School Social Worker - Partnering for Student Success
Beaufort County School District
Indigo Run (SC)
On-site
USD 48,000 - 64,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
Beaufort County School District in South Carolina is looking for a professional to assist students, parents, and teachers in problem solving and conflict resolution. Responsibilities include identifying at-risk students, developing intervention strategies, and collaborating with school staff and community resources. The ideal candidate will hold a Bachelor’s degree in social services and possess strong knowledge in social work theory, along with the ability to facilitate workshops. This position follows a 190-day work calendar and reports to the Principal.
Qualifications
Minimum of a Bachelor's degree with a concentration in social services.
Working knowledge of Social Work theory and practice.
Ability to conduct assessments and provide intervention options.
Ability to collaborate with mental health professionals, student support staff, parents, students and community groups.
Ability to facilitate training and workshops for small groups.
Responsibilities
Consult with school staff and parents to identify at-risk students.
Develop intervention strategies consistent with student needs.
Implement programs for attendance improvement.
Assist families with interpretation of school policies.
Collaborate with community support personnel.
Skills
Social Work theory and practice
Conduct assessments
Collaborate with mental health professionals
Facilitate training and workshops
Education
Bachelor's degree with a concentration in social services
Job description
Beaufort County School District in South Carolina is looking for a professional to assist students, parents, and teachers in problem solving and conflict resolution. Responsibilities include identifying at-risk students, developing intervention strategies, and collaborating with school staff and community resources. The ideal candidate will hold a Bachelor’s degree in social services and possess strong knowledge in social work theory, along with the ability to facilitate workshops. This position follows a 190-day work calendar and reports to the Principal.