School Counselor | Woodford, Virginia

Job Description

Job Description

Begin an impactful chapter in school counseling, working closely with students, families, and faculty to nurture academic success and student well-being. This contract-based role suits a compassionate professional ready to make a meaningful difference at the elementary level.

As a school counselor, you will provide students with responsive guidance, supporting their academic, social-emotional, and career development. You'll collaborate with teachers and administration to assess and address student needs and progress while maintaining a steadfast commitment to confidentiality. With a caseload to be determined, you’ll serve as both advocate and resource, ensuring every student has the support they need to thrive.

Key Qualifications:

• Master’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university
• Completion of a state-approved counselor preparation program
• Eligibility for a Virginia school counselor license or appropriate district endorsement
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Commitment to maintaining confidentiality and student records
• Adaptability and teamwork within a school environment

Primary Responsibilities:

• Deliver academic, career, and social-emotional counseling to elementary students
• Assess and monitor student needs and progress, adjusting support as necessary
• Collaborate with teachers, families, and school staff for student interventions
• Facilitate referrals to additional student services
• Uphold accurate and confidential student records
• Contribute to a safe, supportive, and engaging school climate

Position Details:

• Full-time, 37.5 hours per week
• Start date: As soon as possible, through May 28, 2027
• Caseload: Elementary (determine specifics upon interview)
• Contract assignment

If you are passionate about empowering young learners and fostering inclusive school environments, this is your opportunity to make a profound impact. Submit your application today to shape the futures of elementary students in a supportive and collaborative setting.

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