2026-27 Probationary School Social Worker
rushhenrietta central school districtChester (NJ)
2026-27 Probationary School Social Worker
Posted 15 days ago
rushhenrietta central school districtChester (NJ)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Full-Time, Tenure-Track School Social Worker Position Seeking highly qualified, motivated candidates for a full-time, tenure-track school social worker position. The social worker is an integral part of the school team that supports students and families, developing intervention plans to keep students attending school and on track socially and academically. Candidates should possess strong knowledge of childhood development, adolescent development, family crisis intervention, and culturally responsive practices. The successful candidate will coordinate school-based and community-based resources to support students and families to enable students to be successful in school.
Salary:
Highly competitive based on experience and graduate credits, per Rush-Henrietta Central School District Teachers' Contract.
Qualifications:
New York State Education Department certification as a School Social Worker is required, as well as certification as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). Work experience in childhood settings is preferred. To Apply: Complete the online application and upload a cover letter, current resume, certification(s), official transcripts, and updated reference letters using www.applitrack.com/rhcsd/onlineapp. Posting will remain active until filled. Attn: Dr. Casey van Harssel, Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources & School Accountability. Rush-Henrietta is committed to achieving a more diverse workforce. Candidates of diverse backgrounds and experience are strongly encouraged to apply.
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