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Are you passionate about helping urban scholars thrive from college to career, inspired by the transformative power of culturally relevant Jesuit education, and skilled at managing people, data, and priorities?

If so, bring your talent to Cristo Rey Jesuit High School and help students and families turn bold dreams into lives of purpose and service.

Job Description

In this full-time, 10-month position, the Dean of Student Support will model dedication to developing the whole student in academics, spiritual growth, and work readiness. You will serve as a key member of the student support team and help guide the school to educate students to become leaders and people "for and with others." You will provide leadership and supervision of faculty and staff in collaboration with the Principal to ensure that the school delivers on its promised mission to provide each student with a rigorous college preparation in the Jesuit tradition through outstanding teaching and personal formation.

Your holistic approach will enhance CRJ's identity as a Catholic, Jesuit, college-prep high school for students of diverse backgrounds. Your empathy and cultural dexterity will allow students, families, and staff to relate to you with confidence and trust. You will nurture collective efficacy on the faculty by focusing on innovation, collaboration, and impact that enables break-through student achievement. Your interpersonal intelligence, courage, and drive to find solutions will make you an integral member of our high-functioning, vibrant academic team - one grounded in a deep commitment to the school's mission. By giving generously of yourself, your gifts, and your time, you will help grow a school that serves its students' diverse needs and cultivates their many talents.

Key Responsibilities:

• Academic Leadership:
• Collaborate with the Principal, Assistant Principals, and faculty to identify students facing academic challenges and develop tailored intervention strategies.
• Oversee the development and implementation of academic support programs, including tutoring, study skills workshops, and other resources to enhance student learning.
• Assist in the leadership of the Student Support Team to review documentation and create individualized accommodation plans for students struggling with academic success.
• Work with the Principal to oversee and administer Title funding; including meeting with the approved Title vendor, creating the yearly needs assessment, and oversee all Title teachers working within the school.

• Student Support:
• Work closely with students with diagnosed learning differences, their parents, and teachers to implement appropriate adjustments and monitor progress.
• Serve as a liaison between parents and evaluators for students undergoing assessment for learning differences.
• Coordinate with external agencies and professionals to provide comprehensive support services to students.
• Ensure that students placed on support plans meet their goals and make adequate progress throughout the school year.

• Faculty Collaboration and Development:
• Provide guidance and professional development to faculty on best practices for supporting students who are struggling academically.
• Collaborate with faculty to integrate effective instructional strategies that accommodate various learning needs.
• Program Management:
• Collect and analyze data to assess the effectiveness of academic support programs and make data-driven decisions for continuous improvement.
• Supervise intervention teachers, tutors, and volunteers providing academic support.
• Coordinate team teaching, push in support, and pull out tutoring with classroom teachers and school administrators.
• Ensure compliance with standardized testing accommodations and serve as the Services for Students with Disabilities coordinator for exams such as the PSAT, SAT, ACT, and AP tests.

• Community Engagement:
• Communicate effectively with parents regarding their child's progress and the school's learning plans.
• Offer workshops and sessions to develop students' learning skills and inform parents about supporting their children's academic development.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree in Education, Special Education, School Counseling or a related field; a Master's degree is preferred.
• Experience in Catholic or Jesuit education is highly desirable.
• Demonstrated experience working with diverse student populations and managing academic support programs.
• Strong communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively with individuals from varied cultural and educational backgrounds.
• Proficiency in educational technology applications, including student information systems and adaptive learning tools.

Working Environment:

This position requires frequent interaction with students, parents, and faculty. It may involve prolonged periods of standing, sitting, and occasional light lifting. The role demands a high level of adaptability and a commitment to fostering an inclusive and supportive educational environment.

About Cristo Rey Jesuit High School:

Cristo Rey Jesuit (CRJ) Milwaukee is part of a national network of 41 high schools that transform urban education through a unique integration of college-prep academics, professional experience, and spiritual formation, with a focus on students of limited financial means. As a private, Catholic, Jesuit high school serving 450 students, Cristo Rey Jesuit's mission is to provide an affordable Catholic secondary education with a college-prep curriculum and a Corporate Work Study Program to prepare graduates for success in college, work, and life.

Interested

For more information or to apply, please visit our website at https://cristoreymilwaukee.isolvedhire.com/jobs/.

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Cristo Rey Jesuit High School Milwaukee is an equal opportunity employer that provides equal employment opportunities to applicants without regard to race, ethnicity, religion, sex, or national origin.