Hybrid Community Schools Coordinator en Santa Paula Unified School District

The Community Schools Coordinator facilitates the transformation of a school into a full-service community school by coordinating student and family support services, strengthening school-community partnerships, and fostering an environment focused on student achievement, wellness, and equity. The position aligns school efforts with the six pillars of the NEA Community Schools Model and the goals of the California Community Schools Program.

Master’s degree in Education, Public Administration, Counseling, Social Work, or related field (minimum Bachelor’s degree required); Valid California Administrative Services Credential; Valid California teaching credential or Pupil Personnel Services CredentialMinimum three (3) years’ experience in student/family support areas such as academic support, mental health, after-school programs, youth development, family support, or leadership development; Bilingual/biliterate Spanish preferred; Two (2) years of administrative experience coordinating or managing programs in educational or human services settings and supervising diverse staff.

Plus 2.5% stipend for Ph.D./Ed.D and Mileage Stipend