Student Support Services Coordinator

Hudson Area School District • Hudson, MI

5d • Onsite

About The Position

The Student Support Services Coordinator will monitor and support the progress of students with 504 plans. This role involves assisting with student health needs, including diabetic insulin dosing, Covid-19 screening, anxiety attack monitoring, and concussion screening. The coordinator will also work collaboratively with administration to support the implementation of restorative practices and PBIS, mediating restorative practice student conversations and facilitating student discipline reflection activities. Additionally, the role includes supervising student discipline referrals, assisting with assignment accountability, and providing supervision during breakfast and lunch periods. The position may also require providing substitute support for the front desk and for students with IEPs who are assigned a 1-1 aide, as needed.

Requirements

• Mentally healthy and physically able enough to be dependable
• High school graduate or equivalent or as approved by the Board of Education
• Pass background check

Responsibilities

• Monitor and support progress of students with 504 plans
• Assist with student health needs (i.e. diabetic insulin dosing, Covid-19 screening, anxiety attack monitoring, concussion screening)
• Work collaboratively with administration to help support implementation of restorative practices; mediate restorative practice student conversations
• Work collaboratively with administration to help support implementation of PBIS; facilitate student discipline reflection activities
• Supervise student discipline referrals and assist with assignment accountability
• Assist with supervision during breakfast period
• Assist with supervision during lunch periods
• Provide support for front desk in a substitute role (as needed)
• Assist students with IEPs who are assigned a 1-1 aide in a substitute role (as needed)

What This Job Offers

• Career Level: Mid Level
• Education Level: High school or GED