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Sustainable Community Schools Coordinator

Chicago Public Schools (CPS)
Chicago, Illinois
67,000.00 - 89,000.00

About This Position

ABOUT THE ROLE Reporting to the Sustainable Community Schools Manager, the Sustainable Community Schools Coordinator is responsible for implementing the Sustainable Community Schools Initiative in a cohort of schools. This initiative is a joint partnership between Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union. The coordinator supports a shared leadership model, providing operational support, training, and program analysis to ensure equitable resources and world-class learning experiences for students. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES - Implement and guide schools through the Sustainable Community Schools pillars and principles, track activities, and monitor funding allocations - Provide operational support for school-based staff and work with key stakeholders, including principals, parents, students, vendors, and community-based organizations - Develop and maintain strong, empathetic relationships with school leaders, staff, partners, students, and families - Meet with the Lead Partner Agency regularly to provide hands-on coaching to school Resource Coordinators - Ensure the development of a school-based leadership team and regularly meet with school principals to ensure program delivery meets community needs - Provide program support, guidance, professional development, and ongoing training on required program tools such as Cityspan and the Foundations tool - Review, approve, and oversee service delivery plans and budgets, and monitor service plan compliance and data entry - Review and monitor data in Cityspan for accuracy, respond to audit requests, and support schools in compiling annual implementation binders - Become trained and certified in the Program Quality Checklist tool to observe programs, provide feedback, and make improvements - Work with other departments to ensure alignment with re-engagement strategies, social-emotional learning supports, and school-based interventions MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS - Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university - Minimum of five years of relevant work experience coordinating programs and analyzing program data SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS - Master's degree is preferred - Experience in urban education or related fields is preferred - Ability to conduct multiple projects concurrently, both independently and in a team environment - Strong service and support orientation towards schools and school communities - Strong analytical and project management skills with exceptional verbal, written, and negotiation skills - Ability to work with minimal supervision outside of a formalized, central office setting - Familiarity with non-profit organizations and school-community partnerships - Must establish and maintain Chicago Residency within six months of hire and maintain residency throughout employment with the district SELECTION PROCESS 1. Application evaluation based on candidate qualifications and alignment with district core values 2. Interview process as determined by the hiring department HOW TO APPLY 1. Submit an application through the official Chicago Public Schools careers portal 2. Ensure all required educational and professional documentation is attached EMPLOYMENT DETAILS - Position Type: Full-time, Exempt, Non-Union Position - Location: 42 West Madison Street, Chicago, IL - Benefits: Comprehensive health coverage including medical, dental, vision, and behavioral health; retirement and pension plans; flexible spending accounts; paid leave, sick leave, vacation days, and parental leave

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