Case Manager - YouthBuild DOL

Job Purpose

The Youth Build Case Manager - serves as a bridge between school, home, and community to ensure students and families have the academic, social-emotional, and community supports necessary to thrive. This position combines individualized student coaching, family engagement, resiliency instruction, case management, and community partnership development to remove barriers to learning and promote student success, persistence, and graduation.

The Youth Build Case Manager - serves as a bridge between school, home, and community to ensure students and families have the academic, social-emotional, and community supports necessary to thrive. This position combines individualized student coaching, family engagement, resiliency instruction, case management, and community partnership development to remove barriers to learning and promote student success, persistence, and graduation.

• Utilizes the resources from Intelli Spark, assesses students to determine pre- and post-assessment scores among the six domains of resiliency.
• In collaboration with Associate Vice President of Strategic Innovation, implements the curriculum for identified Transformational Micro-Credentials, which support the following:
• Confidence in the capacity to work productively with different individuals and groups toward a common goal
• Self-Awareness and the capacity to bounce back in the face of stress, challenge, and adversity,
• Self-efficacy and the capacity to identify needs and respond proactively.
• Administer the TABE screening assessment to monitor student academic growth
• Develop, implement, and regularly update Individual Service Strategies (ISS) and Success Plans aligned with participants' educational, career, leadership, and personal goals.
• Monitor participant progress and adjust support plans based on changing needs.
• Serve as the primary point of contact for participants and their families.
• Build trusting relationships that encourage persistence, accountability, and personal growth.
• Coordinate comprehensive supportive services to remove barriers to participation, including referrals for housing, transportation, childcare, healthcare, mental health, employment, and other community resources.
• Maintain regular communication with participants, families, instructors, and community partners regarding participant progress and support needs.
• Empower participants and families to access available community resources and become active partners in the participant's success.
• Provide individual coaching focused on resiliency, goal setting, motivation, self-awareness, problem-solving, and career readiness.
• Support participants in developing self-efficacy, emotional regulation, communication, and life skills necessary for academic, workplace, and personal success.
• Monitor attendance, engagement, persistence, and overall program participation while implementing interventions as needed.

• Communicates with teachers in a timely manner regarding student's health issues or any special family needs
• Maintains confidentiality of family and student issues
• Assists in the development of resources of community/health services available to the families.
• Ensures that parents are receiving information that will assist them with discipline, testing, and achievement issues.
• Empowers and encourages families to make use of all identified resources.
• Preparing reports and documentation as required
• Reporting Case notes into the Government Performance Reporting System (GMPS) and using the WIPS system
• Participating in multidisciplinary student support meetings

• Increased student engagement and attendance.
• Increased family participation and school involvement.
• Improved student resiliency and social-emotional competencies.
• Increased utilization of community resources.
• Improved student persistence, graduation, and postsecondary readiness.
• Accurate and timely documentation of student interventions and family supports.
• Positive relationships with students, families, staff, and community partners.

Necessary and desirable qualifications include, but are not limited to,…