School Counselor - Long Term Substitute

ServingSchools; Lisbon (ME); On-site; USD 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

ServingSchools is seeking a dedicated School Counselor for a long-term substitute position at Lisbon Community School for the period August–October 2026. The role requires prior elementary experience and the ability to work collaboratively with teams to support students' social, emotional, and academic needs.

The candidate should establish positive relationships with students, uphold behavioral expectations, and fulfill other school-related tasks as assigned by Administration to ensure a smooth

Qualifications

• Knowledge of and experience supporting individuals and/or small groups with ACES.
• Bachelor’s degree and Maine certification in Mental Health, Social Work, or Maine School Counseling (075) and CHRC approval.

Responsibilities

• Serve as a long-term substitute School Counselor at the Lisbon Community School for the term August–October 2026, collaborating with Administration and school teams to maintain a supportive learning environment and meet student needs.

Skills

ACES experience

Education

Bachelor’s degree and Maine certification in Mental Health, Social Work, or Maine School Counseling (075) and CHRC approval

Job description

School Counselor (Long Term Substitute)

Start Date: August 2026 – October 2026

Responsibilities

The Lisbon School Department is seeking a dynamic educational leader to serve as a long-term substitute School Counselor at the Lisbon Community School for the term August–October 2026. The candidate will demonstrate a successful history of working at elementary level and will be able to collaborate within and among teams, establish positive relationships with students, maintain standards of student behavior needed to achieve a supportive learning environment, work effectively with small groups and individuals as needed, and perform other school‑related tasks as requested by Administration to ensure efficient operation of the building.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of and experience supporting individuals and/or small groups with ACES.
• A Bachelor’s degree and Maine certification in Mental Health, Social Work, or Maine School Counseling (075) and CHRC approval.

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