High School Advisor (Full Time)

Oregon Family School•Bend, OR

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

Oregon Family School (OFS) is seeking a full-time High School Advisor to join our team for the 2026–2027 school year. OFS is a public virtual charter school serving students across Oregon. Our high school is built on strong relationships, individualized learning, and meaningful support for students and families. We are looking for an educator who is passionate about helping students succeed academically, genuinely enjoys working with teenagers, and values building lasting relationships with students and their families. The ideal candidate is excited to mentor high school students as they prepare for graduation and whatever comes next. High School Advisors serve as each student's primary advocate and guide throughout their high school experience. Advisors partner closely with families to develop individualized educational plans, monitor academic progress, connect students with appropriate resources, and help prepare them for life after graduation. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys relationship-building, organization, problem-solving, and supporting high school students in achieving their goals.

Requirements

Valid Oregon teaching license
Strong technology skills and ability to learn new software platforms
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Strong organizational and time-management skills
Knowledge of Oregon high school graduation requirements
Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively with a team

Nice To Haves

Candidates who live in Central Oregon

Responsibilities

Build strong relationships with assigned students and families.
Guide students in developing and carrying out individualized educational plans.
Monitor academic progress and identify students who may need additional support.
Help families select courses and curriculum that meet student needs.
Facilitate student goal-setting and encourage academic growth.
Maintain weekly communication with students and parents.
Hold regular office hours to provide additional academic and advising support.
Maintain current knowledge of Oregon graduation requirements, curriculum options, college, career, apprenticeship, military, and workforce pathways, scholarships, NCAA eligibility, SAT/ACT, Common App, and other postsecondary planning resources, and school policies, procedures, and technology systems.
Maintain accurate student records, credit tracking, and advising documentation.
Submit required reports, grades, progress notes, and other documentation on time.
Participate in goal-setting, data collection, and continuous improvement processes.
Work closely with teachers, special education staff, counselors, and other departments to support student success.
Participate in staff meetings, professional learning, IEP meetings, and other required trainings.