As Program Site Supervisor, you will manage the daily functions of the site program by developing a team of youth program leaders who execute program activities and implement program curriculum. You will lead recruiting efforts for program enrollment; track program attendance, oversee the budget of the site, and manage any other assigned job responsibilities. Your contribution to the organization is to ensure a safe, organized learning environment for youth by successfully ensuring the assigned program curriculum and daily program activities are implemented. Reporting to the Program Area Manager, you will do this by: Professional Development & Leadership (50%). Aligns daily practices with organization’s mission, vision, and values; Evaluate each member of your team and document employee punctuality, performance on goals, professionalism, disciplinary issues, adherence to company policies in the digital employee file; Administer, execute, and document quarterly and annual performance reviews, training and development plans to help employees succeed in their respective line of work; Provide ongoing classroom management/ discipline/ program facilitation training; Plan training workshops for staff in collaborating with HR; Interview and select new team members for the site in partnership with HR; Communicate role expectations for new team members; Build and execute an onboarding plan for new team members; Maintain strong communication with other Site Supervisors. Program Quality & Management (35%). Oversee program registration, enrollment, and attendance goals, as well as the effective implementation of curriculum for program staff; Enter and maintain youth and family member data into the youth member tracking database; Maintain a daily site schedule and ensure adequate daily staff coverage; Ensure all facilitated programs and activities are culturally competent and age appropriate; Maintain the ability to facilitate in the absence of program staff; Verify and review the proper documentation of disciplinary actions, incident reports, etc are in the youth member tracking system; Consistently deliver behavioral support and consequences as identified in the behavior management plan; Administer evaluation instruments and feedback solutions to youth and families; Set an annual events and activities calendar in conjunction with the Senior Youth Program Leader; Recommend and manage site budget. ICAN Community Partner Ambassador (15%). Establish and nurture relationships with school staff, parents to foster collaboration and support to achieve shared initiatives; Manage and develop working relationships with volunteers; Serve as an ambassador and role model upholding ICAN’s guidelines and rules; Perform all duties and responsibilities with discipline and accountability.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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