AmeriCorps
AmeriCorps Member Communities In Schools of San Antonio
AmeriCorps, San Antonio, Texas, United States, 78208
Overview
Members provide research-based integrated student supports to elementary, middle and high school students at-risk of dropping out of school. CISSA offers 100, 300, 450 and 675 hour opportunities during the full school year (August - May) or by semester (Fall / Spring). Placed directly in one or more high need public school under the supervision of an experienced CIS Site Coordinator, AmeriCorps members connect children and their families to community-based resources, tailored to each student’s specific needs. Members will have the opportunity to develop knowledge and skills that will be valued by future employers in the behavioral health field while making a real difference in students’ lives. AmeriCorps members between the ages of 18 – 24 are eligible for the Youth Mental Health Corps grant and gain access to additional support services, youth mental health training, career exploration, and peer networking opportunities.
Member Duties
Case-management services for 6+ economically disadvantaged students at-risk of dropping out of school
Co-facilitate at least 1 group to address common barriers
Coordinate services within the CIS Six Components, including Supportive Guidance and Counseling, Health and Human Services, Parent and Family Engagement, College and Career Readiness, Enrichment, and Academic Support
Communicate with parents/guardians and school faculty to strengthen direct services
Participate in weekly supervision sessions and required trainings
Act as a positive role model to students in the CISSA program and respect all school and agency staff at all times
Assist the Site Supervisor in supporting service delivery on campus
Participate in a minimum of one service project per semester
Accurately document all student services and timecard activities according to CISSA and AmeriCorps program requirements
Exhibit CIS Core Values of Passion, Compassion, Collaboration, Optimism and Adaptability
Program Benefits
Childcare assistance if eligible
Living Allowance
Training
Education award upon successful completion of service
Stipend
Qualified Supervision
Terms
Car recommended
Permits attendance at school during off hours
Permits working at another job during off hours
Service Areas
Community and Economic Development
Children/Youth
Skills
Social Services
Counseling
Team Work
Community Organization
Youth Development
Public Health
Education
Conflict Resolution
Summary
Program Type: AmeriCorps State / National
Program: AmeriCorps Member Communities In Schools of San Antonio
Program Start/End Date: 08/06/2025 - 06/27/2026
Work Schedule: Part Time
Education level: Some college
Age Requirement: Minimum 17, Maximum 99
Program Locations: TEXAS
Languages: English
Accepting Applications: From 08/01/2025 To 01/31/2026
Contact: Sarah Knebel, 1045 Cheever Blvd, San Antonio TX 78217, 2103676405, sarah.knebel@cissa.org
Listing ID: 119921
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Members provide research-based integrated student supports to elementary, middle and high school students at-risk of dropping out of school. CISSA offers 100, 300, 450 and 675 hour opportunities during the full school year (August - May) or by semester (Fall / Spring). Placed directly in one or more high need public school under the supervision of an experienced CIS Site Coordinator, AmeriCorps members connect children and their families to community-based resources, tailored to each student’s specific needs. Members will have the opportunity to develop knowledge and skills that will be valued by future employers in the behavioral health field while making a real difference in students’ lives. AmeriCorps members between the ages of 18 – 24 are eligible for the Youth Mental Health Corps grant and gain access to additional support services, youth mental health training, career exploration, and peer networking opportunities.
Member Duties
Case-management services for 6+ economically disadvantaged students at-risk of dropping out of school
Co-facilitate at least 1 group to address common barriers
Coordinate services within the CIS Six Components, including Supportive Guidance and Counseling, Health and Human Services, Parent and Family Engagement, College and Career Readiness, Enrichment, and Academic Support
Communicate with parents/guardians and school faculty to strengthen direct services
Participate in weekly supervision sessions and required trainings
Act as a positive role model to students in the CISSA program and respect all school and agency staff at all times
Assist the Site Supervisor in supporting service delivery on campus
Participate in a minimum of one service project per semester
Accurately document all student services and timecard activities according to CISSA and AmeriCorps program requirements
Exhibit CIS Core Values of Passion, Compassion, Collaboration, Optimism and Adaptability
Program Benefits
Childcare assistance if eligible
Living Allowance
Training
Education award upon successful completion of service
Stipend
Qualified Supervision
Terms
Car recommended
Permits attendance at school during off hours
Permits working at another job during off hours
Service Areas
Community and Economic Development
Children/Youth
Skills
Social Services
Counseling
Team Work
Community Organization
Youth Development
Public Health
Education
Conflict Resolution
Summary
Program Type: AmeriCorps State / National
Program: AmeriCorps Member Communities In Schools of San Antonio
Program Start/End Date: 08/06/2025 - 06/27/2026
Work Schedule: Part Time
Education level: Some college
Age Requirement: Minimum 17, Maximum 99
Program Locations: TEXAS
Languages: English
Accepting Applications: From 08/01/2025 To 01/31/2026
Contact: Sarah Knebel, 1045 Cheever Blvd, San Antonio TX 78217, 2103676405, sarah.knebel@cissa.org
Listing ID: 119921
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