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Brewster Elementary School seeks an Elementary Office Assistant to support the principal and secretary, with a 10.5 month schedule. Position involves front desk duties, data entry, and daily coordination for staff, students and families.
Role requires strong English, basic computer skills (Word/Excel/Outlook), and reliable attendance. Part-time hours range 3–5 per day; wage is set under the RSPA Classification E.
Starting Date: Immediately
Brewster Elementary School
Elementary Office Assistant
Monday-Friday
10.5 Month Schedule
2 days worked in August at Principal's discretion
$15.84 per hour, per RSPA Master Agreement for Classification E
QUALIFICATIONS:
REPORTS TO: Elementary Principal
JOB GOAL: To provide general office assistance to the Elementary Building Principal and secretary and support Elementary Building personnel, students, families and visitors.
PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES: Performance responsibilities will vary depending on the specific requirements of a building. The performance responsibilities listed below represent an overview of the responsibilities for this position.
TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT:
WORKING CONDITIONS:
REQUIRED POSITION TESTS:
Microsoft Office – Current District Version: MicrosoftWord, Excel, and Outlook, Customer Service Phone Skills, Interpersonal/Teamwork Office Skills Assessment, Alpha/ Numeric Filing and Record Locator tests.
ROCHESTER COMMUNITY SCHOOLS IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
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