Coordinator of Culture and Climate (BASAS 3A) (SY25-26)
Job title: Coordinator of Culture and Climate (BASAS 3A) (SY25-26) in Boston, MA at Boston Public Schools
Company: Boston Public Schools
Job description: Job Details:Boston Public Schools are currently hiring for SY24-25. Please apply to positions for which you are qualified and prepare for virtual interviews, demo lessons, and other remote hiring practices!Please note that after July 1, the Office of Human Resources will not approve lateral moves between schools. This is to minimize vacancies arising close to the start of the school year.If you are searching for a teaching position in BPS, we strongly encourage you to visit and RSVP for where you can learn more about the hiring process, access hiring supports, and find opportunities to connect with school leaders.To begin a new application, choose a job from the listings below. After your application is complete, you will receive a confirmation number and your information will be saved, allowing you to return at any time to submit additional applications. Please remember your username and password for use on future applications.Need help or have a question about your application? Please check the first.IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING TECHNICAL ISSUES WHILE TRYING TO APPLY, please try clearing your browser cache and cookies, or check the for more information. You can also for chat or email support from our vendor's technical support team (use District Name: Boston), or call them at (877) 974-7437.Job Description:Boston Public SchoolsTitle: Coordinator of Climate and CultureReports to: School LeaderThe Coordinator of Climate and Culture supports fostering a positive school climate by implementing restorative justice practices, managing student behavior, and enhancing family engagement. This individual will work with students, staff, and families to promote conflict resolution, mediate disputes, and uphold consistent discipline standards while nurturing a collaborative and inclusive school culture.This role requires a commitment to restorative practices, a proactive approach to student discipline, and a strong belief in the importance of family and community engagement in fostering student success.Responsibilities:Restorative Justice, Circle Practice, and Mediation
Support students and staff in Circle Practice/Restorative Justice practices school-wide.
Supports in coordinating peer mediation and restorative justice/alternative discipline responses.
Student Behavior and Discipline Management
Assist with implementing disciplinary policies and procedures in accordance with Boston Public Schools discipline policies and school values.
Support with maintaining accurate school discipline records for students, including collecting culture/discipline referrals.
Support with implementing behavior plans, crisis interventions, and safety plans.
Family and Community Engagement
Establish and maintain contact with parents/guardians to ensure student success.
Coordinate and oversee family meetings related to student attendance, behavior, and discipline.
Strengthen and engage families as partners in planning and problem-solving.
Student Support and Development
Develop and maintain a positive behavior system for students who need to step out of class temporarily.
Implement disciplinary policies and procedures, including family communication and coordination of hearings.
Support students through de-escalation when needed.
Professional Development and Staff Support
Model professional behaviors and contribute to school-wide development.
Coordinate professional development for teachers and paras on restorative justice/circle practice and effective classroom management.
Operational Management and School Safety
Support with ensuring safety and security of school hallways, classrooms, and school grounds.
Work with staff to develop and implement safety protocols and handbooks.
Work with appropriate staff to create and distribute school safety plans.
School Climate and Culture
Collaborate with leadership to create a welcoming learning environment.
Build a culture of collaboration, achievement, and respect among all school community members.
Monitor tools for measuring school climate and culture improvements, including discipline and attendance data
Data Management and Reporting
Maintain data entry into SIS and other databases.
Maintaining accurate school discipline records for students, including collecting culture/discipline referrals from staff and delivering prompt follow-through.
Analyze, track, and report behavioral data to monitor student social-emotional development.
School-Wide Events and Activities
Attend field trips and community events as assigned.
Support planning and facilitation of school-based events.
Participate in the creation and execution of after-school academic programs to improve student outcomes.
Other
Perform other duties requested by the School Leader or Administrative Team.
Required Qualifications:
Current authorization to work in the United States - Candidates must have such authorization by their first day of employment
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience
1-3 years experience in urban school school system working with a diverse ethnic student body
Strong written and oral communication skills
Proficiency with Microsoft Suite (Word, PowerPoint, Excel) and Google Drive Suite
Comfort and familiarity with student information databases (Aspen, SIS, etc)
Work Year: 223
Expected salary:
Location: Boston, MA
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Company: Boston Public Schools
Job description: Job Details:Boston Public Schools are currently hiring for SY24-25. Please apply to positions for which you are qualified and prepare for virtual interviews, demo lessons, and other remote hiring practices!Please note that after July 1, the Office of Human Resources will not approve lateral moves between schools. This is to minimize vacancies arising close to the start of the school year.If you are searching for a teaching position in BPS, we strongly encourage you to visit and RSVP for where you can learn more about the hiring process, access hiring supports, and find opportunities to connect with school leaders.To begin a new application, choose a job from the listings below. After your application is complete, you will receive a confirmation number and your information will be saved, allowing you to return at any time to submit additional applications. Please remember your username and password for use on future applications.Need help or have a question about your application? Please check the first.IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING TECHNICAL ISSUES WHILE TRYING TO APPLY, please try clearing your browser cache and cookies, or check the for more information. You can also for chat or email support from our vendor's technical support team (use District Name: Boston), or call them at (877) 974-7437.Job Description:Boston Public SchoolsTitle: Coordinator of Climate and CultureReports to: School LeaderThe Coordinator of Climate and Culture supports fostering a positive school climate by implementing restorative justice practices, managing student behavior, and enhancing family engagement. This individual will work with students, staff, and families to promote conflict resolution, mediate disputes, and uphold consistent discipline standards while nurturing a collaborative and inclusive school culture.This role requires a commitment to restorative practices, a proactive approach to student discipline, and a strong belief in the importance of family and community engagement in fostering student success.Responsibilities:Restorative Justice, Circle Practice, and Mediation
Support students and staff in Circle Practice/Restorative Justice practices school-wide.
Supports in coordinating peer mediation and restorative justice/alternative discipline responses.
Student Behavior and Discipline Management
Assist with implementing disciplinary policies and procedures in accordance with Boston Public Schools discipline policies and school values.
Support with maintaining accurate school discipline records for students, including collecting culture/discipline referrals.
Support with implementing behavior plans, crisis interventions, and safety plans.
Family and Community Engagement
Establish and maintain contact with parents/guardians to ensure student success.
Coordinate and oversee family meetings related to student attendance, behavior, and discipline.
Strengthen and engage families as partners in planning and problem-solving.
Student Support and Development
Develop and maintain a positive behavior system for students who need to step out of class temporarily.
Implement disciplinary policies and procedures, including family communication and coordination of hearings.
Support students through de-escalation when needed.
Professional Development and Staff Support
Model professional behaviors and contribute to school-wide development.
Coordinate professional development for teachers and paras on restorative justice/circle practice and effective classroom management.
Operational Management and School Safety
Support with ensuring safety and security of school hallways, classrooms, and school grounds.
Work with staff to develop and implement safety protocols and handbooks.
Work with appropriate staff to create and distribute school safety plans.
School Climate and Culture
Collaborate with leadership to create a welcoming learning environment.
Build a culture of collaboration, achievement, and respect among all school community members.
Monitor tools for measuring school climate and culture improvements, including discipline and attendance data
Data Management and Reporting
Maintain data entry into SIS and other databases.
Maintaining accurate school discipline records for students, including collecting culture/discipline referrals from staff and delivering prompt follow-through.
Analyze, track, and report behavioral data to monitor student social-emotional development.
School-Wide Events and Activities
Attend field trips and community events as assigned.
Support planning and facilitation of school-based events.
Participate in the creation and execution of after-school academic programs to improve student outcomes.
Other
Perform other duties requested by the School Leader or Administrative Team.
Required Qualifications:
Current authorization to work in the United States - Candidates must have such authorization by their first day of employment
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience
1-3 years experience in urban school school system working with a diverse ethnic student body
Strong written and oral communication skills
Proficiency with Microsoft Suite (Word, PowerPoint, Excel) and Google Drive Suite
Comfort and familiarity with student information databases (Aspen, SIS, etc)
Work Year: 223
Expected salary:
Location: Boston, MA
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