Security Assistant (2026-2027 School Year)

Sixty semester hours of postsecondary work; or an associate's degree or above; or successful completion of state Para Professional Test.

Strong verbal communication, interpersonal, and conflict-resolution skills.

Experience working with adolescents or in a youth-centric environment is highly desirable.

Ability to stand and walk for extended periods both indoors and outdoors in various weather conditions.

Must pass a criminal background check and fingerprinting clearance.

Exterior Safety & Traffic Control

• Traffic Flow: Direct incoming and outgoing vehicular traffic during morning arrival and afternoon dismissal to ensure student pedestrian safety.
• Permit Enforcement: Monitor parked vehicles to ensure all student and staff cars display valid school parking permits; issue warnings or citations according to school policy.
• Perimeter Patrol: Patrol parking structures, campus lots, and exterior perimeters on foot or via golf cart to monitor for unauthorized visitors, loitering, vandalism, or suspicious activity.

Interior Safety & Student Supervision

• Hallway Patrol: Routinely patrol corridors, cafeteria, restrooms, and common areas during class periods to minimize loitering, unexcused absences, and disruptive behavior.
• Pass Verification: Check students in the hallways for valid hall passes or authorized schedules, and escort unexcused students back to their assigned classrooms.
• Access Control: Monitor and ensure exterior doors remain locked and secure throughout the school day while looking out for potential campus safety hazards.
• Transition Supervision: Assist with student supervision during high-traffic transition periods, including morning arrival, class changes, and lunch shifts.

Communication & Incident Reporting

• Administration Reporting: Promptly report any accidents, property damage, behavioral infractions, medical emergencies, or safety hazards to school administration.
• Rapport Building: Build positive rapport with students, staff, and visitors while maintaining firm boundaries and encouraging a respectful school culture.