Counselor - Salary
- Location
- 1006 Holy Rosary School, Seattle - Seattle, WA 98116
- Last seen
- Aug 28, 2026
About the role
Holy Rosary School (Seattle) is a dynamic STEM plus Catholic school in West Seattle dedicated to helping their students grow as disciples of Christ. Serving students from preschool - 8th grade, we looking for a school counselor to join our faculty of committed, faith-filled, and collaborative educators beginning in September, 2026. Position The school counselor will collaborate with homeroom teachers and administration, supporting students and facilitating the implementation of curriculum to promote emotionally safe classrooms. The counselor may also meet with students individually and facilitate student social groups during lunch or recess. Goal To foster a safe learning environment for all students, promoting the social-emotional development of each student. Duties (including, but not limited to) Provide students with counseling in both individualized and group settings to ensure academic and emotional progress Work with faculty and parents to address any performance and/or behavioral concerns and facilitate appropriate interventions Deliver developmentally-appropriate structured classroom lessons periodically that support academic achievement, social/emotional learning, conflict resolution, and self-management to help students attain personal/social competencies Utilize data to determine the effectiveness of the school counseling program and counseling interventions and to guide future actions Support student development and engagement at recess, in accordance with counseling duties Refer children needing additional screening or support to appropriate outside agencies or resources Support schoolwide initiatives related to positive school climate, attendance, student well-being, and social-emotional learning Serve as a leader in identifying systemic barriers and implementing strategies to improve student access and achievement Facilitate small-group counseling related to social skills, emotional regulation, grief, friendship, attendance, self-esteem, and other student needs Maintain accurate records while safeguarding student confidentiality in accordance with federal, state, and local requirements Engage in ongoing professional development and maintain current knowledge of best practices in school counseling Conduct risk assessments and crisis response interventions as needed, following district policies and professional ethical standards Occasional evening attendance at family or school events may be required Attend trainings and staff meetings as required
