Dean of Students - Teacher on Assignment

Job Description

Job Description

The Dean of Students at Coatesville Area School District plays a key role in supporting students and overseeing all aspects of student life outside the classroom. This position focuses on creating and enhancing a positive student experience tailored to their individual needs and opportunities. The Dean works closely with the Principal and teachers to assist students, families, and staff.

Required Education:

Bachelor's degree with valid PA teaching certification.

Three to five years teaching experience.

Required Skills and Knowledge:

Excellent communication skills.

Ability to interact with and to teach diverse populations.

Proficiency in the use of technology for individual communication, research, and test administration and interpretation.

Other Requirements:

Maintain emotional control under stress.

Must be able to position and move about/within the work area. Ability to retrieve, transport, position and reposition items, supplies and equipment needed to perform essential functions.

Essential Functions and Duties
  • Support and collaborate with the administration/staff.
  • Support the school's mission by providing leadership in student supervision, behavior, attendance, and discipline.
  • Assist the administration in executing their plan and vision.
  • Promote a safe, positive, inclusive, and restorative school culture by implementing systems such as PBIS and Restorative Practices.
  • Check In for at risk students.
  • Track Behavior, keep records and analyze data.
  • Monitors classroom removals, and school suspensions.
  • Behavior Contract- Devise a contract/expectation.
  • Member of the leadership team.
  • Support the teaching staff in the following:
    • Classroom management
    • Student-teacher relationships
    • Restorative circles
    • ELA Testing (Acadience)
    • Liason between administration and staff
    • Create a culture that emphasizes Scott PRIDE
    • Follow up on referrals from staff and ensure the appropriate disciplinary measures are taken
    • Support supervision during arrival, lunch, dismissal, and transition times
    • Support teachers with small group learning
    • Push in with substitutes or classroom coverage

  • I.N.
    • Ensure students are ready for the day.
    • Create Mood Meters

  • Transitions
    • Sweep hallway for student tardies.

  • Cafeteria
    • Design a system that will promote an improved environment.

  • Teacher Relationship
    • Build strong relationships with the staff so they can trust your decision and support.
    • Collaborate with the staff to make decisions that benefit a positive school culture.
    • Promote consistency in procedures.
    • Set up meet and greets with students, within the first month of school to help build school wide relationships.

  • Community Relationship Building
    • Meet and Greet with the parents in September.
    • Coordinate activities
    • Maintain Student of the Month
    • Refer students/parents to school and out of school services.