School Counselor

School Counselor Addlestone Hebrew Academy - 3.9 Charleston, SC Job Details Part-time $30 - $40 an hour 1 hour ago Qualifications Bachelor's degree in counseling Family collaboration in education Community resource utilization for student support Bachelor's degree Guidance counseling Classroom behavior management Guidance counselor experience Master's degree in school counseling Stakeholder relationship building Stakeholder management Full Job Description Job Summary We are seeking a visible, approachable, and collaborative School Counselor to support our students' academic success and social-emotional well-being. In this role, you will provide short-term intervention, manage academic assessments, and work closely with teachers, parents, and administration to cultivate a positive school culture. Key Responsibilities 1.

Social-Emotional Support & Intervention Short-Term Counseling:

Provide targeted assistance to individuals or small groups during transitions, heightened stress, or critical changes.

Crisis Recognition:

Identify student mental health needs and guide families toward external long-term resources when necessary.

Behavior & Bullying Management:

Address bullying situations from a social-emotional perspective; identify at-risk behaviors and support teachers with classroom management strategies.

Curriculum Delivery:

Teach the "Second Steps" social-emotional learning program as assigned. 2.

Educational Assessment & Consultation Academic Testing:

Partner with the Student Support Team to coordinate and administer school-wide academic testing (including Aimsweb and Stanford ).

Data Interpretation:

Analyze testing results and clearly communicate insights to teachers, administrators, and parents.

Special Needs Identification:

Recognize students requiring specialized academic accommodations and manage the appropriate recommendation and referral processes. 3.

Community Engagement & School Culture Active Presence:

Maintain high visibility throughout the school to ensure students and staff feel comfortable engaging and seeking support.

Stakeholder Collaboration:

Act as a core consultant and bridge between parents, teachers, administrators, and supporting external agencies.

Positive Reinforcement:

Develop and implement a school-wide positive recognition system to celebrate and encourage constructive student behavior. What We Are Looking For (Preferred Skills) Strong background in utilizing and interpreting academic screening tools ( Aimsweb, Stanford , or similar). Experience delivering evidence-based social-emotional curricula (e.g., Second Steps ). Exceptional communication skills with the ability to navigate sensitive conversations with parents and faculty.

Job Type:

Part-time Pay:

$30.00 - $40.00 per hour

Work Location:

In person