Position Summary: The Coordinator of Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) and Student Activities is an administrative leader who supports GCVS initiatives that promote student wellness, engagement, leadership, and a positive school climate. This position provides instructional leadership, coordinates student activities, and supports staff through coaching and evaluation, with a focus on SEL-aligned instructional areas and the development of a robust digital citizenship program that fosters responsible and empathetic online behavior. The Coordinator works collaboratively with principals, administrators, counselors, teachers, and community partners to integrate SEL practices into curriculum and school culture while ensuring students have equitable access to meaningful co-curricular and extracurricular opportunities. Duties and Responsibilities: ? Lead the development, alignment, and implementation of SEL initiatives across GCVS
? Support grade bands in embedding SEL into classroom practices and routines to enhance classroom engagement
? Collaborate with the Curriculum Specialist and the Instructional Designer to map and embed digital citizenship themes (media literacy, digital wellness, and online ethics) into existing K-12 curricula without increasing teacher prep time
? Create and distribute 'plug-and-play' digital citizenship modules and activities that teachers can easily facilitate during homeroom and/or core instruction
? Empower student leadership groups to lead peer-to-peer digital citizenship initiatives and manage school-sanctioned digital spaces with a focus on a community
? Promote trauma-informed and culturally responsive practices
? Analyze SEL and school data to guide improvement and program design
? Plan and deliver professional learning for administrators, teachers, and staff ? Supervise and evaluate teachers assigned to SEL aligned instructional areas, including (but not limited to) Art, Music, Physical Education/Health, and Technology
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? Collaborate with GCVS Principals to ensure alignment of the Massachusetts Educator Evaluation Framework ? Supervise and enhance the implementation of the InScribe and SchoolSpace technology platforms to foster a community of belonging and engagement and to reinforce positive digital citizenship practices in a virtual environment ? Hire, monitor and support club advisors, support K-12 co-curricular and extracurricular programs, clubs and student leadership opportunities. ? Advise and support student government and leadership groups ? Plan and facilitate student and staff activities to build school spirit (spirit week, etc.) ? Help manage budgets related to student activities, fundraising, and student organizations ? Plan, organize and implement in person and virtual student meet ups and activities throughout the year ? Maintain a districtwide student activities calendar and communication processes ? Build partnerships with families, youth serving agencies, and community organizations ? Assist with grants related to SEL and student engagement, including implementation and reporting ? Prepare reports and presentations for administration and the GCVS Board of Trustees The statements above are intended to describe the general nature and level of work performed. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of responsibilities. Qualifications:
? Has experience working in SEL, student activities and student support services
? Demonstrated ability to integrate media literacy and digital wellness into Social Emotional Learning frameworks.
? Experience using educational technology to build community and promote responsible decision-making in a digital context
? Understanding of instructional practice in arts, wellness, and enrichment disciplines
? Familiarity with the MA Educator Evaluation Framework, observation tools, and coaching strategies.
? Demonstrated knowledge of curriculum and methodology of effective virtual teaching
? Ability to apply knowledge of current research and SEL theory to GCVS instructional programs
? Ability to manage multiple priorities and maintain a student-centered, equity-focused approach.
? Ability to establish and maintain effective relationships with students, peers, administrators, and parents
? Demonstrated exemplary skill in oral and written communications including excellent human relations skills
? Ability to keep and maintain accurate records and to meet deadlines
? Possesses strong organizational skills and interpersonal skills
? Ability to engage students that are often disengaged from school activities and the classroom environment
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Demonstrate confidence planning school wide programs and events and is able to engage students to the GCVS environment
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Experience and Licensure:
? Demonstrated leadership experience supporting SEL and student activities
? Experience supervising, mentoring, or evaluating educators preferred
? Experience working in or closely with Massachusetts public schools strongly preferred. Minimum of 3 to 5 years of experience in education, student services, or school leadership
? Bachelor’s degree in Education, Counseling, or related field required. Master’s degree preferred.
? Appropriate Massachusetts licensure required or evidence that proves eligibility for appropriate licensure.
? Additional training/certification in SEL, trauma-informed practices, or restorative practices preferred Location Preference: Applicants residing in the Massachusetts area are strongly preferred, with the ability to travel to locations across the state and attend GCVS events as needed.