The Director of Academic Counseling provides leadership for systems and programs that support student academic planning, progress, and success while advancing institutional priorities.

This position is responsible for the following:

• Providing leadership and oversight for academic counseling, student scheduling, and systems that support student academic progress and success. 
• Partnering with school leadership, faculty, students, and families to support student growth, academic planning, and informed decision-making.  
• Ensuring the integrity of academic records, reporting systems, and student information processes through accurate and confidential practices.  
• Develop and refine systems, programs, and initiatives that strengthen and celebrate the student academic experience and advance school priorities.
• Analyze and communicate student and program data to support institutional planning and informed decision-making.  
• Contribute to the mission and daily life of the school through collaborative leadership and service to the community. 

The most qualified candidates will have:

• a Master's Degree in administration, curriculum, school counseling, or other related field, 
• a minimum of 5 years experience in a school as a teacher, school counselor, or other related field, and
• experience in using an SIS and LMS.