3 dean student discipline jobs found in Columbus

Job Description GEMS Front Office Associates The Role Front Office Associates at GEMS play a critical role in achieving our mission to provide a rigorous and engaging education while developing a strong sense of character and community among a diverse group of learners. They are the first people that students and families see upon entering the school and are key to creating a positive, welcoming atmosphere. They are critical team members who ensure that daily operations run smoothly and the basic needs of students are met so they are ready to learn. We are looking for team members who... Love working with kids and adults Believe in the potential of every learner Have exceptional project management and organizational skills, and attention to detail Are effective communicators Take initiative with an orientation to learning and problem solving Have Outstanding judgment, discretion, and ethical standards Are enthusiastic about working with diverse communities and...

Job Description Minimum Qualifications: - Valid Ohio interpreter for the hearing-impaired license. - Documentation of a clear criminal record. - Complies with drug-free workplace rules and board policies. - Demonstrated proficiency in spoken English. - Proficient in communication skills, including but not limited to: American Sign Language (ASL), Pidgin Signed English (PSE), and/or Signed Exact English (SEE). - Strong voicing skills that accurately reflect expression. - Skilled in using alternative forms of communication (e.g., gestures, mime, etc.). - Open to the use of a total communication approach. - Self-directed, congenial disposition, and strong interpersonal skills. Note: Appointment requires successful completion and periodic renewal of state-mandated and service center training requirements (e.g., state licensure criteria, communicable disease, child abuse, CPR, first aid, and/or behavioral management training). FLSA Classification:...

Job Description Minimum Qualifications: Valid Ohio interpreter for the hearing-impaired license. Documentation of a clear criminal record. Complies with drug-free workplace rules and board policies. Demonstrated proficiency in spoken English. Proficient in communication skills, including but not limited to: American Sign Language (ASL), Pidgin Signed English (PSE), and/or Signed Exact English (SEE). Strong voicing skills that accurately reflect expression. Skilled in using alternative forms of communication (e.g., gestures, mime, etc.). Open to the use of a total communication approach. Self-directed, congenial disposition, and strong interpersonal skills. Note: Appointment requires successful completion and periodic renewal of state-mandated and service center training requirements (e.g., state licensure criteria, communicable disease, child abuse, CPR, first aid, and/or behavioral management training). FLSA Classification: Non-exempt Reports To: Assigned...