Homework Club Advisor
greenwich high schoolOld Greenwich (CT)
Homework Club Advisor
Posted 2 days ago
greenwich high schoolOld Greenwich (CT)
Middle School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical EducationElementary and Secondary Schools
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Homework Club Advisor Greenwich Public Schools seeks a Homework Club Advisor for Western Middle School. For grades 6-8 students, the Homework Club provides an additional level of support to help students with academic needs and homework completion, and the Advisor will facilitate the creation of a supportive and structured environment. Work will be compensated hourly based on the individual's per diem rate, for 1 hour of work 3 times weekly (Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays).
Essential Responsibilities:
Overseeing students during the Homework Club sessions, ensuring a focused and respectful atmosphere Providing assistance and guidance to students as they work on their homework assignments Helping students with organization and time management skills to ensure they complete assignments on time Communicating with classroom teachers to understand students' homework requirements and expectations Keeping track of students' progress, identifying any recurring challenges, and communicating with teachers and parents/guardians as needed Fostering a positive and inclusive environment that encourages students to actively engage with their homework Qualifications: Experience working with middle school students Strong organizational and communication skills Ability to provide academic assistance in various subjects Patience and understanding of diverse learning needs Preference will be given to Western Middle School staff with teacher certification, then to other Greenwich Public Schools staff with teacher certification
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