Substitute Lunchroom​/Playground Supervisor

Substitute Lunchroom/Playground Supervisor

Joliet Public Schools District 86 TO BE DETERMINED - NON-CERTIFIED
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Job : 4835516

Final date to receive applications: Posted until filled

Re-Posted: Jan 13, 2025 12:00 AM (UTC)

Starting Date: Immediately

POSITION: Substitute ELEMENTARY LUNCHROOM / PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR

Position Guide: Non – Certified Personnel

9 Months (On Call as Needed)

Non
- Bargaining

Non – Exempt

Hourly Rate: $15.20

Function: Lunchroom supervisors oversee meal service for elementary school students. Duties include recording and maintaining proper meal temperatures, distribution of meals and milk to students according to district and government regulations, supervision of students as directed by the school principal, deposit of student payments and scanning of tickets or 's, reconciliation of cash, run end of the day reports for participation and deposits, general housekeeping duties such as cleaning school kitchen/serving area, and cleaning lunch tables.

The information contained in this job description complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act and is not an exhaustive list of the duties performed for this position. Additional duties performed by the individual holding this position may be assigned.

Reports to: School Principal

Nutrition Services Service Coordinator

Position

Qualifications:

• High School Diploma or GED program.
• Must be able to relate to and enjoy being around children.
• Must be able to work cooperatively with a wide variety of people.
• Must be able to demonstrate fundamental math skills.
• Must be able to physically perform all duties associated with the position.
• Moderate lifting bending and prolonged periods of standing and circulating are required.
• Fluent in Reading, Writing and Speaking English.

Performance Responsibilities:

• Under the direction of the school Principal /or Assistant Principal, assist children during lunch by opening their milk, snacks, juices or lunches. Younger children may need some help opening packaged condiments like ketchup, mustard, relish, syrup, and mayonnaise. Children might need help opening fruit such as bananas or oranges.
• You should make sure to wear your gloves when handling food.
• Children will also come up to you to ask if they can use the restroom and in some cases, they might not feel well and will ask to go to the nurse.
• On days when children eat lunch in the classroom, you will have services and help the children with their lunch.
• As directed, deposit student money, scan lunch tickets or 's, count cash and run end of the day report for participation and deposit.
• Ensures the cleanliness of tables and surrounding areas.
• Take note of allergies. As a lunch supervisor, it is important to know which kids in your class have allergies and what those allergies are. Some schools equip aides with allergy information, medicine and information about the child.
• Make sure students are properly seated so that they do not harm themselves or fool around and choke on their food. Make sure students chatter is kept at a decent level.
• Look out for misbehavior. Kids will be kids and they will misbehave when given the chance. It is important that you watch all children and make sure that they are not touching each other, pulling on each other, or horse playing. You might have to separate some students if they have a problem keeping calm. You want to make sure that they are not playing with their food or getting out of their seat.
• Informs principal or designee of any misbehaved students, notify the principal immediately in the event of medical problems and injuries.
• Maintain cleanliness of milk coolers and heating cabinets weekly. Record and maintain proper meal temperatures.…