Campus Security

New Trier; Winnetka (IL); On-site; USD 24,000 - 34,000; Part time

Job summary

New Trier Township High School District 203 seeks a Campus Security staff member for Winnetka Campus to ensure safety for students, staff, and visitors. The role covers exterior grounds, doors, hallways, and indoor areas during the school year.

Responsibilities include monitoring access, responding to safety concerns, assisting with pedestrian and traffic control, and cooperating with PPS personnel and the administration in crises or drills.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Valid Illinois Driver’s License required.
• Interest in working with high school students required.

Responsibilities

• Maintain security presence inside and outside the school during the year.
• Monitor visitor access and provide directions as needed.
• Respond to unusual activity promptly with administration.
• Assist with crossing guards and traffic control as needed.
• Operate district vehicles and buses after training where applicable.

Skills

Security rules

Computer basics

Written/verbal comms

Student behavior

Emergency response

Physical endurance

De-escalation

Confidentiality

Bus driver permit

Education

High school diploma

Illinois Driver's License

Job description

Title: Campus Security

Assignment: School-year

Location: Winnetka Campus

Occupational Group: NTESPA

Supervisor: Director of Campus Security

Starting Rate: $21.25/hour

Position Outcomes

To provide a safe and orderly environment for all staff, students, and visitors on campus. To provide security on exterior school grounds, at the doors, in the hallways and throughout the school buildings. This position also requires one to assist with pedestrian supervision and traffic control outdoors throughout the entire school year.

General Responsibilities

This work entails considerable contact with students, staff, parents and other visitors to the school. This employee works within clearly established systems and procedures and exercises independent judgment in the performance of routine matters.

Qualifications

1. High school diploma or equivalent.
2. Valid Illinois Driver’s License.
3. Interest in working with high school students.

Knowledge/Abilities/Skills

1. Knowledge of school security rules, board policies, and the Student Guidebook and ability to enforce these rules, as trained.
2. Knowledge of basic computer skills and ability to learn software systems applicable to the position as trained.
3. Ability to communicate efficiently (written and verbal), make decisions, resolve conflict and effectively work with staff, students, administration and the general public.
4. Ability to work with high school students and knowledge of adolescent behavior.
5. Ability to react to unique and emergency situations and ability to take responsible and appropriate courses of action.
6. Ability to physically move around throughout the buildings (climbing stairs, walking extensively, and standing for extended periods) and work in all types of weather (snow, rain, wind, heat, and cold).
7. Ability to deescalate inappropriate student behaviors and physically intervene in a student conflict if necessary.
8. Ability to maintain confidentiality regarding student discipline issues and demonstrate professional discretion.
9. Ability to acquire and maintain a valid School Bus Driver Permit to drive small school buses.

Position Expectations

1. Assists the school administration by promoting a safe environment:
   1. Monitoring visitor access to the school, including registering visitors and providing directions as needed;
   2. Reporting unusual activity or suspicions of safety issues to the Security Lead or administration in a timely fashion;
   3. Maintaining a security presence in the student lounge, cafeteria, washrooms, study halls, corridors, and other areas inside and outside of the school buildings;
   4. Encouraging appropriate student conduct with regard to school rules and regulations while monitoring and supervising students in assigned areas;
   5. Enforcing New Trier policies with regard to smoking, parking, loitering, trespassing, vandalism, property damage, alcohol and drug possession or use, and other school rules and regulations;
   6. Intervening in verbal altercations to de‑escalate conflicts and prevent threats to physical safety;
   7. Confronting inappropriate student behavior in a respectful, assertive, and consistent manner and escorting students to Adviser Chairs or building administrator when needed;
   8. Assisting with crowd control at special events when requested by monitoring the grounds and entrances to ensure only authorized personnel and authorized visitors enter the event, and ensuring all attendees follow entry screening procedures as required;
   9. Coordinating with PPS personnel on issues regarding school safety;
   10. Submitting campus offense reports to adviser chairs and Assistant Principal of Student Programs and Operations as requested; and
   11. Serving as a primary participant in emergency response during safety drills and crisis situations including but not limited to fires, tornadoes and lock down incidents when necessary.
2. Assists as crossing guards and traffic controllers as needed.
3. Projects a positive image of the district to parents, students, visitors, and staff, as well as exhibits a positive employee attitude.
4. Works to secure student belongings by submitting items to lost and found and assists students in retrieving their items.
5. Assists in annual locker cleanout by securing student personal belongings and ensuring each locker has been reset with a new combination by the beginning of each school year.
6. Adheres to all policies and procedures outlined in the Security Handbook, Board policies, and Student Guidebook, and meets general employment expectations, including, but not limited to attendance, professionalism, and timeliness.
7. Continues job performance enhancement by participating in professional growth activities.
8. Shuttle Bus Driver (if applicable)
9. 1. Driving district vehicles and buses during and after school hours after appropriate training;
   2. Drive students between campuses on routes/times assigned by supervisor; and
   3. Responsible for daily cleaning and gas fill up of the vehicle.
10. Parking Enforcement (if applicable)
11. 1. Enforces safety regulations in parking lots, perimeter streets, and securing exterior doors; ensures rules governing parking areas are enforced and unauthorized vehicles are removed from District parking lots;
    2. Issues parking tickets and warnings;
    3. Collaborates with School Resource Officer (SRO) and Police Department on campus parking enforcement; and
    4. Daily entry of warnings and tickets.
12. Performs other duties as assigned by the supervisor.

FLSA: Non-Exempt

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