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David Careers

Cleveland Heights-University Heights City Schools - Substitute Security Monitor

Posted 2 days ago

renhill groupAkron (OH)
Security GuardsElementary and Secondary Schools

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Substitute Security Monitors Renhill Group is currently recruiting Substitute Security Monitors for Cleveland Heights-University Heights City Schools for the 2026-2027 school year. This position is on call and as needed throughout the school year.
Minimum requirements: High school diploma/equivalent Aide permit or student monitor permit issued by the Ohio Department of Education Renhill Group will assist you in obtaining your permit if needed. Permit costs $25 and payment is made directly to the Ohio Department of EducationBCI & FBI background checks Completed within the past 12 months and on file with the Ohio Department of Education Renhill Group can complete these for a fee if you do not already have them. Please call to make an appointment.
Necessary Skills/Duties:
  • Monitor and direct student movement and activity in and around school grounds
  • Assist in protecting school property
  • Intervene in and stop physical altercations
  • Assist in the supervision of high priority common areas such as cafeterias, halls, study halls, and restrooms
  • Conduct and supervise detentions
  • Enrollment in School Employees Retirement System (SERS) with 14% employer match.
  • Wellness/preventative, fixed indemnity medical, dental, vision, term life, and short-term disability benefits offered.
Questions? Call 216-767-5608 Renhill is an Equal Opportunity Employer

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