School Lunch Monitor

Posted 7 days ago

medford public schoolsBedford (MA)

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$16.31 per hour

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About the role

Part Time School Lunch Monitor The School Lunch Monitor is responsible for supervising students during lunch and maintaining a safe, clean, and orderly cafeteria environment. The monitor helps students follow school rules, encourages appropriate behavior, and assists with the smooth operation of the lunch period.

Key Responsibilities: Supervise students during lunch periods. Maintain a safe and positive environment in the cafeteria. Monitor student behavior and reinforce school rules. Assist younger students with lunch-related needs when appropriate. Report behavioral, safety, or other concerns to school principal. Assist with maintaining clean and organized cafeteria areas. Perform other duties as assigned by school principal.

Qualifications: Ability to work well with children and school staff. Patient, dependable, and responsible. Good communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to remain calm and attentive in a busy environment. Previous experience working with children is helpful but may not be required.

Work Environment: This position is primarily indoors in a school cafeteria and involves standing, walking, and actively supervising students for extended periods. Working hours 11:30am-1:15pm Compensation $16.31 per hour

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