K-8 SEL Teacher/Counselor

This opening calls for specific teaching qualifications set by the school.CalWest’s client school in the Silicon Valley Area seeks a K-8 SEL Teacher / Counselor to begin August 2025.Apply through the CalWest Candidate Portal CalWest Required Qualifications A Bachelor’s Degree and / or other educational requirements listed on the job descriptionRequisite skills commensurate with the positionA reasonable commuting distance to the CalWest client school, or a willingness to relocateAuthorization to live and work in the United StatesClient School Preferred Qualifications Master’s DegreeCalifornia state license in mental health services preferredFive years of experience working in a school setting, with a focus on social emotional learning or school counselingExcellent interpersonal and communication skills (verbal and written)Ability to collaborate and work in a team environmentExtensive knowledge of current developmental, cognitive science, and social and emotional learning research and strategiesSpecialized training in intervention programsExperience teaching in diverse learning communitiesAbility to think ahead and plan for effective one-on-one or small group supportAbility to organize, manage, and prioritize multiple prioritiesCommitment to the school’s mission, values, and visionTechnical / computer skills as required for job performanceResponsibilities Partnering with classroom teachers to integrate social emotional learning curricula within ongoing classroom curricula.Developing and implementing classroom and advisory lessons on topics such as friendship, navigating social challenges, wellness, conflict resolution, emotional fluency and communication skills, amongst others.Providing brief (short-term) social, emotional, and behavioral support for individual students as neededLeading friendship / social skills groups / discussion groupsCollaborating and consulting with the division directors, teachers, and other school personnel; serving on student support teams for lower and middle schoolCommunicating with and providing resources / education / training for parents (coffees, referrals, etc.)Communicating with potential families about the SEL program through admissions eventsSupporting students in classroom and play settings within the school environment, with an emphasis on “in-the-moment” coaching during recessesProviding classroom observations with written feedback for teachers, administration, and parentsFacilitating referrals to outside agencies / practitioners as neededEngaging in the life of the community in order to maintain a visible presence throughout the school and to develop strong relationships with students and faculty alikeSalary Range $90,000 – $115,000Read more about this opening and become a CalWest candidate today!#J-18808-Ljbffr

Salary : $90,000 - $115,000