GRAD Mentor/Paraeducator 1 | Probationary | 8 Hrs | Westview High School
Listed on 2026-07-31
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Education / Teaching
School Counseling & Student Support, Academic Advising & Student Services
GRAD MENTOR/PARA EDUCATOR 1 | Probationary | 8 Hrs | Westview High School
Beaverton School District 48J WESTVIEW HIGH - Portland, Oregon Open in Google Maps
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Job DetailsJob : 5851443
Final date to receive applications: Posted until filled
Posted: Jul 24, 2026 7:00 AM (UTC)
Starting Date: Aug 24, 2026
Job DescriptionGRAD MENTOR/PARA EDUCATOR 1
Purpose:
The Graduate Mentor supports students who are at risk of not meeting graduation requirements by providing individualized guidance and resources. This role focuses on developing and monitoring Student Success Plans, facilitating credit recovery opportunities, and / or providing students with academic support. The Graduate Mentor works collaboratively with school staff to remove barriers to graduation and empower students to achieve their academic goals.
NATURE AND SCOPE
BSD Grad Mentors provide personal, targeted support to students who are at risk of not graduating. This includes:
- Students not passing 1–2 classes with less than 90% attendance
- Students not passing 3 or more classes with attendance of 90% or greater
Graduate Mentors work closely with students to identify barriers to academic success, develop actionable Student Success Plans, and monitor progress toward credit recovery and graduation requirements. Caseloads are determined through collaboration with school counseling departments, Behavioral Health & Wellness teams, and 9th Grade Success (9GS) teams and may include students served by either general education or special education.
Graduate Mentors operate within a flexible, student-centered framework, adapting strategies to meet individual needs while maintaining accountability for graduation outcomes. Graduate Mentor’s work is variable in nature, and often completed while physically removed from the teacher.
While the primary focus is on supporting students in the 9 th grade, students at all levels may be supported.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Student Support & Planning
- Develop and monitor Student Success Plans tailored to individual student needs.
- Assist students with credit recovery options and track progress toward graduation requirements.
- Provide guidance on academic strategies, time management, and goal setting.
- Administer assessments.
- Assist students with organization strategies.
- Data Management
- Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of student progress, attendance, and interventions.
- Analyze data with school leadership teams to identify trends and adjust support strategies accordingly.
- Review student grades in Student Vue to track progress.
- Communication & Collaboration
- Communicate regularly with students, and school staff to ensure alignment of support plans.
- Collaborate with counseling departments, Behavioral Health & Wellness teams, and 9th Grade Success (9GS) teams to coordinate interventions.
- Communicate with teachers around lesson plans and credit recovery options.
- Monitoring & Accountability
- Conduct regular check-ins with students to assess progress and address barriers.
- Document interventions and maintain compliance with district protocols.
- Report caseload updates and student outcomes to school leadership teams.
- Professional Practice
- Uphold confidentiality and ethical standards in all interactions.
- Perform other duties as assigned to support student success, such as tutoring in a variety of subjects, student lunch supervision, before or after school homework club, and assisting with school-wide initiatives.
ESSENTIAL SKILLS
Graduate Mentors must demonstrate a combination of interpersonal, organizational, and analytical skills to effectively support students and collaborate with school teams. Key skills include:
- Relationship Building
- Ability to establish trust and rapport with students, families, and staff.
- Strong cultural competency and sensitivity to diverse backgrounds and experiences.
- Communication
- Clear and professional verbal and written communication skills.
- Data Management & Analysis
- Proficiency in maintaining accurate records and using student information systems.
- Ability to interpret academic and attendance data to inform interventions.
- Problem-Solving & Adaptability
- Resourceful in identifying barriers to…
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