School Aide & Lunchroom Support (Mon–Fri)

City of New York; New York (NY); On-site; USD 32,000 - 42,000; Part time

Job summary

City of New York is seeking a School Monitor to support instructional staff by handling routine activities and supervising students in classrooms, corridors, and lunchrooms. The role involves relieving teachers of non-teaching duties, assisting with clerical tasks, coordinating lunch service, guiding students during arrival and dismissal, and maintaining orderly environments.

Excellent attendance, reliability, and the ability to work with supervisors are essential; bilingual candidates may be

Qualifications

• Must have excellent attendance and punctuality.
• Ability to work with supervisors and school staff.
• History of good human relations and reliable in carrying out assignments.
• Ability to lift up to 10 lbs. as needed.
• Bilingual candidates may be considered for language needs.

Responsibilities

• Relieves teachers of non-teaching duties and monitors daily activities.
• Handles, stores, and distributes textbooks and instructional materials.
• Assists with routine clerical tasks and maintains order in lunchroom.
• Monitors student arrival, lunch service, and dismissal procedures.
• Assists with school clerical work of a routine nature.
• Oversees the service of lunch and cleanliness of dining areas.
• Supervises and leads children through daily activities and drills.

Skills

Attendance & Punctuality

Teamwork with staff

Interpersonal skills

Efficiency

Bilingual

Education

No High School Diploma or GED required

Experience working with students

Job description

City of New York is seeking a School Monitor to support instructional staff by handling routine activities and supervising students in classrooms, corridors, and lunchrooms. The role involves relieving teachers of non-teaching duties, assisting with clerical tasks, coordinating lunch service, guiding students during arrival and dismissal, and maintaining orderly environments.

Excellent attendance, reliability, and the ability to work with supervisors are essential; bilingual candidates may be