PSAT/SAT)
• Collect, monitor, assess, and report relevant student data that assists in the attainment of school goals while developing appropriate student programming and interventions
• Assist with the scheduling process
• Consult with and assist parents in their efforts to support their child’s education and well-being
• Collaborate with staff to support students’ medical, academic, and social/emotional needs
• Work in cooperation with the Instructional Support Program (Special Education) and the Social Worker
• Function as a collaborative and contributing team member within the district and building-level staff teams focused on improving student services and achievement
• Conduct work in a manner that demonstrates a commitment to professional practice and procedures
• Provide opportunities for students to explore post-high school opportunities
• Participate in the planning and development of school and district-wide programs
• Support and participate in school-wide activities and programming

Skills on Resume: 

• Mental Counseling (Soft Skills)  
• Crisis Leadership (Soft Skills)  
• Academic Guidance (Hard Skills)  
• Test Coordination (Hard Skills)  
• Data Analysis (Hard Skills)  
• Parent Consultation (Soft Skills)  
• Team Collaboration (Soft Skills)  
• Program Development (Hard Skills)

Job Summary: 

• Plan and lead workshops for parents on key topics (financial aid planning, application timelines, etc.) related to both summer programs and the college admissions process
• Write and manage the collection of letters of recommendation for seniors
• Provide professional development and coaching for the Letter of Recommendation writing process for all teachers
• Support and guide all 9th- 11th grade students and families through each step of the summer programs placement and application process
• Support and guide all 12th-grade students through each step of the college and financial aid application process
• Provide one-on-one college counseling to a caseload of seniors through the admissions and matriculation cycle 
• Support 12th-grade students through college matriculation
• Provide alumni support: monthly check-ins with all first-year college students, degree progress counseling, campus visits, FAFSA renewal, etc.
• Contact and meet with campus admissions representatives to build positive relationships and market FPA applicants
• Research the academic and social environments at the various colleges students are considering for summer programs and college matriculation to recommend suitable matches
• Develop and maintain a robust network of college admissions and summer program professionals through regular communication and high school visits from colleges and universities
• Recruit and retain summer partnerships annually to secure guaranteed spots
• Assist with the administration of the ACT/PSAT assessments
• Attend and plan overnight college trips for students

Skills on Resume: 

• Parent Workshops (Soft Skills)  
• Recommendation Management (Hard Skills)  
• Teacher Coaching (Soft Skills)  
• Student Guidance (Soft Skills)  
• College Counseling (Soft Skills)  
• Alumni Support (Soft Skills)  
• Network Building (Soft Skills)  
• Test Administration (Hard Skills)