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Job Description
Position Type:
Playground/Cafeteria Monitor/Playground/Cafeteria Monitor
Date Posted:
7/30/2024
Location:
Lester Park Elementary School
Date Available:
09/03/2024
Lester Park Elementary School is looking for playground/cafeteria monitors.
These positions typically work Monday-Friday between 10:00 am - 2:00 pm (up to 23 hours per week).
If 5 days a week doesn't work, you can always be a substitute and work when you want to.
Rate of pay is $15.00 per hour.
PLAYGROUND
Remain on playground whenever children are there. When necessary to leave for an emergency, check in at the office.
Be alert for unsafe conditions, i.e. fighting, rough play, children leaving playground, objects other than balls being thrown.
Blow whistle when lunch period is ended and have children line up at door in an orderly manner.
Report any discipline problems to office.
LUNCHROOM
Clean tables and benches before each lunch sitting.
Remain in lunchroom whenever children are present. If necessary to leave for an emergency, inform other aide or principal.
Patrol among pupils to monitor behavior.
Be alert for any unsafe conditions, i.e. slippery food or liquid on the floor, etc.
Help keep lunchroom clean.
Report discipline problems to office.
Anyone throwing food should be removed from lunchroom immediately.
If you have any questions, please call Lester Park Elementary School at (218) 336-8875. -
ABOUT THE COMPANY
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Duluth Public Schools
Show moreDuluth, or Onigamiising in Ojibwe, is the seat of St. Louis County, the largest city in the northern two-thirds of Minnesota, and the fourth largest city in the state. It is located on the western tip of Lake Superior and its city limits encompass 67 square miles of land and nearly 50 square miles of water. It is part of the Twin Ports metropolitan statistical area which includes all of Wisconsin's Douglas County, and Minnesota's Carlton, Lake, and Saint Louis counties which boasts a population of 291,638, ranked as the 170th largest metropolitan area in the United States.
After years of building economic diversity, Duluth is growing into a robust regional economic, medical, aviation, higher education, outdoor recreation and arts center. Duluth has long been recognized as an innovative region that is supported by a wide variety of services and industries, including the largest, farthest inland freshwater port, the Port of Duluth-Superior.
The city also boasts a vibrant arts culture, home to art museums, theater, and numerous festivals throughout the year. It is the home of two colleges and a university whose local sports teams include nationally ranked and championship teams.
Duluth Public Schools offers an excellent, competitive and comprehensive benefits program, which includes medical, prescription drug, dental, life, and disability coverage. A pension plan, tax-sheltered annuities program, flexible spending accounts (FSA), health care savings plan and employee assistance program round out the district’s robust benefits program.
The district pays a significant portion of the premium for medical hospitalization, dental and prescription coverage for employees and dependents and offers Health Reimbursement Account (HRA) funding.
The district also has generous provisions for vacation, holidays, family and medical leave and other types of paid and unpaid leave. The district recently added Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Juneteenth to our list of paid holidays.
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