Assistant Academic Counselor (2026-27)

The assistant academic counselor supports secondary students in grades 7-12 with course selection, academic progress monitoring, and college and career readiness. This role collaborates with faculty and families to ensure academic success while integrating spiritual development into the student experience.

Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in school counseling, education, psychology, or a related field and demonstrate a strong christian testimony. Proficiency in organizational, communication, and data management skills is required, along with alignment with the school's mission and statement of faith.