Student Interventionist

Student Interventionist
 

Position Overview:
The Student Interventionist plays a vital role in fostering student success by using data-driven strategies and a student-centered approach to address attendance, academic progress, and social-emotional barriers. This role requires collaboration with students, families, educators, and community partners to create personalized supports that re-engage students, reduce truancy, and promote a positive school experience.
 

Key Responsibilities:

• Student Support & Relationship Building:
  Develop trusting, meaningful relationships with students and their families to increase engagement and promote a sense of belonging in school.
• Data-Driven Intervention Planning:
  Monitor student attendance, academic performance, and behavior data to identify needs and design multi-tiered systems of support (MTSS) tailored to individual students.
• Outreach & Communication:
  Conduct outreach through home visits, phone calls, and meetings with students, parents/guardians, and community partners to address barriers and create collaborative support plans.
• Academic Support:
  Promote student success through a variety of strategies, including regular check-ins, coordinating study halls with teachers, assisting with organizational skills, and guiding students in setting and achieving academic goals. Encourage growth by offering small, meaningful incentives to celebrate progress and improvement.
• Coordination & Event Management:
  Organize attendance challenge initiatives, quarterly Success Meetings, and parent engagement events to celebrate progress and foster community involvement.
• Barrier Removal & Resource Connection:
  Identify and address obstacles to student success by connecting them with school-based resources and local community services.
• Collaborative Teamwork:
  Work closely with school staff, counselors, and community organizations to implement restorative justice practices and support transitions for new and returning students.

Additional Responsibilities:

• Support student enrollment and recruitment efforts.
• Assist with communication and coordination during student transitions in and out of the district.
• Carry out other duties as assigned by school administration.

Qualifications:

• Strong commitment to a student-centered, equity-focused approach.
• Ability to analyze and use data to inform interventions and track progress.
• Excellent communication and relationship-building skills with youth and families.
• Experience collaborating across teams and community organizations.
• Knowledge of restorative justice practices and MTSS frameworks preferred.
• Bilingual proficiency in Spanish and English is strongly preferred. 

Send resume and cover letter to Liz Simmons: lsimmons@chscharter.org