Student Success Leader - Coachella at Imagine Schools Riverside County
Job Summary
Job Summary
Position Summary The Student Success Leader supports elementary and middle school students by promoting engagement, positive behavior, social-emotional development, and consistent school attendance. This position works collaboratively with school administrators, staff, teachers, students, and families to identify barriers to student success and implement proactive interventions aligned with Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS). The Student Success Leader assists with student mentoring, behavior support, attendance improvement, and school climate initiatives to help ensure all students feel supported, connected, and safe.
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Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Student Support and Mentorship
- Providing mentoring and support to students and teachers who identified students as
needing an individualized approach to support behavior regulation and positive
decision making.
- Focus on proactive strategies that build self-awareness and provide tools for
managing emotions before they escalate.
- The Student Success Leaders incorporate calming strategies and tools, structured
routines, and emotional education.
- Building positive relationships and providing tool ensure students feel safe to express
their challenges.
- Build positive relationships with students to promote engagement, motivation, and
school connectedness.
- Incorporate various types of breaks to help students recalibrate, set goals, and
improve focus.
- Reduce sensory overload.
- Monitor student progress and assist with goal setting and problem solving.
- Facilitate small groups or individual interventions to support student success skills.
Behavioral and Social-Emotional Support
- Assist with the implementation of Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports and
other school-wide behavior systems.
- Support students in developing conflict resolution, decision-making, and
self-management skills.
- Respond to behavior incidents, provide reflection, accountability, and restorative
practices when appropriate.
- Help create a safe, respectful, and supportive school climate.
- Focus on proactive strategies that build self-awareness and provide tools for
managing emotions before they escalate. This involves
- Help support a structured environment, teaching specific coping skills, and modeling
calm behavior.
- Conduct various interventions that may take place during school hours and non-school
days.
Family and Community Collaboration
- Communicate with parents and guardians regarding student progress.
- Assist families in accessing school and community resources when barriers to
success are identified.
- Participate in family engagement activities and school events.
- Promote positive attendance campaigns and recognition incentives.
- Promote self-regulation, engagement campaigns, and recognition incentives.
- Work closely with families to maintain consistent expectations and support across
environments.
- Conduct outreach to families to provide behavior regulation resources to address
behavioral supports through sharing resources.
- Conduct outreach to families to address attendance concerns and barriers through
home visits.
Collaboration with School Teams
- Work with administrators, counselors, teachers, and support staff to coordinate
student support efforts.
- Participate in Student Study Team (SST), MTSS, and other intervention meetings
when appropriate.
- Assist with school programs that promote student leadership, positive behavior, and
engagement.
- Support student investigations when incidents occur to determine the best intervention
strategies and promote accountability.
Data Tracking and Reporting
- Maintain documentation of student interventions and progress.
- Track attendance, behavior, and engagement indicators.
- Provide reports to the school administration regarding student support activities and
interventions.
- Investigative Lead: Conducts thorough and impartial investigations into student behavior, ensuring all facts are gathered, witness statements are documented, and evidence is preserved for administrative review.
- Data-Driven Approach: Analyzes behavioral data and incident reports to identify the root causes of conduct issues, enabling proactive interventions rather than reactive discipline.
- Collaborative Partner: Works closely with teachers, counselors, and staff to compile comprehensive student profiles that provide context to behavioral incidents.
- Restorative Practices: Focuses on investigations that not only determine the facts but also identify opportunities for restorative conversations and student growth.
- Clear Communication: Prepares detailed, organized, and unbiased investigation summaries to facilitate efficient and informed decision-making by the Assistant Principal.
- Proactive Support: Identifies at-risk students through behavioral patterns and recommends targeted interventions to the Student Success Team.
- Policy Enforcement: Ensures all investigative practices align with the student code of conduct and district policies.
Comments and Other Information
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Student Support and Mentorship
- Providing mentoring and support to students and teachers who identified students as
needing an individualized approach to support behavior regulation and positive
decision making.
- Focus on proactive strategies that build self-awareness and provide tools for
managing emotions before they escalate.
- The Student Success Leaders incorporate calming strategies and tools, structured
routines, and emotional education.
- Building positive relationships and providing tool ensure students feel safe to express
their challenges.
- Build positive relationships with students to promote engagement, motivation, and
school connectedness.
- Incorporate various types of breaks to help students recalibrate, set goals, and
improve focus.
- Reduce sensory overload.
- Monitor student progress and assist with goal setting and problem solving.
- Facilitate small groups or individual interventions to support student success skills.
Behavioral and Social-Emotional Support
- Assist with the implementation of Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports and
other school-wide behavior systems.
- Support students in developing conflict resolution, decision-making, and
self-management skills.
- Respond to behavior incidents, provide reflection, accountability, and restorative
practices when appropriate.
- Help create a safe, respectful, and supportive school climate.
- Focus on proactive strategies that build self-awareness and provide tools for
managing emotions before they escalate. This involves
- Help support a structured environment, teaching specific coping skills, and modeling
calm behavior.
- Conduct various interventions that may take place during school hours and non-school
days.
Family and Community Collaboration
- Communicate with parents and guardians regarding student progress.
- Assist families in accessing school and community resources when barriers to
success are identified.
- Participate in family engagement activities and school events.
- Promote positive attendance campaigns and recognition incentives.
- Promote self-regulation, engagement campaigns, and recognition incentives.
- Work closely with families to maintain consistent expectations and support across
environments.
- Conduct outreach to families to provide behavior regulation resources to address
behavioral supports through sharing resources.
- Conduct outreach to families to address attendance concerns and barriers through
home visits.
Collaboration with School Teams
- Work with administrators, counselors, teachers, and support staff to coordinate
student support efforts.
- Participate in Student Study Team (SST), MTSS, and other intervention meetings
when appropriate.
- Assist with school programs that promote student leadership, positive behavior, and
engagement.
- Support student investigations when incidents occur to determine the best intervention
strategies and promote accountability.
Data Tracking and Reporting
- Maintain documentation of student interventions and progress.
- Track attendance, behavior, and engagement indicators.
- Provide reports to the school administration regarding student support activities and
interventions.
- Investigative Lead: Conducts thorough and impartial investigations into student behavior, ensuring all facts are gathered, witness statements are documented, and evidence is preserved for administrative review.
- Data-Driven Approach: Analyzes behavioral data and incident reports to identify the root causes of conduct issues, enabling proactive interventions rather than reactive discipline.
- Collaborative Partner: Works closely with teachers, counselors, and staff to compile comprehensive student profiles that provide context to behavioral incidents.
- Restorative Practices: Focuses on investigations that not only determine the facts but also identify opportunities for restorative conversations and student growth.
- Clear Communication: Prepares detailed, organized, and unbiased investigation summaries to facilitate efficient and informed decision-making by the Assistant Principal.
- Proactive Support: Identifies at-risk students through behavioral patterns and recommends targeted interventions to the Student Success Team.
- Policy Enforcement: Ensures all investigative practices align with the student code of conduct and district policies.