Trion City Schools Hiring Student Advocacy Specialist; Applications Due March 6

WZQZ News — Trion City Schools is now accepting applications for a Student Advocacy Specialist for the 2026–2027 school year.

The district says the job is part-time, with a maximum of 20 hours per week, and the person hired will focus on helping identify and support students who may be struggling with mental or behavioral health concerns.

Trion City Schools is looking for someone with at least a bachelor’s degree in counseling or social work. If an applicant has a different degree, the district says they must have Georgia Professional Standards Commission certification in a related behavioral field.

The district says ideal candidates will have experience working with student support systems, coordinating services for students, and using data such as attendance, discipline, and other indicators to help identify students who may be at risk. The position will also involve connecting families with community providers and resources, tracking and reporting on student support efforts, and working with school teams to strengthen mental health awareness and a positive school climate.

Trion City Schools says the job may also include participation in school safety and threat assessment work, along with required training coordinated through state agencies.

To apply, candidates should submit a resume and a letter of interest to Angie Bowman at Trion City Schools.

The application deadline is Friday, March 6, 2026.