About this role
Reports to: Assistant Principal, Principal Job Summary: ISS Coordinator Assistant will work closely with the ISS Coordinator, Dean of Students, principal, school personnel, and students to build and maintain a positive, safe school climate. Terms of Employment: 10 months, with salary to be established on the North Carolina State Salary Schedule. Knowledge of • Positive behavioral interventions and support • Creating and implementing student behavior expectations • Conflict resolution strategies • State policy and laws affecting the management of student behaviors Ability to • Build positive relationships with students, staff, parents, and community members • Collaborate and communicate effectively with key stakeholders through a variety of methods • Provide leadership of behavior management and supervision • Facilitate the resolution of conflict • Plan, organize, and manage time and resources Performance responsibilities • Assist administration with the resolution of discipline problems and maintain records of interactions, communications, and plans • Work with administration and the discipline personnel (administration, ISS coordinator, SRO, etc) to develop and sustain a safe and orderly school culture regarding student behaviors/expectations. • Collaborate with faculty to establish effective processes and procedures to ensure rules and regulations are clearly understood and adhered to by students and staff (student and staff codes of conduct). • Performs as a resource to teachers and staff who express concerns about student attendance, student development, and discipline. • Work with counselors, social workers, administration, and other agencies to advocate for student equity and the advocacy of resources to provide needs-based assistance for student development. • Documents interactions and outcomes (plans) for record keeping and communication with administration and stakeholders. • Conducts student observations to assist with behavior management and develop proactive/reactive intervention plans for students • Builds positive, active working relationships with students and families to assist with behavior that interferes with the learning environment and makes referrals to other agencies/resources for assistance • Assists in developing and administering practices dealing with campus control and security • Is a liaison between the class and ISS (and ISS back to class) as an intervention for students to process their behaviors that led to consequential action and counsels students on potential future issues/concerns • Communicates with teachers regarding information related to students' behavioral actions and interventions, and works with teachers and administration to creatively brainstorm ways to resolve behaviors that interfere with the learning environment • Performs other tasks and responsibilities within the overall scope of the position as assigned by the principal and other administration. Qualifications • High School Graduate • 48 hours of relevant College Credit or an Associate Degree • Must have/ or be able to obtain a CDL School Bus License.