West Valley - Secondary Character Development Coordinator - 26-27 School Year

American Preparatory Academy•West Valley City, UT

10d•Onsite

About The Position

American Preparatory Academy is seeking a part-time Character Development Coordinator to work with Elementary and Secondary (K-12th grade) students. Under the direction and supervision of the Administrative Director and Secondary Director, the Character Development Coordinator will be responsible for the administration and supervision of the character development program for 5th- 12th grade students. American Preparatory Academy is an academically rigorous charter school that focuses on a liberal arts education. At American Prep, students are expected to do homework and learn concepts to mastery. We have a wonderful culture at our schools where teachers work collaboratively to help students achieve their full potential. If you want a career where you can work in a positive, supportive, collaborative environment to help students learn, please send us your resume.

Requirements

Commitment to the Ambassador mission statement principles and the ability to inspire that same commitment in others
Genuine affinity for students and the ability to interact positively with them
Willingness and ability to be a self-starter and independent worker; ownership of events and projects
Strong work ethic and optimistic attitude
Organizational and time-management skills
Ability to manage stressful situations and juggle many details and projects at once
Understanding and acceptance of the flexible scheduling this job requires including after-hour and weekend commitments
Commitment to persevere in the face of resistance or setbacks; a good problem solver
Ability to collaborate with others, as well as take direction from superiors
Use of diplomacy and tact to diffuse tense situations and build constructive work relationships
Strong communication, teaching, and presenting skills
Professionalism in dress, grooming, behavior and interactions with others
Ability to represent the program in both school and community settings
Willingness to participate in ongoing staff training and development
Physically and legally able to drive work vehicles, lift up to 30 pounds, and perform physical tasks such as setting up tables and chairs
Be energetic, enthusiastic and committed to student success
Be able to work well in a teamwork environment, including participation in a coaching model for teaching

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree preferred
Experience working in an educational setting preferred
Experience in Social Dance preferred

Responsibilities

Set the tone of the character development program and act as the point person for all character development activities
Participate in event planning and implementation
Coordinate various after-hour events throughout the school year
Manage facilities and character development resources
Perform important administrative and clerical duties related to the character development program
Cultivate and maintain relationships with nonprofit organizations to provide service opportunities to students
Work as a trainer and presenter in order to educate staff members, parents, and students on important character development skills and expectations
Mentor staff members who have character development assignments such as council mentors and station instructors
Cultivate a team of staff members and parent volunteers who understand and champion the character development program
Adapt curriculum designed by Character Development and administrative team to meet state standards
Follow predetermined activities and events according to the academic guide outlined in the 180 day plan
Other duties as assigned