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Community Unit School District 300

Senior Class Sponsor

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A Dean of Students responds to students' needs at a college or university and plans programs for campus life and support for students. Supervises student-focused programs on a college or university campus and serves as a liaison between college administrators and student organizations.

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Job Description

JobID:
11952
Position Type:
Extra Pay/Sponsor Date Posted:
7/30/2026
Location:
Hampshire High School Closing Date:
Open Until Filled 2026 - 2027
School Year Position Description:
Hampshire High School is seeking a highly motivated, self-directed leader who will carry out the duties as the Senior Class Sponsor. Helps organize events for the Senior class and school. Must be organized and proactive with students, staff, and the community.
Qualifications:
Experience leading students and previous experience is preferred but not required.
Job Expectations:
In order to give our students experience in the workings of an organization and learn leadership skills, we would like each of our classes' to do the following: 1. Meet at least once a month with a printed agenda, at a regular publicized time that is known to the Secretary of the general student council. 2. Oversee attendance, which is taken by the vice president. A copy of the attendance and the minutes should be given to the Secretary of the general student council within three days of your meeting. 3. Monitor the officers to make sure they fulfill their job descriptions from the constitution. 4. Determine with your class by September 15th the class's plans for homecoming and make them known to the secretary of the general student council. All fundraisers require approval by the Activities Director. 5. Elections will be determined by the Executive board of the general student council usually within two weeks of Homecoming. 6. Encourage your officers to become a complete member of the regular Student Council by not only being involved in your classes' activities, but also an active member of the general student council. 7. Help your class members as a member of the student council so that their actions in the school reflect upon the entire group. Poor grades, discipline problems, etc are all things that reflect negatively upon the entire student council. 8. Learn the concept of "Legacy", both in the short-term (in high school), and the long-term (after High school). While in school, each class should be thinking and working at having qualified candidates for officers each year (short-term legacy). And while in high school, each of our classes should be considering some type of class gift (long-term legacy) that they could raise money for and leave as a memory. 9. Each of the classes, as members of the Student Council, needs to be responsible citizens. Helping other groups with things like Prom, supporting Extra-curricular activities, volunteering, etc. 10. Grade level sponsors will meet with the Student Council sponsors at least once a month. 11. Helping other groups with things like Prom, supporting extracurricular activities, volunteering, etc.
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