Lunch & Recess Safety Supervisor

The St. Clair County ROE 50; O'Fallon (IL); On-site; USD 17,000 - 22,000; Part time

Job summary

The Noon Hour Supervisor at The St. Clair County ROE 50 oversees student safety and well‑being during lunch and recess. This role supervises cafeteria, playground, and indoor spaces to maintain a calm, respectful environment and to reinforce school rules during unstructured times.

Candidates should have a high school diploma or equivalent and be capable of outdoor duties in varied weather, with a commitment to reliability and a willingness to learn basic first‑aid procedures.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent is required.
• Supportive, patient, and encouraging demeanor with students.
• Capable of outdoor duties in various weather conditions.
• Able to manage groups calmly and assertively with tact.
• Friendly and approachable, building positive relationships.
• Reliable and punctual for assigned hours.
• Willingness to participate in basic first-aid training.

Responsibilities

• Supervise students during lunch periods, including seating and monitoring the cafeteria.
• Manage recess behavior to promote safe play and resolve conflicts.
• Implement school rules and behavior guidelines consistently.
• Assist students with lunch items, spills, and minor injuries.
• Communicate with staff about behavioral or safety concerns.
• Maintain a clean, organized lunch and recess environment.
• Safely monitor external safety concerns and report to Admin/Security.
• Use spatial awareness to cover playgrounds and cafeteria areas.
• Other duties as assigned by supervisors.

Skills

Supportive demeanor

Patience

Outdoor supervision

Group management

Friendliness

Reliability

First-aid readiness

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

The Noon Hour Supervisor at The St. Clair County ROE 50 oversees student safety and well‑being during lunch and recess. This role supervises cafeteria, playground, and indoor spaces to maintain a calm, respectful environment and to reinforce school rules during unstructured times.

Candidates should have a high school diploma or equivalent and be capable of outdoor duties in varied weather, with a commitment to reliability and a willingness to learn basic first‑aid procedures.