School Monitor

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gfmsGlens Falls (NY)

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About the role

School Monitor- Part-Time 3.5 hours per day:
Job Description: The School Lunch and Recess Monitor is responsible for providing a safe, orderly, and positive environment for students during lunch periods, recess, and related transitions.
Key Responsibilities: The monitor supervises student behavior, promotes respectful interactions, enforces school expectations, and communicates concerns to school administration when appropriate.
Essential Responsibilities: Supervise students during lunch and outdoor recess. Monitor student behavior and reinforce school rules and expectations. Ensure student safety at all times. Assist with student arrival to and dismissal from the cafeteria and playground. Encourage positive social interactions and appropriate conflict resolution. Report injuries, accidents, or behavioral concerns promptly to the school nurse or administration. Assist with emergency procedures as directed. Maintain active supervision by circulating throughout assigned areas. Communicate respectfully with students, staff, and families. Perform other duties related to student supervision as assigned by the principal.
Minimum Job Requirements: High school diploma or equivalent preferred. Experience working with children is preferred. Ability to maintain a calm, positive, and professional demeanor. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions.

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