Student Success Program Facilitator

Chippewa Valley Schools•Clinton Township, MI

About The Position

The Student Success Program Facilitator works under general supervision to plan, design, and direct a comprehensive student success program that promotes student success and retention. The role identifies and retains eligible students, develops programs and support services to reduce participant dropout rates, and guides students in school and community activities. The facilitator supports achievement through individualized educational and career development planning, career exploration, work readiness, financial literacy, and connections to postsecondary education, training, employment, and community resources. The position is based at Chippewa Valley High School and is allocated 1,200 hours for the 2026–2027 school year. It is a non-affiliated position.

Requirements

Completion of an associate degree.
Ability to work a flexible schedule to provide support services for diverse populations.

Nice To Haves

One to three years of related experience with similar program objectives, student development, or high school academic advising.
A combination of college education and related experience using comparable knowledge and skills.
Career Development Facilitator (CDF) certification or experience providing career development information to students.

Responsibilities

Plan, design, and direct a comprehensive student success program to promote student success and retention.
Identify and retain eligible students for program services.
Develop programs and support services to reduce participant dropout rates.
Guide program students in their participation in school and community activities.
Implement strategies to promote achievement among Student Success Program participants.
Meet with eligible students to develop educational and career development plans.
Plan and coordinate opportunities for career exploration, work readiness skills, and financial literacy.
Assist students with transitions to postsecondary education or training and employment.
Provide eligible students with current information about the college admissions process.
Direct students to application fee waivers for college applications, SAT/ACT and AP exams, and scholarship opportunities.
Guide senior participants through the FAFSA process.
Inform students about eligibility and criteria for State scholarship programs, including TIP, MCS, Fostering Futures, and other available State scholarships.
Connect students and their families with appropriate community resources to help overcome barriers.
Support the counseling team with student completion of Xello for college and career readiness.
Perform other related work as required.