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JOB TITLE
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FAMILY RESOURCE/YOUTH SERVICES CENTER COORDINATOR
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REPORTS TO
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DIRECTOR OF PUPIL PERSONNEL/DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY HEALTH & ENGAGEMENT
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SALARY SCHEDULE/GRADE
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CLASSIFIED ADMIN, LEVEL V
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CONTRACTED DAYS AND/OR HOURS
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240 DAYS, 8 HOURS PER DAY
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EXEMPT STATUS
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EXEMPT
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JOB CLASS CODE
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7493
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POSITION CLASSIFICATION
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CLASSIFIED
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DATE APPROVED
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QUALIFICATIONS
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High School Diploma.
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Minimum of three years experience working with school age children and/or families (preferable).
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Administrative/management skills, including budget preparation and management.
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Valid Kentucky driver's license.
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POSITION SUMMARY
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Create caretaking experiences that enhance students’ abilities to succeed in school by developing and sustaining partnerships that promote early learning, successful transition into school, academic achievement, well-being, graduation and transition into adult life.
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DISTRICT AND SCHOOL PRIORITY ALIGNMENT
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Align actions with district and school values and core priorities.
Evaluated based on the efficacy of aligned actions.
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PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES
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Coordinate and direct all functions of the Family Resource/Youth Services Center to maximize services to the identified population.
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Assure the implementation of activities as addressed in each of the FRYSC components.
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Facilitate student/family referrals to community resources such as behavioral health, child welfare and career development.
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Serve as a liaison between home, school, and community partners.
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Keep records of cases for use by Family Resource/Youth Services Center and outside agencies when appropriate.
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Lead the planning and implementation of the FRYSC advisory council.
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IdentifY all potential sources of services or funding for the FRYSC.
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Assist eligible families in assessing available federal and state support.
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Establish and maintains positive working relationships with all federal, state and community Agencies/business offering
available and usable services.
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Coordinate and direct all paid and volunteer staff.
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Administer all grant funds in accordance with Board of Education policy and procedures.
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Perform other duties consistent with the position assigned as may be requested by the Supervisor or Superintendent.
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KNOWLEDGE AND ABILITIES
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Adhere to professional Codes of Ethics.
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Successful grant-writing, fund raising, and volunteer recruitment, training and supervision.
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Practices, policies and procedures involved in the functioning of the Family Resource/Youth Services Center.
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Demonstrate a commitment to professional growth.
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Connect and partner closely with behavioral and physical health agencies, juvenile justice, community advocacy and protective services.
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Possess verbal and written communication skills.
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Interpersonal skills: patience, courtesy, and CARE.
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Maintain records and prepare reports.
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Analyze situations accurately and adopt an effective course or action.
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PHYSICAL DEMANDS
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Wide range of physical movement.
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Use of speech, vision, hearing.
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Use of hands for simple grasping and fine manipulations.
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Bending, squatting, reaching, with the ability to lift, carry, push or pull light weights.
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Indoor and outdoor activity.
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