Court Liaison - HG - 84040

Court Liaison - District Wide

This position requires summer work with an expectation of minimum of at least 20 summer work days at the contractual daily rate.

General Statement:

• Coordination of students entering and being discharged from juvenile justice, placement facilities and substance abuse programs;
• Implementation of the Person in Need of Supervision (PINS) process including:
• Pre-Pins interventions
• Gathering necessary documentation and completing required referral
• Attending the initial conference at probation/diversion
• Monitoring progress and maintaining communication;
• Coordination of Person in Need of Supervision (PINS), including:
• Filing PINS in Family Court
• Attending scheduled appearance
• Provision of certified documentation to be used in court proceedings;
• Provision of records to the court and probation department for specific ongoing proceedings; as well as agencies, probation, and local service providers for routine monitoring;
• Re-entry coordination for students is inclusive of working with service providers to facilitate registration, obtain records, etc. Provision of necessary information to school staff regarding returning students;
• Participates in meetings and court appearances as an expert agent of the district;
• Responsible for tracking student attendance related to youth in detention as well as coordination of attendance with district-wide school counselor;
• Multi-Agency Collaborations including participating in various venues, including the Multi-disciplinary Team, OCFs Monthly Albany County Review Meetings, the weekly safety meetings and the Juvenile Steering Committee Meetings
• Due to ongoing nature of the work, this position requires mandatory summer hours (minimum of at least 20 days). Additional compensation for summer work provided at the contractual rate.
• Education on system operations and policy/legal changes to district staff;
• Education to outside agencies on education operations and policy/legal changes
• Flexible work schedule and days of attendance due to agency/county scheduling with supervisor approval; and
• Performs related work as required