National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) Advisor

BROCKTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS; Brockton (MA); On-site; USD 1,800 - 2,200; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Stipend $2,000

After school program

Job summary

Brockton Public Schools is seeking a dedicated NJHS Advisor to support chapters at North, South, East, West, Ashfield, Plouffe, and Davis K-8/MS campuses for the 2026-2027 year. The advisor mentors student members and leads NJHS activities, service opportunities, and the annual induction process.

The role emphasizes leadership development, collaboration with school leaders, and alignment with NJHS pillars. This is an after-school/evening position with a $2,000 stipend.

Qualifications

• Certified staff member at the identified school.
• Ability to build positive relationships with middle school students.
• Strong organizational, communication, and planning skills.
• Commitment to the NJHS pillars of scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship.

Responsibilities

• Collaboratively develop bylaws with NJHS advisors of other BPS middle schools.
• Participate in online professional development provided by NJHS.
• Participate in the NJHS Advisor Online Community, including reading Advise magazine and visiting NJHS website to stay informed about activities, policies, and procedures.
• Organize and supervise bi-weekly NJHS meetings with students after school, working with the chapter’s NJHS officers.
• Organize school’s faculty panel for school’s NJHS chapter, such as for application consideration.
• Be familiar with and uphold national NJHS constitution and the school’s NJHS chapter bylaws.
• Collaborate with school leaders to organize and hold an annual induction ceremony.
• Support and supervise NJHS members’ collaborative goal-oriented service projects.
• Work with the principal and the Coordinator of Accelerated Programs to build and strengthen the NJHS at the middle schools.
• Anticipated commitment beyond the contractual day is approximately 30 hours for the year.

Skills

Certified staff

Student leadership

Organizational skills

Communication skills

Job description

National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) Advisor

Brockton Public Schools East Middle School – Brockton, Massachusetts Open in Google Maps Edgar B. Davis K-8 School – Brockton, Massachusetts Open in Google Maps Joseph F. Plouffe Middle School – Brockton, Massachusetts Open in Google Maps North Middle School – Brockton, Massachusetts Open in Google Maps South Middle School – Brockton, Massachusetts Open in Google Maps West Middle School – Brockton, Massachusetts Open in Google Maps Ashfield Middle School – Brockton, Massachusetts Open in Google Maps Learning and Teaching – Brockton, Massachusetts Open in Google Maps

Job Details

Job ID: 5928869
Application Deadline: Sep 30, 2026 11:59 PM (UTC)
Posted: Sep 16, 2026 12:00 AM (UTC)

Starting Date: To Be Determined

Job Description

To: All Teaching and Administrative Personnel
Brockton Public Schools
From: Dr. Kathleen F. Moran
Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources
Subject: National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) Advisor
The following position is being advertised for the 2026-2027 school year:
Brockton Public Schools is seeking a dedicated and enthusiastic educator to serve as the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) Advisor at each of the following schools- North MS, South MS, East MS, West MS, Ashfield MS, Plouffe MS, and Davis K-8 School. The advisor will support and mentor student members while promoting the core pillars of NJHS: scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship. This individual will coordinate chapter activities, meetings, service opportunities, and the annual selection and induction process while creating meaningful opportunities for students to develop as leaders within their school and community.

Qualifications

• Certified staff member at the identified school (North, South, East, West, Ashfield, Plouffe, and Davis)
• Demonstrated ability to build positive relationships with middle school students and foster student leadership.
• Strong organizational, communication, and planning skills.
• Commitment to the NJHS pillars of scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship, with willingness to coordinate meetings, service activities, membership processes, and the annual induction ceremony.

Responsibilities

• Collaboratively develop bylaws with NJHS advisors of other BPS middle schools
• Participate in online professional development provided by NJHS
• Participate in the NJHS Advisor Online Community, including reading Advise magazine and visiting NJHS website to stay informed about activities, policies, and procedures
• Organize and supervise bi-weekly NJHS meetings with students after school, working with the chapter’s NJHS officers
• Organize school’s faculty panel for school’s NJHS chapter, such as for application consideration
• Be familiar with and uphold national NJHS constitution and the school’s NJHS chapter bylaws
• Collaborate with school leaders to organize and hold an annual induction ceremony
• Support and supervise NJHS members’ collaborative goal-oriented service projects
• Work with the principal and the Coordinator of Accelerated Programs to build and strengthen the NJHS at the middle schools
• Anticipated commitment beyond the contractual day is approximately 30 hours for the year.

Compensation- Level Two Extracurricular Stipend- $2,000 as noted in BEA contract.
Funding Source- Title IV

Position Type: After school/Evening

Salary: $2,000 to $2,000 Stipend

Job Categories:

Athletics & Activities > After School Programs

Welcome to East Middle School, Edgar B. Davis K-8 School, Joseph F. Plouffe Middle School, North Middle School, South Middle School, West Middle School, Ashfield Middle School, Learning and Teaching

, School PhilosophyThe Davis Community School students and staff are enriched by cultural, social, physical, and academic diversity. We are a neighborhood school that takes pride in the absolute right of every student to receive the best education possible, and we accept the responsibility to create the proper environment necessary in attaining that goal.We believe that our children are our most valuable resource and our programs must address the needs of each in order that they may succeed. We must promote a positive sense of self-worth and confidence that will allow each student to say "I can do that."We know that in order to accomplish this, we must enter into a partnership with our parents and community, and with this cooperation we will move forward together in support of our children., PLOUFFE MIDDLE SCHOOL MISSION STATEMENTPlouffe Middle School creates a safe and respectful forum for its life long learners to explore and exchange ideas and experiences.PLOUFFE MIDDLE SCHOOL VISION STATEMENTPlouffe Middle School will continuously reflect upon and respond to the needs of all learners as we strive to acquire the skills, attitudes and knowledge to be creative problem solvers, reflective thinkers and caring citizens of a global community., School PhilosophyNorth Middle School is constantly on the move to offer educational opportunities for all students to learn and grow to their full ability.* A core of common values has been agreed upon to establish a learning environment that will enable all students to succeed. These values include respect, responsibility, trustworthiness, caring and sharing, justice and fairness, and civic virtue and citizenship.* A successful implementation of these values will enable our students to become better leaders and future citizens in our community., , School PhilosophyThe vision of West Junior High School is the establishment of an environment which is conducive to learning.* We will attain excellence in a safe, nurturing environment.* We will provide each student the opportunity to achieve his/her full potential.* We will celebrate our multiculturalism which arises from our diverse ethnicity.* We will involve the larger community in the education of our children and in fostering respect for both education and educators.* The vision will be enhanced by means of individual respect of rights of others., ASHFIELD SCHOOL MISSIONUsing the Focus on Results document, created by the Brockton Public Schools, teachers and students will adhere to the nine standards for classroom instruction to provide high quality, research-based instruction for all students at every level.ASHFIELD MIDDLE SCHOOL VISIONAll students will be proficient in ELA, Math and Science as evidenced by MCAS.

Job Requirements

• Citizenship, residency or work visa required

Contact Information

• Todd Erickson , Coordinator of Accelerated Programs Grades 4-12
• 43 Crescent St.
• Brockton, Massachusetts 02301
• Phone: [phone]
• Email: [e-mail]