Substitute Bus Aide (Special Education)

Posted 8 days ago

willard public school districtWillard (MO)

School Bus Monitors Elementary and Secondary Schools

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$13.17 per hour

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About the role

Substitute Bus Aide Substitutes are valued contributors to our District and play a vital role in the day to day operations promoting a happy environment for our staff and students. If you enjoy a flexible work schedule and want to experience new work environments, this is the perfect position for you! Whether you prefer the flexibility as a substitute or are working towards a full time position, Willard is committed to fostering a safe, caring, and inclusive culture where all our employees feel valued and supported. Pay Substitute Bus Aides are paid an hourly rate of $13.17 on a bi-weekly pay schedule. Substitute Bus Aide (Special Education) Assist with students during the bus route. Participate as an effective team member across settings in a manner that promotes positive influence for student success. Demonstrate respect for students, staff and parents in all situations. Strictly adhere to confidentiality requirements regarding all matters pertaining to district employees, students, parent, parent communications and/or classroom activities. Fulfill the specific responsibilities as related to the specific assignment. Working with students with special needs and behaviors. Assist with students during the bus route.

Education: Must have a minimum of High School diploma.

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