2025-2026 Extended Care and Lunch Monitor, Holy Trinity Catholic School, Westmont

Posted 8 days ago

diocese of jolietWestmont (IL)

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$15.00 per hour

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Extended Care, Lunch/Recess Monitor Part-time Diocese of Joliet Catholic Elementary Schools 2025-2026 Extended Care, Lunch/Recess Monitor Part-time: Benefit Ineligible Holy Trinity Catholic School, Westmont, IL Position available: Immediate Opening Position
Position Purpose: To establish and maintain a safe, caring environment for preschool and elementary school students during lunch and lunch recess periods, after school, and during school break camps.
Essential Functions:
  • Ensuring safety of all children in the program
  • Signing children in upon arrival and out when they leave
  • Creating an enriching, fun, and safe environment
  • Planning activities
  • Interacting positively with children and their families
  • Working independently as well as with a team
Work Schedule: On regular in-session school days Mon-Fri 2:45pm - 6:00pm, except Wed 1:45pm - 6:00pm. Lunch and Recess Monitor Seeking an energetic and dynamic Lunch and Recess Monitor who will work scheduled hours on regular in-session school days, Mon-Fri 12:00pm - 1:00pm. Ministerial Expectations: The school staff is considered ministerial employees by their role working in a Catholic School and agree to work diligently to support and strengthen the Catholic Church and its value system. By word and example Catholic school employees support all the official religious teachings of the Catholic Church throughout their personal and professional lives. Instructional Assistants agree to play a substantial role in conveying the Catholic Church's message and carrying out its mission. Physical and Mental Demands, Work Hazards: While performing the duties of this job, the employee may frequently be required to sit, stand, walk, talk, hear, see, feel with hands, reach with arms, walk up or down multiple flights of stairs, and be physically able to perform duties as assigned, including the ability to lift up to 20-30 pounds if needed. Works in standard office and school building environments but also has ability to work outdoors during outdoor student activities.
Qualifications and Experience: High school diploma is required. A bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in Education is a plus, but not required. An Illinois Professional Educator License (PEL), Illinois Substitute License, or ELS(PARA) is a plus, but not required. Must love working with children and previous experience is preferred. Hourly compensation will be in accordance with experience. This is a part-time, unbenefited position, hours not to exceed 29 hours per week.
Conditions of Employment: S/he must complete PGC and have a current favorable Criminal Background Check (CBC) with fingerprinting protocol through Accurate Biometrics. This is a part-time, unbenefited position. Hourly Range: Starting pay will be $15.00 per hour Final rate will be determined by relevant years of experience in a similar job combined with education and professional licensure.
Benefits: Non-benefitted position Paid personal leave days To apply for this position Complete an online Diocese of Joliet Catholic Schools Office Frontline Applicant Tracking application. Additionally, the following documentation is required to be uploaded/submitted with your online application to be considered further: Current Resume Official Transcripts, if applicable/obtained ISBE ELIS Educator Credentials: Professional Educator's License (PEL) including endorsement(s), if applicable/obtained References

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