Regis Jesuit High School is seeking a School Counselor to begin the 2022-2023 school year. Counselors are placed on the Faculty Salary Scale, based on education level and years of experience (scale ranges from BA, Tier 1: $40,942 to MA45, Tier 30: $94,443) and is eligible for full benefits.

The School Counselor helps all students develop skills in the areas of personal/social growth, educational planning, and career and vocational development.

Essential Job Functions (Responsibilities)

• Work collaboratively with counseling staff to provide a comprehensive school counseling program that meets the needs of students in grades 9-12
• Provide individual and group counseling services to meet the academic, social/emotional and college/career (before students begin working directly with college counselors) needs of students
• Assist students to develop a five-year (four years of high school plus one year of college) educational plan
• Work collaboratively with staff and administration to coordinate all services for students and assist with the coordination and implementation of student services in the school
• Create informational programming for parents about such topics as social/emotional issues, preliminary information on preparing for careers, in conjunction with the other counselors.
• Communicate with parents in a timely manner including planning, implementing, and providing feedback in group and individual meetings about issues that impact the student
• Work closely with all members of the school community regarding the welfare of students
• Assist teachers and administration with the educational placement of students by using appropriate educational assessment strategies, and assisting student with course selections that are the most challenging and appropriate for graduation requirements and career plans
• Consult with and serving as a resource for teachers, staff, and parents regarding the needs of the student
• Create and coordinate parts of advisement program
• Work collaboratively with counseling staff to administer the standardized testing program for the school, accurately interpreting test results, and other student data
• Work collaboratively with the Equity Coordinator and the Dean(s) of Students on cases potentially involving the Harassment, Violence and Discrimination policy.
• Maintain accurate records to document interactions, interventions, and decisions involving students while maintaining the appropriate policies relating to confidentiality
• Work collaboratively with Learning Services in supporting students in their academics
• Refer students and their parents to community agencies, programs, or specialists as appropriate
• Participate in the school-based crisis team and threat assessment team as appropriate
• Participate in student retreats, masses, service opportunities and orientation programs
• Work collaboratively with counseling staff and administration to determine student needs and to develop and implement programs that meet those needs including the evaluation and revision of the school guidance program
• Work with diverse student populations and serving as an advocate for students
• Serve on committees that are an integral part of the school
• Attend outside extra-curricular events and sponsoring events that occur on the RJHS campus
• Attend workshops and classes that further individual knowledge and help remain current with programs, policies, and practices that meet the needs of students
• Be part off a team of life-long learners who will serve as a model for our students and will commit to implementing effective school practicesBe part o

Requirements (Education, Experience, Required/Preferred Skills)

• Demonstrated commitment to the principles of Jesuit education as set forth in Regis Jesuit’s mission statement and the “Profile of the Jesuit High School Graduate at Graduation”;
• Colorado Professional Special Services License with an endorsement in School Counseling (0-21)
• Master’s degree in school counseling or be working toward a master’s degree, meeting the guidelines stated in the faculty handbook
• Extensive experience (preferably 5 years or more) in personal counseling with high school students
• Capable of working collaboratively
• Able to communicate clearly, both verbal and written, with students, parents and administration
• Willing to be an important part of developing a vision for Regis Jesuit