Culture Team Member

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Join a dedicated team that fosters autonomy and creativity, while receiving a competitive salary, opportunities for career and personal growth, and the gratification that comes from creating positive multi-generational change.

Ednovate launched its first school in 2012. Since then, we’ve grown to eight schools and are on a trajectory to reach 11 schools in just the next few years (you can read more about our schools here ). Ednovate is committed to serving areas where students traditionally lack access to a quality college-prep education by building tuition-free, safe, high-performing public schools driven to create positive multi-generational change.

We are made up of world travelers, nacho connoisseurs, KPOP business owners, and Beyonce fans. We love LA and OC, and we're our students' biggest cheerleaders. We are looking to hire innovative changemakers who aim to continue our goal of becoming the high school experts across Southern California. Sound like you? Keep reading.

As a Culture Team Member at Ednovate, you will be responsible for implementing a caring and accountable culture that enables all students to learn in a joyful and rigorous environment. You will often serve as the first point of support for students experiencing behavioral challenges, using positive behavior intervention systems to maximize the time spent on learning. This role is an exciting opportunity for someone with strong relationship building and communication skills looking to create positive multigenerational change in a collaborative, results-oriented environment.

This is an hourly, non-exempt role that reports to the Dean of Culture.

Create a caring and accountable student culture. Meet culture goals, including goals for reducing school suspensions and detentions, and increasing attendance and NPS scores from students and families. Develop relationships with students to drive positive behavior through influence. Monitor student behavior and consistently hold students accountable according to our Student Code of Conduct. Issue "shoutouts" and "reminders" according to behaviors we encourage and misbehaviors we discourage.

Monitor reflection, lunch, dismissal, after school hours, hallway transitions, and special events. Intervene appropriately to de-escalate and re-direct students towards maximum instructional time.

Collaborate with staff and families. Support all school staff with behavior management as needed. Engage families to inform and partner around their child’s behavioral needs. Collaborate across teams to share useful information about students to create coherence and alignment in the support provided. Support the implementation of Behavior Intervention Plans.

Mission-driven professional passionate about increasing college attainment for historically under-represented students

Social justice champion committed to promoting educational opportunity for all students and families

Entrepreneurial spirit who thrives in a workplace characterized by autonomy, flexibility, transparency and accountability

Collaborative team player who works well with others from diverse backgrounds, uplifts and celebrates our teammates and engages in healthy debate and feedback to get the best results for students and families

Resourceful, persistent learner with a growth mindset, constantly seeking to “find a way or make one” to master your craft and improve results.

High school diploma or equivalent,
required
;
Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree,
preferred

Experience working with teenagers, preferably in a school setting,
required

Fluency in written and spoken Spanish,
preferred

A competitive and transparent salary ($22 to $30 per hour, depending on background and experience)

Medical, dental and vision coverage - including a fully-paid medical and dental option for employees and their families - and flexible spending account options

Paid family leave, short-term disability and life…