CTAE- Agriculture Teacher

Fulton Schools; Atlanta (GA); Presencial; USD 52.000 - 72.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Fulton County Schools in Atlanta, GA seeks a School Counselor to implement a comprehensive ASCA-aligned counseling program. You will spend ~80% direct student services and 20% on program management and accountability, delivering guidance on academics, college and career planning, and personal/social development.

The candidate will develop annual plans, provide classroom guidance, support at‑risk students, conduct individual and small group counseling, and collaborate with staff and families to

Formación

• Master’s Degree in School Counseling required.
• Must hold or be eligible for S‑5 certification in school counseling; S‑6 or S‑7 preferred
• Two years of experience counseling students individually and in groups; interpreting standardized testing results preferred

Responsabilidades

• Provide direct student counseling services and guidance within the ASCA framework.
• Develop and manage annual comprehensive counseling plans and program management tasks.
• Offer college and career resources; facilitate college fairs, scholarships, FAFSA, admissions guidance.
• Use data to tailor counseling supports and monitor plan effectiveness; support at‑risk students for on‑time graduation.
• Conduct individual and small group counseling and crisis intervention as needed.
• Collaborate with teachers, parents, and staff to ensure student success and graduation.

Conocimientos

ASCA model

Communication skills

Collaboration

Time management

Data interpretation

Educación

Master’s Degree in School Counseling

Descripción del empleo

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Utilizing innovation, guidance, advisement, counseling, student support, and collaboration, School Counselors ensure student success by implementing a comprehensive ASCA aligned school counseling program that addresses the academic, career and personal/social development for all students

Develops, submits ASCA aligned annual comprehensive school counseling plan – 80% of time providing direct services to students and approximately 20% of time in program management, system support, and accountability
Develops and maintains annual and monthly plans that detail activities and programs for students
Consistently communicates comprehensive school counseling plans and supports to parents and stakeholders
Develops and communicates appropriate college, career, social/emotional support resources to students
Accesses and utilizes all available data to develop counseling supports to meet students’ needs and to access counseling plan effectiveness
Expend a minimum of 80% of counselor time providing support and guidance directly to students and ensure all students on caseload can access their counselor in a timely manner
Provides schoolwide proactive and preventative services to all students in the areas of academic, social-emotional, and college/career development
Provides classroom guidance and instruction to all students on post-secondary options and plans, social-emotional topics, study, organizational, and time management skills and other life skills
Ensure that students’ academic courses and 4‑year plan aligns with their personal interests and career/college aspirations
Identify off track and at-risk students and provide targeted counseling supports to achieve on time student graduation
Facilitate consistent access to college and career resources such as college fairs, college representatives, scholarships, military, financial aid (FAFSA), and college admissions
Conducts individual and small group counseling, advisement, and provides specialized interventions for student
Uses student data to design school counseling supports specifically for student sub‑groups
Provides crisis intervention and postvention support to students in crisis or emotional distress
Develop and implement prevention, education, and awareness activities based on unique needs of students (e.g. drug/alcohol, student safety, healthy relationships, coping skills, etc.)
Attend student meetings to help interpret and understand student data, performance and plans of support for students
Collaborates with other school and district staff to ensure students receive appropriate support to achieve on-track graduation
Utilizes all available technology resources to effectively implement a comprehensive school counseling program
Conducts an annual program evaluation that measures ASCA implementation alignment and program effectiveness, shares results with principal, district, and other relevant stakeholders
Completes monthly logs to provide evidence of delivery of services per the ASCA model
Provides evidence of planned activities which indicate tasks related to role are completed
Adheres to state and district guidance and provide evidence of compliance
Administers an annual student survey to assess student needs, student interests, and feedback on school-based counseling programs and report results to Principal and District Staff
Accurately reviews and maintains student records and student transcripts related to counseling and advisement
Participates in continuous professional development activities to improve knowledge and skills
Promotes positive relationships with students, parents, school staff, and community

Required Education

Master’s Degree in School Counseling

Certification/Licensure

Must hold or be eligible for S‑5 certification in school counseling; S‑6 or S‑7 preferred

Experience Qualifications

Two (2) years of experience in counseling students as individuals and in groups and experience interpreting standardized testing results preferred

Knowledge/Skills/Abilities

• Ability to plan, implement, and evaluate a guidance and counseling program based on student needs
• Proven skill and knowledge in ASCA model of counseling and counseling/advising individuals and groups
• Knowledge of college/career entrance requirements and ability to communicate accurate information for college/career guidance
• Ability to consult with teachers, staff, and parents regarding the needs of students
• Knowledge of available school, system and community resources
• Awareness of cultural diversity and its implications for school counseling
• Must be able to successfully manage multiple tasks, projects and responsibilities
• Ability to apply critical thinking skills in rendering solutions to various issues
• Ability to work collaboratively and cooperatively as a member of a team and in a professional manner
• Knowledge of current career and college entrance requirements
• Excellent communication skills both written and verbal

Working Conditions

• Normal office environment

Physical Demands

• Routine physical activity associated with normal office environment

It is the policy of the Fulton County School System not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, age, or disability in any employment practice, educational program, or any other program, activity, or service. If you wish to make a complaint or request accommodation or modification due to discrimination in any program, activity, or service, contact Compliance Coordinator Gonzalo LaCava, 6201 Powers Ferry Rd, NW, Atlanta, Georgia 30339, or phone [phone].TTY 1-800-255-0135.

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