
All education provided on your application must be supported by attaching a scanned copy of your high school diploma, transcription or college/university transcript.
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Under the Fair Labor and Standards Act this position is non-exempt from overtime. Actual salary placement will be in accordance with the salary procedures of the Frederick County Public School System. Please see linked salary scale for the full range.
This position safely uses, operates, and maintains a Board of Education vehicle to load, transport and unload food, equipment and supplies to Food and Nutrition Service Sites, while obeying all driving laws and Frederick County Public Schools (FCPS) regulations for driving FCPS vehicles.
Reporting directly to the Food and Nutrition Service Procurement Coordinator, the Food and Nutrition Service Milk Driver performs the following duties:
Performs other duties as assigned by the Food and Nutrition Services Procurement Coordinator.
Regularly work with loud noise, ex: food preparation equipment and raised voices associated with school cafeterias and commercial kitchens.
THIS JOB DESCRIPTION HAS BEEN WRITTEN TO INDICATE THE GENERAL NATURE AND LEVEL OF WORK PERFORMED BY AN EMPLOYEE HOLDING THIS POSITION. IT IS NOT WRITTEN TO INCLUDE OR BE INTERPRETED TO INCLUDE A COMPREHENSIVE INVENTORY OF ALL DUTIES, RESPONSIBILITIES, AND QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED OF THE EMPLOYEE. NOTHING IN THIS DESCRIPTION RESTRICTS MANAGEMENT'S RIGHT TO ASSIGN OR REASSIGN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OR ADD REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS AT ANY TIME.

Maryland has ranked #1 nationwide by Education Week’s Quality Counts reports for five years in a row. The College Board’s 2013 Annual Advanced Placement Report to the Nation also ranks Maryland first.
In Frederick, Maryland’s largest county, education achievement exceeds Maryland averages with scores that consistently surpass state and national averages on such measures as the College Board SAT. In fact, Frederick County Public Schools (FCPS) consistently ranks among Maryland’s top school districts with each of its high schools achieving in the nation’s top 9% according to the Washington Post 2013 Challenge Index.
FCPS ranks first in statewide 2012 School Progress Index accountability data, which includes overall student performance, closing achievement gaps, student growth and college and career preparation. The FCPS dropout rate at 5.05 is Maryland's lowest, while our graduation rate at 91.5 is the third highest.
Frederick is at the top of the Baltimore-Washington, DC triangle and less than an hour’s drive from each. Frederick County public schools serve 41,000 students in 66 schools: 36 elementary, 13 middle, 10 high, 3 charter and 4 other education centers.
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