Out-of-School Time MCMS Assistant Site Coordinator

 

The Out-of-School Time Assistant Site Coordinator will supervise and run out-of-school time programming at Montezuma-Cortez Middle School. This position will be responsible for creating a safe space and environment for young people at the learning center.

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Leadership

• Lead Chill Zone each day after school. This can include developing activities for students to participate in during this time and keeping students engaged. 

• Remain at MCMS for the duration of afterschool programs and support program instructors as needed. ● Work directly with program instructors who are submitting program proposals

• Use best practices for behavior management with students at Chill Zone and at afterschool programs; use practices consistent with MCMS school behavior management practices and positive youth development principles.

• Support Site Coordinator with program attendance as needed.

• Act as a representative of SCYC programs and promote positive youth development for youth in Montezuma County.

• Support Program Instructors in providing a positive learning environment for students, utilizing positive youth development principles such as valuing student choice and connection with a trusted adult.

• Support recruitment of young people as needed to participate in programming

• Ensure safety of program participants and staff during programming, field trips, and events.

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Financial Responsibilities

• Follow SCYC policies around credit card use when purchasing program supplies and record expenses as directed by SCYC policies; return receipts in a complete and timely manner.

• Maintain organizational and personal integrity surrounding money use and budgeting.

 

Teamwork

• Act as a team member to other out-of-school time staff as well as SCYC staff.

• Communicate with 21CCLC Program Director and MCMS Site Coordinator on a regular basis.

• Other tasks as assigned

Care/Passion for Young People

• Act as part of a team that supports young people becoming leaders in their community.

• Model Positive Youth Development, Trauma Informed Care, and the creation of safe spaces for youth.

• Keep abreast of current literature on youth development.

• Include a youth voice in organizational decisions when appropriate.

Logistics

• Computer and technical skills and knowledge

• Ability to record time worked on timesheets and submit in a timely manner

• 8 hours/week on average; negotiable based on applicant’s availability

• $30.48/hour for instructional time with students; $20.45/hour for administrative work

• August 2026 - June 2027

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To apply: please email cover letter and resume to Christine at cbrice@scyclistens.org with Assistant Site Coordinator Application in the subject. Position will be open until filled.