Social Worker(Full-Time)

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Social Worker(Full-Time)

  • Location: Hebron
  • Type: Contract To Hire
  • Job #2253

Job Title: School Social Worker

Location: Hebron, IL
Employment Type: Full-Time
Pay: $48-$52/hour


Why Join This Team?

Looking for a school social work position where you can make a real impact in a close-knit, student-centered environment? Alden-Hebron School District offers a unique opportunity to build meaningful relationships with students, collaborate with supportive leadership, and be part of a team that truly values mental health and student success.

Key Selling Points

  • Small, Close-Knit Community

    • Build strong connections with students, families, and staff in a small district where everyone knows your name.

    • Smaller caseloads mean you can truly focus on student growth rather than just numbers.

  • Supportive & Collaborative Culture

    • Team-based approach with open-door leadership from Superintendent Tiffany Elswick and Principal Eric Slocum.

    • Strong collaboration between teachers, social workers, and student services staff.

  • Opportunities for Growth & Influence

    • As a smaller district, you’ll have a greater voice in shaping programs and policies.

    • Encouraged to innovate and bring fresh ideas to student mental health support.

  • Work-Life Balance & Family Atmosphere

    • Less bureaucracy than larger districts, allowing you to focus on students rather than paperwork.

    • Staff describe the district as a family—a supportive and welcoming environment.

  • Strong Student Services Team

    • Work alongside dedicated professionals, including other social workers, a school psychologist, and an SLP.

    • Very little crisis management, allowing you to focus on preventative and developmental support.


Position Overview

As a School Social Worker, you will play a vital role in supporting students' social-emotional well-being, self-confidence, and interpersonal skills. This role is Full-Time for the 2025-2026 School Year.


Key Responsibilities

  • Provide pull-out support for small groups and 1:1 sessions.

  • Help students develop self-confidence, self-awareness, and frustration management strategies.

  • Work with students experiencing anxiety and social challenges, supporting them through structured interventions.

  • Facilitate friendship groups and social-emotional learning activities.

  • Collaborate with teachers, student services staff, and administration to create and implement intervention strategies.

  • Work first with IEP students, as well as 504 and MTSS students.


What Skills Are Needed on Day One?

  • Experience working with students on self-confidence building, anxiety management, and social skills.

  • Ability to facilitate small groups and individual sessions focused on social-emotional development.

  • Strong collaboration skills to work closely with teachers, staff, and families.

  • Adaptability and creativity to meet student needs in a flexible, supportive environment.


What to Expect on Day One?

  • Work through caseload, schedule, and IEPs with leadership support.

  • Initial focus will be on IEP students as top priority, can adjust plan and approach for 504 and MTSS students depending on schedule availability.

  • Leadership is very flexible and will ensure you have what you need to successfully support students.


What Does a Typical Day/Week Look Like?

  • Pull-out support for a mix of small groups and 1:1 sessions.

  • Groups focused on self-confidence, social skills, and anxiety management.

  • Working with students on self-awareness, frustration management, and social-emotional growth.

  • Minimal crisis management—the student population’s needs are developmental rather than crisis-based.


School Culture & Work Environment

  • Family-like atmosphere where everyone knows each other’s name—staff, students, and parents.

  • Collaborative and student-focused, with strong support for new ideas and creativity.

  • Encouragement to innovate and contribute to student services programs.


Additional Details

  • Standard dress code (professional but comfortable).

  • Parking is easily accessible.

Apply Today!

Our mission is to become a true resource to our teachers and therapists and connect them with leading schools in Illinois and Texas. When you #JoinTheHerd, you are part of the Spotter Staffing team.

Spotter Staffing Career Perks Include:

  • Competitive Weekly Pay
  • Medical, Dental and Vision health care plans provided through Bennie Benefits (www.bennie.com)
  • Professional Allowance Plan (supporting continuing education, professional association membership affiliations, classroom supplies and licensure costs)
  • Employee 401k Retirement plan advised by RW Baird (www.bairdwealth.com)
  • Paid Time Off
  • Aspire Continuing Education
  • Spotter Connections w/ Clinical Experts
  • Dedicated Professional Recruiter
  • Easy to use timekeeping system through ADP (www.adp.com)
  • And More!
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