Academic, Enrichment and Engagement Coordinator
- $55,000 to $57,000 Yearly
- Medical , Retirement
- Full-Time
General Description
We are looking to add an energetic and dedicated person to work directly with our Chief Student & Enrollment Officer. The Academic, Enrichment, and Engagement Coordinator will support our internal and external academic, enrichment, and engagement programs that serve our METCO students. The ideal candidate will possess a keen eye for the details of managing organizational systems that track and manage programs, as well as a public-facing persona that is approachable and comfortable forging partnerships and leading workshops and meetings as necessary. This candidate will also be aware of the needs of our students and will seek and implement programs to match those needs.
Key Responsibilities
Under the leadership of the Chief Student Services and Enrollment Officer, the Academic, Enrichment, and Engagement Coordinator will support METCO students and families through:
Academic:
Creating and building educational partnerships that lead to greater resources and support for students
Ongoing development, oversight, and implementation of academic programs that build academic skills and help to close achievement gaps.
Day-to-day management of academic and enrichment programs, including creating registration and interest forms and applications, conducting information sessions, and documenting procedures
Assist in the set up of summer school via securing location and food, academic and recreational resources, youth interns, etc.
Oversee the regular use of the onsite computer lab, i.e., utilizing college students to staff it, scheduling various uses by districts, and selecting educational software.
Enrichment:
Occasional facilitation of educational and enrichment workshops
Recruitment, onboarding, training, and matching of academic mentors for Homework Club
Work with tutoring partners to provide tutorial programming, virtual or in-person
Coordinate a variety of enrichment programs via external partnerships and volunteers
Coordinate a variety of enrichment programs via external partnerships and volunteers
Oversee Teen Ambassadors Program (TAP) by facilitating workshops to teens around leadership, community organizing, and research skills to elevate youth voices and challenge systems of oppression via final presentations. These could include different modes of expression, such as art, dance, writing, digital media, photography, and panel discussions.
Engagement:
Oversee METCO Presents calendar, i.e., book shows, events, and artist talks, manage invitations, host events, and provide audience and cost reporting details for funders.
Train youth to facilitate and personally lead tours of our Headquarters exhibit space and Nubian Square sites for relevant groups.
Design and manage resource fairs that support enrichment, after-school, and summer programming
Admin:
Evaluation of program effectiveness via program check-ins, pre and post-surveys, and evaluations with support from the Development and Evaluation Manager
Maintain current and accurate records of services provided, update databases, and prepare periodic reports.
Support all student services programming as needed, i.e., filling in during short staff days and facilitating direct service programming.
Support the creation of a resource database and department newsletters to be blasted to parents/families via email.
Other duties as assigned
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree required; related degrees preferred: Education, Human Services, Psychology, Social Work.
This position is 100% in-person.
Work hours will vary, including some evenings and weekends for programming needs or events
Experience working with youth
1+ years experience working in non-profit programming preferred
Knowledge of programming that addresses education, health, and economic disparities among diverse populations
Ability to maintain confidentiality and exercise discretion with internal and external partners
Prior oversight experience with academic support and tutorial programs is a plus
Collaborative work style
Experience with Google Suite, online research, databases, and Salesforce a plus
Comfort with fast-paced work environment, adaptability to change, embrace feedback, multi-tasking, meeting deadlines
Ability to provide self-direction to accomplish work assignments and goals
Strong communication skills (written, oral) and frequent communication with supervisor
Outgoing personality
Ability to motivate students
Strong organizational skills and attention to detail a must
Bilingual (Spanish/English) and/or (Haitian Creole/English) preferred
Cultural competence (experience and ability to work with diverse populations)
Must have flexibility with schedule and ability to work some evenings and weekends.
Work Schedule: Fully in-person
When no Saturday programs are in session:
Monday-Friday 11-7pm
When Saturday programs are in session:
T-Th 10:30-7, Saturdays 9-2pm with choice of Monday or Friday off (must work one of these days)
Salary range: $55,000 to $57,500/year plus benefits.
To apply, submit a cover letter and resume at metcoinc.applicantpro.com
METCO Inc., the program’s headquarters, is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization funded by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and administered by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. METCO, Inc., referred to as Headquarters (HQ), is a hub for resources, support, and advocacy for students, families, schools, and communities. Working with METCO Directors, district administrators, teachers, community groups, and external partners, HQ provides year-round programming to fulfill METCO’s mission and purpose via recruitment and enrollment, student support services, community engagement, communications, racial equity initiatives, fundraising, and advocacy.
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METCO Incorporated
11 Roxbury Street
Boston, MAIndustry
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