Careers

Notre Dame Preparatory School is looking for a School Counselor. The School Counselor will work closely with the Academic Vice Principal, the Academic Interventionist, and the other Counselors to support students in their academic endeavors. This includes, but is not limited to: making recommendations to students regarding class selections, advising students regarding the accuracy and completeness of records and credits, assisting students with scholarship, college entrance, and financial aid applications, and providing support services to individual students, small groups and classrooms when necessary. The School Counselor will monitor student academic progress in order to make referrals to the Academic Interventionist when necessary. Additionally, the School Counselor will monitor the social/emotional health of their students and make referrals to one of the Personal Counselors when necessary. Job skills include:

● Strong communication skills
● Strong organizational skills
● An ability to work with a diverse student body
● An ability to work with a diverse teaching staff
● Knowledge of and experience with academic referrals
● Knowledge of and experience with the college application process
● Ability to support a variety of student needs

It is preferred that the applicant is a certified high school counselor or holds an LPC, though
other relevant certifications and licenses will be considered. Interested applicants should fill out the employment application and forward it along with a resume and cover letter to:
Jocelynn Yaroch (Academic Vice Principal) - jyaroch@ndpma.org
Kim Anderson (Principal) - kanderson@ndpma.org

Notre Dame Preparatory School is looking for an Academic Interventionist. The Academic Interventionist will work closely with the Academic Vice Principal and Counseling team to identify and support students requiring accommodations or otherwise identified as being academically at-risk. When a diagnosed learning disability has been identified, the interventionist will develop, write, and implement a reasonable accommodations plan in accordance with the special needs policies of Notre Dame. The Interventionist will act as a liaison between the student, parents, counselors, administration, and teachers to promote the academic well-being of the student. This includes proctoring tests for students with testing
accommodations and intervening when students without accommodations are performing below their potential. Additionally, the Interventionist will be responsible for monitoring progress and adjusting the planned accommodations as needed. Job skills include:

● Strong communication skills
● Strong organizational skills
● An ability to work with a diverse student body
● An ability to work with a diverse teaching staff
● Experience writing student accommodation plans
● Knowledge of and experience with intervention strategies
● Ability to support a variety of student needs including, but not limited to: ADHD,
Dyslexia, testing anxiety

It is preferred that the applicant is a certified secondary special education teacher, though other education certifications will be considered. Interested applicants should forward a resume and cover letter to:
Jocelynn Yaroch (Academic Vice Principal) - jyaroch@ndpma.org
Kim Anderson (Principal) - kanderson@ndpma.org

• Girls Freshman Basketball
• Middle School Boys Basketball (2)
• Girls Varsity Lacrosse
• Boys Varsity Lacrosse
• Boys Varsity Golf
• Middle School Track

Please send resume and a list of references to Maureen Radulski, Assistant Athletic Director at mradulski@ndpma.org

• Bus Drivers

We have openings for athletic bus drivers. The ideal candidate(s) must have a CDL license with class B, P and S endorsements. A good driving record is a must. The hours for this position will vary, based on NDPMA sport schedules, but will be mostly afternoons and evening hours.  If you are interested in applying, please forward your resume to Larry Jack, transportation coordinator, at ljack@ndpma.org.