Circle of Nations Pathway Program Liaison FTE SY

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12 Month Circle of Nations Pathway Program Liaison 1.0 FTE 26-27 SY

• Position Type:
  Clerical/Classified Support/Other/ Clerical/Classified Support/Other
• Date Posted:
  9/25/2026
• Location:
  
  District Office

Circle of Nations Pathway Program Liaison

Department: Teaching & Learning

Reports to: Pathway Program Coordinator

Placement: Classified Non-exempt Salary Schedule, Grade 15

Term: See Duty Day Calendar, 12 Month position

Position Summary:The Pathway Program Liaison supports students and their families in navigating high school, postsecondary, and career pathways. This position combines traditional school counseling duties, along with supervision and management of the Momentum Room
a dedicated academic space for credit recovery, dual enrollment, and college course access.

The program liaison works closely with community partners and postsecondary institutions to ensure students are equipped for success beyond high school.

Work Schedule Information:

Monday through Friday 7:30am to 4:00pm (40 hours per week)

This position is Governing Board approved to work twelve months to meet program needs during the district's scheduled fall, spring, winter, and summer breaks. This position will be required to flex their schedule to accommodate evening programs and work events outside of the position's scheduled work hours and days.

• Assists administration in student attendance and participation in the Circle of Nations Pathway Program.
• Organize student participation in college fairs, campus visits, and summer enrichment programs
• Coordinate parent and student events related to post-secondary awareness, access, planning, presentations, and engagement, (e.g. financial aid nights, scholarship workshops, college, university, and technical schools' representatives) college, career, military, and technical training opportunities.
• Support scholarship application processes and ensure equitable access to opportunities.
• Monitor and track student progress toward graduation, providing timely interventions as needed.
• Encourage goal setting and self-advocacy skills among students.
• Work with the counseling department to build and maintain student schedules that align with graduation requirements and include relevant coursework.
• Collaborate with teachers and staff to provide academic support, tutoring, and personalized learning plans.
• Maintain accurate records, data, and reports for program evaluation.
• Serve as primary contact for families and students regarding academic planning and program resource.
• Build and maintain strong relationships with families, local organizations, and other partners to support student success.
• Assist with recruitment and onboarding of students into the Pathway Program.
• Counsel students for the purpose of registering them, keeping them enrolled, and successfully participating in a high school setting.
• Collaborate with Pathway Program staff, site leadership, and district teams to align services with program goals
• Ensuring a positive, structured environment for students recovering credits and/or pursuing dual enrollment or college-level coursework in the Momentum Room
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• Facilitate events, mentorship opportunities, and resource connections that enhance the program.
• Participate in professional development related to counseling, academic planning, and student support.
• Conducts home visits with students, parents/guardians.
• Promotes cultural…