ESS Substitute Clerk Typist
essInglewood (CA)
About the role
Substitute Clerical Personnel POSITION DESCRIPTION Under the direction of the Principal and other Administrative Staff, ESS Substitute Clerk Typists performs general clerical work of average difficulty involving standardized procedures. Must be able to effectively operate modern office machines, have computer input skills, data processing procedures and have effective telephone communication skills. EDUCATION Equivalent to graduation from high school
EXPERIENCE:
Computer knowledge is required. Attendance procedures and activities are highly desirable.
Qualification Requirements:
- High school diploma or equivalent Tuberculosis (TB) Test Department of Justice Background Check ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Work at the front office of a school site
- Make and answer telephone calls and direct them to the proper individuals in a timely manner
- Record attendance data
- Type, update, print, and separate various reports, forms, notices and correspondence accordingly
- Readmittance cards for students who are returning from absence, ensuring properly posted and maintained for correct input into the computer
Ensure students who are requesting approval to leave early will have been checked by telephone verification and/or emergency card information prior to departure. Ensure clearance slips for students are typed in a timely and accurate manner. Students, when requested by parents, will have been summoned in a prompt and efficient manner
Report notes from students suspected of forgery to the appropriate administrator
Provide basic assistance to students who are ill in the absence of the nurse
Maintain various logs
Ensure student records who are utilizing DPSS services will have been accurately maintained
Train and supervise Office Practice Students
Perform other related duties as assigned. ABILITY TO: Perform clerical work involving independent judgment and mini-computer operations; ability to type at a speed of 35 words per minute from clear, legible copy; establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with others; work with parents/students and the community when required. Privacy Information
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