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Bassett Unified School District, Personnel Commission, Classified Employment is seeking a Campus Monitor on-call to help maintain order, safety, and welfare of students during non-classroom activities across school campuses.
Under supervision, you will monitor entrances, assist visitors, report security concerns, and coordinate with staff; requires minimal six months experience with groups and a valid First Aid/CPR certification, plus SB390 security training.
THIS POSITION IS DUAL CERTIFICATION AND IS OPEN TO BOTH INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL CANDIDATES
SUBSTITUTE POSITIONS ARE ON CALL / AS NEEDED
Hours: On Call, 8 Hours/Day (Monday-Friday 7:00AM-3:30PM or 9:30AM-6:00PM)
Eligibility Lists: One list will be created from Open Competitive and Promotional candidates
This is a continuous examination process and may close at any time, with little or no notice. An application review may occur at any time and qualified candidates who have submitted applications will be invited to participate in the testing process. Qualified applicants submitting applications after the review date will be considered in the next examination process. This list will be utilized to fill any vacancies that may occur during the one year life of the Eligibility List, which may include temporary positions. The list generated from this recruitment will be used to fill both substitute and permanent vacancies in the District.
Under the direction of the Principal or designee, observes and monitors a school campus to maintain order, safety, and welfare of students during non-classroom activities; assures student compliance with school and District policies and regulations; reports unusual activities to authorized personnel; ensures that campus visitors are authorized to be on campus; assists campus visitors with campus orientation and directions.
The Campus Monitor classification is distinguished from Student Safety Monitor in that it patrols campuses for safety and more advanced student intervention.
The Campus Monitor classification is distinguished from Campus Security Officer in that the latter performs the most advanced student intervention on high school campuses and roving multiple school sites districtwide.
Maintains the order and safety of school buildings, grounds, and facilities to ensure a safe and attractive school environment.
Patrols school campus perimeter, buildings, lunch areas, hallways, restrooms, gates, parking lots, and areas adjacent to campus to maintain the order and safety of the campus.
Maintains contact with the principal or designee utilizing a two-way radio to report unauthorized activities and unauthorized persons on school grounds to appropriate authority; reports problems of a serious nature including recurring behavioral problems, damage to school property, and safety hazards to staff according to approved procedures; complete incident reports as needed.
Unlocks/locks gates, restrooms, classrooms, hallways, and other school property as assigned.
Approaches visitors and suspicious or unauthorized individuals to determine the reason for being on campus; escorts visitors to the appropriate location; ensures that unauthorized individuals leave the campus as soon as possible.
Monitors and reinforces student behavior expectations and activity during passing periods between classes to ensure the timely return of students to class and to prevent unauthorized departure from the school premises; directs and/or accompanies students around campus as needed.
Enforces school and District rules, regulations and policies according to established procedures to ensure the safety of students and staff, cars and property, including parking lot restrictions and regulations.
Assist in supervising and maintaining security during school bus loading and unloading, athletic events, student recreational activities, and other activities.
Cooperates with law enforcement personnel involved in vehicle control and/or investigation of vandalism and thefts occurring in parking lot areas.
Performs minor requests from teachers or administrators, such as transporting students around campus, delivering messages to and from teachers, unlocking doors, transporting attendance lists or other counts, and various other simple projects.
Monitors students in classroom to ensure safety and rule compliance when the teacher is late or needs to leave the classroom temporarily.
Performs related duties as assigned.
Any combination of experience, education, and training that would likely provide the required knowledge and abilities is qualifying. A typical combination would be the following:
Individuals possessing the experience, knowledge, and abilities listed above are considered to possess the necessary education.
Six (6) months experience either in paid or volunteer status, which indicates your ability to work with groups of children, adolescents, and adults in an organized setting.
None
Must have a valid First Aid and CPR certificate issued by an authorized agency and must be maintained throughout employment.
Completion of District provided School Security Training course that meets SB390 requirements.
Indoor and outdoor environments with temperature variations subject to prolonged exposure to inclement weather conditions such as rain and direct sunlight; parking lot related traffic; car exhaust; noise; school and neighborhood environment.
Persons with disabilities may be able to perform the essential duties of this class with reasonable accommodation. Reasonable accommodation will be evaluated on an individual basis and depend, in part, on the specific requirements for the job, the limitations related to disability and the ability of the selection authority to accommodate the limitation.
An Equal Opportunity Employer.