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Work with the Middle School Director, High School Services Director, Site Director, and Clubhouse Director in continually enhancing the Middle School to High School transition plans, programs, and process including Torch to Keystone and LIT prep.
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A Green-Ribbon awarded school and host of "The Gather for Good," speaker series, we have welcomed former Vice President Al Gore, Alice Waters, Ed Catmull, and Sam Altman, among others, as our keynote speakers to advance our understanding and commitment to topics such as climate action, diversity and inclusion, and youth activism.
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Minimum Qualifications Education Requirement: Graduation from high school or equivalent. Provides safety and security related orientation and training to school security personnel.
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Our hospital includes the region's onlyLevel I trauma center and children's hospital, as well as the Savannah campus of Mercer University School of Medicine. Located in Savannah, Georgia, we are a regional referral center for heart care, cancer care, trauma care, children's care, high-risk pregnancies and high-risk newborn care.
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It is the responsibility of the Librarian/Library Media Specialist to function as a leader in the learning community of the school by collaborating with faculty and staff to prepare students with information and technological literacy skills for lifelong independent learning.
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Two of the most interesting monuments in Glendale are the Sugar Beet Factory Building, which was built in 1906 and the Glendale High School Auditorium, built in 1939. Just nine miles northwest of downtown Phoenix, Glendale is also the headquarters for the renowned Thunderbird International School of Business.
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The certified athletic trainer will provide athletic training services, under the direction of a licensed physician, to area high schools who have contracted for those services. Act as a liaison between physicians, the school district, athletes and their parents.
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A high school diploma, or General Educational Development (GED); High School Equivalency Test (HiSET); or Test Assessing Secondary Completion (TASC) high school equivalency certificate; OR At least one year of full-time work experience in security work, aviation screener work, or X-ray technician work.
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The College Access Coach (High School Coach) service positions focus on coaching and supporting high school juniors and high school seniors who are seeking to earn a college degree.
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Implement the AISD curriculum guides for high school level courses. Be a positive role model for students, supports the mission of the Arlington Independent School District and Tarrant County College.
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College Access Coach (High School Coach) Coordinate with the College Success Team to provide college transition services to graduating high school seniors. Provide students direct high school to college transition coaching and support in areas including, but not limited to new student orientation, course registration, financial aid/FAFSA issues, college transfers, career development, and other miscellaneous issues.
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Teach college preparatory classes for 40 or more underserved high school students at local high school campus(es) High school coaches will serve primarily inside a partner high school, coaching a caseload of high school juniors and/or seniors as they explore college opportunities and complete the college application process.
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The School Psychologist will work consistently and creatively to meet the needs of all students, be responsible for academic advising and student socialization, collaborate on the Child Study Team, and partner with School Leaders and campus-based Special Education teams to provide related professional development to teachers and staff.
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Completion of high school/GED supplemented by certificates of proficiency in enforcement building inspection technology and two years’ experience with a public agency performing land use, zoning, building, public safety, housing, plan check, building permit, inspection, or abatement work.
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Or have a high school diploma or equivalent, and five years’ social service or peer experience; or high school diploma or equivalent and be a Certified Recovery Support Specialist (CRSS) or Certified Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS) in good standing with the State of Illinois; or have a Bachelor’s degree in counseling, social work, education, psychology or related human service field.
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