Primary Purpose
Advocate for and support all students in their personal, social, academic and career development through a variety of approaches including, but not limited to, delivery of guidance curriculum in various group sizes to support student development;
individual and group counseling; individual student planning and goal setting activities; consultation and coordination activities to support student success, and effective interpretation of student assessment data.
Serve on the campus Response to Intervention (Rtl) team to plan, implement, and evaluate a comprehensive program of services including counseling services for students identified at risk.
Qualifications :
Education / Certification Requirements* :
Master's Degree in Counseling
Valid Texas School Counselor Certification
Minimum of two creditable years of teaching experience
- Interested applicants not yet meeting the above requirements must provide proofof the following :
- completion of a minimum of 24 graduate-level hours with 12 hours in guidance and counseling,
- ability to earn a master's degree in counseling (as demonstrated by a Certification Deficiency Plan) and SBEC school counselor certification within one calendar year, and
- fall eligibility for an emergency permit from TEA.
Special Knowledge / Skills :
Able to :
Communicate effectively (verbal and written)
Demonstrate organizational adeptness
Maintain professional and emotional composure
Promote a positive, caring environment
Interpret policies and procedures
Support expectations consistent with district counseling program objectives
Knowledge of :
Appropriate interventions to meet the needs of at-risk students
State identified at-risk criteria
Community agencies and support services for at-risk students