The Community Outreach Specialist, Seasonal Support is a part-time, seasonal, field-based position supporting student recruitment and enrollment efforts across KIPP NYC schools. The role connects prospective families with KIPP NYC by building relationships in local communities, sharing information about schools, generating prospective family leads, encouraging applications, and documenting outreach activities. The position involves approximately 15–20 hours per week and regular travel within assigned neighborhoods across the Bronx, Brooklyn, and/or Manhattan. Candidates must be available for weekday afternoons after 3:00 PM, evenings, and weekends according to recruitment events and organizational needs. The position is expected to conclude at the end of August 2027, with possible renewal in the fall based on organizational needs. The Specialist represents KIPP NYC through neighborhood canvassing, door-to-door outreach, tabling at community locations, and participation in recruitment events. They communicate the organization’s mission, educational approach, and school offerings; answer family questions; assist families with beginning applications; collect and accurately record prospective family information; and connect families with enrollment team members as needed. The role collaborates with an assigned outreach team and Student Recruitment and Enrollment colleagues to meet recruitment goals, share community feedback, and support outreach initiatives. KIPP NYC is a nonprofit network of 18 public charter schools serving more than 9,400 students, with more than 4,700 alumni and over 1,100 team members. Its mission is to partner with families and communities to create joyful, academically excellent schools where every child can create the future they want for themselves and their communities. The role is based in New York City and pays $23–$25 per hour.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED