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Job Description
Student Support Interventionist Boone Winnebago Regional Office of Education - 1.0 Loves Park, IL Job Details Full-time From $37,000 a year 2 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Professional development assistance Life insurance Retirement plan Qualifications Spanish Substitute Teaching Certification Teaching Certification Bachelor's degree Working with students Professional Educator License Working with families Community relationship building Associate's degree Full Job Description This is a permanent, full-time position. Salary based on qualifications and experience. Please be prepared to include a cover letter, resume, and references via email to apply. The Regional Office of Education has the opportunity to serve the communities of Boone and Winnebago Counties. Student Support Services is a dedicated team of trained professionals that works alongside schools to meet the needs of the students and families in order to return them to the classroom full-time.
Required Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree Substitute teaching license required Knowledge of local social service agencies Experience with youth and families Familiarity with prevention strategies and intervention programs Successful completion of State of Illinois and FBI background checks Completion of the following assessment: https://applicant.discovered.ai/before-to-do/uKkfgtfF6Cv5Fm3j3siw0auIqDDIIfb4GHbpsJaHGdpes46G0r
Preferred Qualifications:
Knowledge of local social service agencies. Knowledge of prevention strategies and treatment modalities. Background working with youth/families. Current Illinois Professional Educator License (PEL). Ability to read, write and speak Spanish is a plus Major Responsibilities Work under the direct supervision of a licensed teacher from the Student Support Services staff to implement student plans. Support a caseload of approximately 35 students, ensuring individualized support and consistent monitoring as directed by licensed staff. Implement Alternative Learning Opportunity Program (ALOP) procedures accurately, including obtaining consent, assisting in the development and monitoring of Student Success Plans (SSP), and documenting case notes. Conduct regular, in-person check-ins with each student on the caseload. Act as a liaison between family and school to support plans for students' academic and social-emotional success. Provide general academic support such as helping students stay organized, complete assigned work, build executive-functioning skills, and access tutoring or credit-recovery activities as directed by licensed school staff. Assist in implementing structured interventions and resources for student social-emotional development. Collaborate effectively with school staff to clarify roles and responsibilities aimed at improving student participation, performance, and overall success. Schedule, plan, and engage in family outreach visits and community engagement events. Maintain regular and supportive communication with parents/guardians focused on student progress and engagement, while disciplinary communications remain the responsibility of teachers and administrators. Monitor and track student attendance, behavior, and academic grades, providing this information to licensed staff to support interventions. Participate in meetings and assist in monitoring goals for Individual Optional Education Plans (IOEP) with students, families, schools, and other stakeholders. Maintain accurate and timely weekly case notes using the designated tracking software—submitted by Friday—including documentation of attendance, behavior, discipline, grades, family and student contact, meetings, outside service contact and home visits. Participate in the planning and coordination of student transportation when necessary. Respond effectively to student crises following established school policies. Co-facilitate or assist with Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) sessions in collaboration with other staff. Support students' transitional needs, including career guidance and post-secondary exploration. Attend relevant court dates for students on the caseload. Participate in regular staff meetings, community groups, and additional program activities. Conduct home visits in rare circumstances to support student success, strengthen family engagement, and address barriers to educational progress, along with school personnel or attendance interventionists. Perform other duties as assigned by the Senior Director of Student Support Services.
Working Conditions:
Have a very high level of social interaction, will work with many teams Communicate with people face-to face, by phone, virtually, and via email on a daily basis Work effectively and efficiently in an open office environment This position may require the employee to be available to work unconventional hours beyond the normal duty day which could result in a work week beyond 40 hours. The employee should be prepared for this position to become fast-paced and high-stressed depending upon work-load requirements and deadlines 180-Day Contract How to
Apply:
Please email cover letter, resume, and references to Alex Zimmermann, Associate Director of Student Support Services at ROE 4 at Completion of the following assessment: https://applicant.discovered.ai/before-to-do/uKkfgtfF6Cv5Fm3j3siw0auIqDDIIfb4GHbpsJaHGdpes46G0r
Job Type:
Full-time Pay:
From $37,000.00 per year
Benefits:
Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Professional development assistance Retirement plan Vision insurance
