C21 After-School Program Substitute Staff

Position: Program Paraprofessiona JOB SUMMARY: The Program Paraprofessional is responsible for direct student academic support and social support services. The Paraprofessional works under the Project Coordinator and helps students and families directly in after-school activities. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Academic · Student supportive services provision in academic and social services areas. · To support and supervise volunteer tutors and students enrolled in program schools. · To facilitate programs according to identified school/community needs. · Support student success initiatives by involving families and using communication strategies to bridge the gap between school and home. · Represent CFYCD through communication with school district personnel, youth, families, volunteers, and community partners, as approved by the Director of Quality Implementation & Staff Support. · Present cases for additional support to school staff and CFYCD as necessary · Actively participate as a member of the CFYCD team, focused on the whole organization of CFYCD. Meet regularly with the CFYCD Director of Quality Implementation & Staff Support to document and update progress and receive support. · Accomplish goals and objectives of the CFYCD day-to-day operations Reporting · To practice confidentiality and ethical services provision as identified in FERPA/HIPPA policies of the program site and state · To foster relationships with school district personnel, youth, families, and community agencies for enhanced services provision · Ensure that all paperwork is current and that students’ profile folders are complete · Provide requested data at specified times: grades, attendance, outcome data, etc. · Enter, gather, and analyze student and family data for individual and programmatic evaluation in a timely fashion · Other duties as assigned, within your scope of practice. QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS: Education: Associate’s degree preferred or equivalent experience working with youth and families. Experience: One year working with youth and families. Skills and Abilities: · Ability to work with diverse educational and social issues to assist students in achieving academically and socially. · Willingness and ability to tutor students. · Familiarity with local health and human service agencies. · Flexibility, resourcefulness, enthusiasm, and high energy. · Excellent oral and written communication skills · Excellent organizational skills · Independent worker · Strategic and analytical thinker · Must work effectively with all levels of staff and management · Knowledge of school district/school-based operations Job Type: Part-time Pay: $15.00 per hour Expected hours: 12.5 per week Schedule: After school Monday to Friday Work Location: In person