ST CLAIR COUNTY ILLINOIS

Noon Hour Supervisor

ST CLAIR COUNTY ILLINOIS  •  Belleville, CA (Onsite)  •  15 hours ago
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Job Description

Position: Noon Hour Supervisor

The Noon Hour Supervisor is responsible for overseeing and ensuring the safety and well-being of students during lunch periods and recess. This position involves supervising students in designated areas, including the cafeteria, playground, and indoor common spaces, to maintain a safe, orderly, and positive environment. The Noon Hour Supervisor is key in promoting respectful interactions and supporting school policies and behavior expectations during unstructured times.

Qualifications/Minimum Requirements:

  1. High school diploma or equivalent required.
  2. Demonstrate a supportive, patient, and encouraging demeanor when interacting with students.
  3. Capable of performing outdoor duties in various weather conditions, including supervising playground activities and assisting in different areas.
  4. Able to manage groups of students calmly and assertively, utilizing tact and respect in all interactions.
  5. Friendly, approachable, and able to build positive relationships with students and staff, fostering a welcoming and safe environment.
  6. Reliable and punctual, committed to being consistently present and engaged during assigned hours.
  7. Willingness to participate in basic first-aid training provided by the school nurse, with the ability to respond to minor injuries or incidents confidently.

Reports to: Building Principal or Assistant Principal (where applicable)

Responsibilities:

  • Supervise students during lunch periods, including ensuring appropriate behavior, assisting with seating arrangements, and monitoring activities in the cafeteria.
  • Manage student behavior during recess by promoting safe play, mediating conflicts, and encouraging inclusive activities.
  • Implement school rules and behavior guidelines consistently, modeling respectful and positive interactions.
  • Assist students as needed, including helping with lunch items, managing spills, and handling minor injuries or incidents.
  • Communicate with school staff regarding any behavioral or safety concerns that arise during lunch or recess.
  • Maintain a clean and organized environment in lunch and recess areas, reporting any maintenance or safety issues to school administration.
  • Safely monitor external safety concerns & report to Admin/Security
  • Use spatial awareness and cover various areas of playgrounds/cafeteria (spread out)
  • Other duties as assigned by supervisors.

Terms of Employment: 2.0 hours per day 169 days/school year.

Application Procedure:
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Selection Procedure: It is not necessary that you contact the District #90 administrators to request an interview. The following procedure will be followed:

1. Applications will be reviewed.

2. Based upon the assessment of the application, the most promising candidates will be contacted for a personal interview.

3. Following the interview process, a written recommendation will be prepared supporting the employment decision.

4. The recommendation for employment will be presented by the Superintendent to the Board of Education for consideration and action.

5. Those Candidates who were interviewed will be notified of the Board's decision.

ST CLAIR COUNTY ILLINOIS

About ST CLAIR COUNTY ILLINOIS

St. Clair County once stretched from Fort Massac on the Ohio River in a line northwest to the present site of Peoria, followed the Illinois River to the banks of the Mighty Mississippi and continued on to the Ohio River at Fort Massac. The area was part of the Northwest Territory which was established by Congress in 1787.

Arthur St. Clair, became the Governor of the Northwest Territory. Two years later, St. Clair paid a visit to what is now called southern Illinois. On April 27, 1790 Governor St. Clair laid out the boundaries for the county which now bears his name. He established the county seat in Cahokia. The photo to the right is the Church of The Holy Family in Cahokia. It is the oldest church west of the Allegheny Mountains. The church was established in 1699 by Catholic missionaries from the seminary of Quebec.

By 1820, St. Clair County had more than 5,000 residents; its population did not reach 10,000 until around 1835. After the Civil War, there were more than 50,000 citizens in St. Clair County. Today, St. Clair County is home to 270,056 people, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

St. Clair County is home to Scott Air Force. Scott Air Force Base pumps about $2 billion a year into the region's economy. With more than 13,000 employees, Scott is one of the top five employers in the St. Louis region.

St. Clair County is surrounded by several major tourist attractions including the National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows, Gateway International Raceway and Cahokia Mounds.

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