
School Year 2026-2027
Title: Middle School Student Advisor
The ideal candidate possesses a strong work ethic, is detail oriented, and is wholly committed to the success of Stanton Middle School. The student advisor must be able to work both collaboratively and independently and should be able to demonstrate flexibility, creativity and accessibility. The student advisor will be considered part of the administrative team at Stanton Middle School and as such should demonstrate the highest level of professionalism.
General Responsibilities:
Prerequisites:
Required Certificate(s):(One or more are required to qualify for this position.)Delaware Advanced License
Delaware Continuing License
Delaware Initial License
REQUIREMENTS
District Applicants
Completed Online Application via Join Delaware Schools
https://www.joindelawareschools.org/
Letter of Interest
Resume'
Non-District Applicants
Completed Online Application via Join Delaware Schools
https://www.joindelawareschools.org/
Letter of Interest
Resume'
Three letters of reference
Completed Online Application
* Out-of-state applicants must provide evidence of certification
Contact Information:
Peter J. Metrinko, Principal
Skyline Middle School
o: (302) 454-3410
e: peter.metrinko@redclay.k12.de.us
redclayschools.com/skyline
Closing: Until Filled

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