About This Role
This grant-funded Program Coordinator position promotes educational achievement and the pursuit of post-secondary education enrollment for participants in grades 6-12. The role involves developing and overseeing comprehensive services for these students and is contingent upon continued grant funding.
Responsibilities
- Assist with project recruitment
- Complete Individual Service Plans (ISP) and Needs Assessments annually for new and continuing participants
- Develop and implement innovative co-curricular programming for students and parents/guardians including workshops, trips, and events
- Develop and oversee academic tutoring schedules for students to adhere to on a weekly basis
- Ensure students effectively utilize tutoring services provided and communicate needs from tutors as appropriate
- Oversee the assessment and reporting of participant progress, personal growth, and academic performance
- Provide college admission and financial aid process information
- Ensure that senior participants take appropriate steps toward high school graduation and college enrollment
- Assist project director in maintenance of participant files and project-specific documentation to ensure all appropriate services and contacts are entered into the student database
- Verify promotion, retention, and graduation of all current participants
- Assist with pre and post evaluations for participants and parents/guardians
- Monitor outcome objectives, collect data, and assist in preparing annual performance reports/other reports as assigned
- Develop and maintain professional outreach networks within target area communities and schools, serving as a liaison and point of contact as needed
- Participate in professional development opportunities to promote personal and professional growth
- Conduct other duties as assigned
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in education, counseling, social work, psychology, public administration, or a related field
- Direct experience in providing academic support, academic advising, college application assistance, career exploration, economic literacy, and/or financial aid application assistance, specifically with high school or college students
- Experience managing small to mid-sized budgets, supervising student staff or tutors, and maintaining accurate participant records
- Experience developing programs, events, trips, and workshops for students
- Experience providing academic advising services and college, career, financial aid, and economic literacy information to an assigned caseload of secondary school students (grades 6-12)
- Effective writing and speaking skills
- Experience with computer software (Microsoft suite) and database management platforms