Extended Day Worker
florence 1 schoolsFlorence (SC)
About the role
Extended Day WorkerThe Extended Day Worker will supervise students and facilitate safe and enjoyable after school experiences for students ages four through fifth grade. Specific duties and responsibilities include: Assisting students with transitions throughout the program Serving meals and monitoring students during dinner and snacks Providing support to students during homework time Supervising students during social and game times Supervising students on the playground Serving as a role model/mentor to students Maintaining CPR/First Aid Certification
Essential functions include
Physical requirements:
- Data conception
- Interpersonal communications
- Language ability
- IntelligenceVerbal aptitude
- Numerical aptitude
- Form/spatial aptitude
- Motor coordination
- Manual dexterity
- Interpersonal temperament
- Physical communications
- Training and education:
- High school diploma required
- Minimum of 2 years of experience supervising children in a school, camp or human service agency/environment
- Performance evaluation criteria:
- Job knowledge
- Quality of work
- Quantity of work
- DependabilityAttendanceInitiative and enthusiasm
- JudgmentCooperationRelationships with others
- Coordination of work
- Safety and housekeeping
- PlanningOrganizingStaffingLeadingControllingDelegatingDecision making
- CreativityHuman relations
- Policy implementation
- Policy formulation
- Terms of employment:
- Salary and work year to be established by the district
Florence 1 Schools does not discriminate in the selection, employment, or promotion of employees on the basis of race, color, sex, national origin, age, religion, disability, or any other characteristic protected by applicable federal or S.C. law.
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