Student Services Coordinator
About the Employer
Student Services Support Specialist
Job Summary
Under the general direction of the Executive Director for Student Services, the Student Services Coordinator develops, coordinates, and implements youth engagement, student leadership, community partnership, and student support initiatives that promote educational access, belonging, and positive youth development. The position serves as the district lead for the Native Education Program, coordinates services for unaccompanied youth identified under the McKinney-Vento Act, oversees the district’s McKinney-Vento Transfer Site, and supports other assigned student services initiatives.
Essential Functions
Youth Development & Student Leadership
Develop and coordinate youth engagement, leadership, mentoring, and enrichment opportunities. Coordinate student voice initiatives, advisory groups, and recognition activities. Support after-school, summer, and extended learning opportunities that promote belonging and school connectedness.Native Education Program
Coordinate implementation of the district’s Native Education Program. Partner with tribal governments, native families, and community organizations. Coordinate culturally responsive programming, family engagement, grant activities, and student leadership opportunities.McKinney-Vento Unaccompanied Youth
Coordinate district supports for unaccompanied youth identified under the McKinney-Vento Act. Collaborate with school counselors, administrators, registrars, and attendance teams to identify and refer unaccompanied youth. Coordinate resource referrals, educational supports, and documentation for unaccompanied youth. Collaborate with the Student Services Social Worker when students require complex case management, crisis intervention, or social work services.McKinney-Vento Transfer Site
Coordinate daily operations of the district’s McKinney-Vento Transfer Site. Support site staff, volunteers, student programming, safety, logistics, and continuous improvement. Monitor participation data and evaluate program effectiveness.Community Partnerships & Family Engagement
Develop partnerships with youth-serving organizations, tribal partners, nonprofit agencies, recreation providers, housing agencies, and other community organizations. Coordinate community outreach events, family engagement activities, and resource fairs. Represent student services on community coalitions and collaborative initiatives.Program Administration
Collect, analyze, and communicate program data. Support grant implementation, contracts, communications, and continuous improvement. Develop program resources and training materials. Serve on district committees and perform other duties as assigned.Professional Learning & Consultation
Provide technical assistance and training related to Native Education, unaccompanied youth, youth engagement, and assigned student services initiatives. Support schools in implementing best practices for student engagement and equitable access.Minimum Qualifications
Education and Experience
A Bachelor’s degree in Education, Human Services, Youth Development, Social Work, Psychology, Sociology, Family Studies, Recreation, or a closely related field. Three (3) years of progressively responsible experience in youth development, education, community engagement, family engagement, program coordination, or related work.
Equivalent Combinations of Education, Training, and Experience
Equivalent combinations of education, training, and experience may be considered.