Summary
Crossing GuardQualifications: High School diploma or equivalent. Equivalent combination of education and training will be considered. Mature individual demonstrating interest in the safe environment of children.Reports To: Director of Enrollment and TransportationJob Goal: Responsible for ensuring the safety of all students while crossing the streets.Performance Responsibilities:Checks traffic to determine the appropriate time to allow students to cross the street;Ensures that all drivers are warned of students crossing the streets;Establishes a positive relationship with the students in accordance with the training provided by the Freeport Police Department and Freeport School District;Maintains a positive atmosphere while providing appropriate behavioral management for groups of students;Prepares for and follows procedures outlined in in-service training provided by the Freeport Police Department and other entities;Works with the Freeport School District to evaluate and monitor crossing areas for safety and serviced student numbers;Ability to use a hand-held stop sign, flashlight, narrowcade and sandbag if required;Ability to walk short distances and stand for periods up to one hour at a time;Ability to hear a wide variety of sounds, including traffic noise and vehicle horns at a distance of 100 feet;Ability to see at long distances and at close range;Ability to work in extreme and inclement weather;Performs other related duties as assigned.Physical Requirements:Must be able to hold 2# sign for periods of 30 seconds to 2 minutes above head;Must be able to stand in all weather for up to 1 hour and 30 minutes.Terms of Employment: 174 Days Classified position with salary and hours to be established by the Board of Education.Evaluation: Performance will be evaluated annually in accordance with the provisions established by the Board of Education.Salary Range: $15.00 minimumThis job description has been reviewed and in accordance with the American Disabilities Act.
Job Description
Crossing GuardQualifications: High School diploma or equivalent. Equivalent combination of education and training will be considered. Mature individual demonstrating interest in the safe environment of children.Reports To: Director of Enrollment and TransportationJob Goal: Responsible for ensuring the safety of all students while crossing the streets.Performance Responsibilities:Checks traffic to determine the appropriate time to allow students to cross the street;Ensures that all drivers are warned of students crossing the streets;Establishes a positive relationship with the students in accordance with the training provided by the Freeport Police Department and Freeport School District;Maintains a positive atmosphere while providing appropriate behavioral management for groups of students;Prepares for and follows procedures outlined in in-service training provided by the Freeport Police Department and other entities;Works with the Freeport School District to evaluate and monitor crossing areas for safety and serviced student numbers;Ability to use a hand-held stop sign, flashlight, narrowcade and sandbag if required;Ability to walk short distances and stand for periods up to one hour at a time;Ability to hear a wide variety of sounds, including traffic noise and vehicle horns at a distance of 100 feet;Ability to see at long distances and at close range;Ability to work in extreme and inclement weather;Performs other related duties as assigned.Physical Requirements:Must be able to hold 2# sign for periods of 30 seconds to 2 minutes above head;Must be able to stand in all weather for up to 1 hour and 30 minutes.Terms of Employment: 174 Days Classified position with salary and hours to be established by the Board of Education.Evaluation: Performance will be evaluated annually in accordance with the provisions established by the Board of Education.Salary Range: $15.00 minimumThis job description has been reviewed and in accordance with the American Disabilities Act.
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