Counselor, High School

Responsibilities

• Provides an ongoing program of individual, small group, and large group counseling services in the areas of academic advisement and planning, career exploration, and social/personal development per the national standards established by the American School Counselor Association.
• Consults and works collaboratively with administrators, teachers, school personnel, district personnel, parents, and various community agencies to meet the counseling and educational planning needs of high school students, including schoolwide needs.
• Provides information to parents and students regarding graduation requirements, options, and acceleration mechanisms.
• Interprets and utilizes school records, including cognitive, aptitude, and achievement tests, for educational planning.
• Reviews and evaluates student records and transcripts.
• Addresses individual student needs and refers students to appropriate school and community resources as necessary.
• Provides preventive and responsive services, including crisis counseling as needed, and addresses student mental health needs as appropriate.
• Facilitates the involvement of parents in the education of their students, including assisting in parent/teacher/counselor conferences.
• Aids students in developing self-understanding, self-acceptance, and effective interpersonal skills.
• Performs any other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

• A master's degree in School Counseling is required.
• A Florida Professional Educator Certificate: Guidance and Counseling (Grades PK-12) is required.
• Microsoft Office proficiency is required.
• Must demonstrate regular and predictable attendance.

Compensation and Benefits

Details about pay, benefits, and schedule will be provided upon interview or during the hiring process.