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INTERNAL APPLICANTS ONLY

Summer Reading Academy – Program Supervisor – $4,000

Program Supervisor will plan the instructional programming for K-2 students attending summer academy.  Program Supervisor is responsible for gathering all student data, ordering resources, creating parent communication, planning programming, and supervising the instructional plan for all attendees.  Training for teachers of the SRA will be provided by the Summer Reading Academy Supervisor.   Depending on state-assigned testing windows, this individual may be required to help administer assessments outside of the Academy weeks. Questions should be directed to Joe Sarnes (jsarnes@perrysburgschools.net)

INTERNAL APPLICANTS ONLY

Summer Reading Academy Teacher – $33.67/34.51 July 1 (PEA rate) – not to exceed 55 hours each

Summer Academy teachers are responsible for planning and delivering instruction under the supervision of the program supervisor.  Teachers must be able to attend camp June 9- July 16, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday plus attend up to two training sessions organized by the Program Supervisor.   Teachers must have completed SOR training but any interested teacher should apply.   The camp will take place at a location TBD.  Questions should be directed to Joe Sarnes.  Teachers will be scheduled a three hour window to conclude by noon daily.

Summer 2026

Internal Applicants only

Program Supervisor- $3,000.00

May 27 – June 22

Program Supervisor will plan the instructional programming for PHS students attending summer school. Program Supervisor is responsible for gathering all student data, ordering resources,
creating parent communication, planning programming, and supervising the instructional plan for all attendees.

 

 

This position is hired through Wood County Educational Service Center.  To apply please click on the link below

https://jobs.redroverk12.com/org/1247/opening/156809.

Prevention Education Specialist, serving Wood County School Districts, is a 10 month position.

Position Overview 

The Wood County Educational Service Center (WCESC) is seeking applicants for Prevention Education Specialist. This position supports local schools by delivering engaging, research-supported prevention education programming to students across all grade levels (K-12).

This role focuses on helping students develop safe decision-making, coping, and refusal skills that reduce substance use and other at-risk behaviors. Programming may address topics such as substance use prevention, suicide and violence prevention, gambling prevention, sexual abuse prevention, and healthy relationship skills.

The Prevention Education Specialist works in a school setting, collaboratively with teachers, school administrators, families, and community partners to promote social-emotional learning and support safe, healthy, and drug-free school environments.

Key Responsibilities:

• Teach evidence-based prevention education lessons to students in Wood County schools. ? Coordinate program delivery with school administrators and staff to ensure programming aligns with district needs.
• Offer classroom, small-group, or individual prevention education sessions for students when appropriate.
• Guide students to develop skills in decision-making, coping, and refusal strategies that promote healthy choices.
• Support school-based teams in addressing risk factors and strengthening protective factors that contribute to student success.
• Use available data (such as youth survey results and pre-/post-tests) to help guide programming recommendations.
• Collaborate with community agencies when additional resources or services are needed. ? Complete required documentation and reports to support program evaluation and compliance with funding and certification requirements.
• Attend professional development opportunities, including conferences and webinars, to remain current on prevention education best practices.

Working Environment 

This position is primarily school-based and involves regular interaction with students and school staff. Occasional travel between school sites may be required. Work may include interaction with students experiencing behavioral challenges.

Qualifications:

• Clear background check
• Reliable transportation.
• Associate’s degree required (Bachelor’s degree preferred) in education, social work, human development and family students or a related field.
• Ohio Certified Prevention Specialist Assistant (OCPSA) certification or willingness to obtain.
• Experience with school-aged youth, in a school setting (preferred).
• Experience in substance use, mental health, gambling, and/or relationship violence prevention education preferred.

Why Join WCESC?

The Prevention Education Specialist plays an important role in helping students develop the skills they need to make healthy choices and succeed both in school and in their communities.

Benefits include:

• School district based work schedule
• Monday-Friday, no weekends
• Winter, spring and summer breaks
• Health insurance
• Dental, vision, and life insurance options
• Personal and sick time

Please reach out to Alana Stanbery-Sigg at astanberysigg@wcesc.org with any questions.