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RequirementsCandidates must have a high school diploma or equivalent Previous experience in ABA therapy or working with individuals on the autism spectrum is preferred, but not required.
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This is a very hands-on role with direct enrollment + retention responsibility for the JCC's Nursery School, Day Camp at the JCC, and our offsite day camp, Camp Settoga. This is an opportunity to build on the success of the JCC's Nursery School, two summer Day Camps, and a breadth of ongoing/seasonal programs to reach the parents of children from toddlers to Teens + Tweens.
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Collaborate with co-teachers, Director of Learning Support, Co-Leaders, and other staff to provide high-quality, relevant instruction to all children. We are committed to providing an experiential and democratic elementary experience to all children, with intentional access for children who typically do not get access to progressive education (children with special needs, children from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, and English language learners.
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Regina Angelorum Academy (RAA) is a private, independent Catholic school providing a classical, liberal arts education to children in Pre-Kindergarten through 8th grade. Commitment to RAA’s mission to “bring children to Jesus Christ,” in accordance with the teachings and tradition of the Roman Catholic Church.
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Our staff take a collaborative approach by regularly partnering with the child study team members, teachers, guidance counselors, and administration to progress towards the best possible outcome for the school community.
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This includes our Richmond Hill, RTC & NSP programs in the borough of Queens as well as Staten Island and Brooklyn, NY. Education: Minimum of a HS diploma or equivalent required w/ prior experience working with youth, preferably in child welfare; Some college preferred.
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The Child/Adolescent Outpatient Psychiatry Department provides comprehensive, psychiatric evaluations for children and adolescents with emotional, behavioral and cognitive difficulties.
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Manage and triage all aspects of multimedia projects for the Global Center from concept development through post-production and delivery, including vendor communications, talent prep, stakeholder approval processPartner with CMIs Social Media Manager and Web Producer to publish and optimize videos as needed for greater visibility/ search traffic.
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As a regular part of the Dean’s responsibilities, the Dean should expect often needing to stay after school during the school year to provide teacher professional development (technique modeling, coaching, mentoring) or to meet with school leaders and/or teachers for planning purposes.
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We believe in the importance of working and learning in a beautiful environment, focusing on classroom design, creative process art, and engaging children with high-quality materials.
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Knowledge and training in working with children and families including child development stages and family dynamics. We provide community-based prevention and family foster care services, group homes in the community for struggling children and families within the child welfare and juvenile justice systems, and short-term residential services for unaccompanied migrant children.
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About The OpportunityWe are looking for a High School Guidance Counselor who will work with our students at the East Harlem Scholars High School community to support with sustaining the school's college and career pathway program for grades 9 through 12.
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Under the supervision of the After School Director, and in conjunction with other After School teachers, the Teacher will create a supportive and collaborative classroom environment and use classroom management skills to run and support an energetic classroom of children.
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Work in collaboration with staff to build and promote a cohesive and professional working relationship to ensure the delivery of high consistent high-quality services. Knowledge in one or more of the following areas:Child and adolescent development;Parent-child relationships, family dynamics, and diagnostic classifications;Mental health and Emotional/Behavior health;Child Welfare policies and procedures;Government Entitlements: TANF, Social Security, Medicare and etc.
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Minimum of 5 years of experience working with children, preferably immigrant and refugee children, and/or working with survivors of abuse, human trafficking, or other trauma.
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