TRAINING, EDUCATION, AND EXPERIENCE: Experience coordinating programs, grants, conducting needs/asset assessments is preferred. Experience collecting, analyzing, and presenting information and data to diverse audiences is preferred. Experience building, facilitating, and leading high functioning adult teams is preferred. Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university in education, social work, health or related field. Master’s degree preferred. Experience coordinating comprehensive program activities in a school/academic setting is preferred. Bilingual skills preferred. Knowledge and experience working in the school or surrounding community preferred. Experience working with students/families similar to the demographics served by the school community preferred, with a minimum of three years preferred. LICENSES AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS: Valid California driver's License, and provide personal automobile. Possession of a California Credential in teaching and/or with Specialization in Pupil Personnel Services (Counseling, Psychology, or Social Worker) is required.Specific languages and District Primary Language Assessment may be required. Must be available to work two evenings per week or on Saturdays.

Possession of a California Credential in teaching and/or with Specialization in Pupil Personnel Services (Counseling, Psychology, or Social Worker) is required.Specific languages and District Primary Language Assessment may be required.