Student Pathways & Placement Lead

Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES; Village of Newark (NY); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES in New York seeks a collaborative Leader as Coordinator of Student Placement to connect students with educational opportunities and oversee referrals and placements. You will work with districts, families, counselors, and community partners to ensure supports and services help students achieve academic and career goals.

This role shapes educational pathways, supports program development, and advances continuous improvement while maintaining strong communication across

Qualifications

• Demonstrated knowledge of student placement, referrals, and program coordination.
• Experience collaborating with schools, families, and community partners.
• Ability to analyze data to inform program decisions and improvements.
• Experience facilitating internships or work-based learning opportunities is a plus.
• Commitment to student success and educational equity.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate the student referral, intake, and placement process between districts and BOCES programs.
• Liaise between districts, families, and staff regarding placements, progress, and concerns.
• Communicate referral, enrollment, and waitlist information as needed.
• Conduct observations and gather information to assist placement decisions.
• Manage student records and placement-related documentation.

Skills

Collaboration

Partnership development

Data analysis

Program coordination

Leadership

Job description

Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES in New York seeks a collaborative Leader as Coordinator of Student Placement to connect students with educational opportunities and oversee referrals and placements. You will work with districts, families, counselors, and community partners to ensure supports and services help students achieve academic and career goals.

This role shapes educational pathways, supports program development, and advances continuous improvement while maintaining strong communication across