What are the responsibilities and job description for the Crossing Guard (10 hours a week/school days) position at Peabody Public Schools?
Crossing Guard needed at:
- Lynn Street and Rainbow Street (next to the South Branch Library): two hours per day (1 AM hour/1 PM hour) 8-9 am and 3:00-4:00 pm five days per week M-F School year 180 days.
$18.80 per hour
District Crossing Guard
QUALIFICATIONS:
- Must pass Massachusetts criminal background check
- Report and recommend safety related issues to the Lead Crossing Guard
- Bilingualism is a highly desired skill for a position, but not a requirement
RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Proficient on current methods and regulations
- Monitor crosswalk and provides street crossing services for students at assigned crosswalk
- Report problems to the location specific Principal and Lead Crossing Guard
- Complies with all local laws and procedures
- Perform other such duties as deemed necessary by the School District
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