Position Overview

Under general supervision, the after school care/noon proctor will supervise the activities of children during their lunch period or at other designated times, and to do other related work as required.

About Scholarship Prep

Scholarship Prep is a free, public charter school aimed at establishing a sustainable education program where scholarship is the standard, diversity is treasured, and parents are partners in student achievement. 

Utilizing a university-inspired, college scholarship concept, our students will understand that by achieving academic, athletic, and/or arts excellence, a broader array of possibilities and options exist for future endeavors in higher education.  Ultimately, our goal is that EVERY student will one day receive a college scholarship, earn a degree, and give back to their community. 

Scholarship Prep utilizes a collegiate-inspired environment that motivates students to attend school and excel.  Each classroom is not identified by number.  Rather, students are in UCLA, Harvard, Stanford, etc, further establishing a "college feel".  

Our campus serves transitional kindergarten through eighth grade students.

Scholarship Prep provides an enthusiastic and supportive environment for our staff, including dynamic leadership and professional development embedded within our work calendar.

Scholarship Prep’s instructional program is based on the tenets of academic rigor, student engagement, innovation, and creativity.  As a Project-Based Learning (PBL) modeled school, Scholarship Prep teachers mixes learning technologies and interactions resulting in a socially supportive, constructive learning experience. We utilize digital content and instructional technology to create a unique classroom environment, which allows students to grow as independent learners. 

Position Details

As part of their duties and responsibilities, Scholarship Prep substitute teachers will:

• Model and ensure the values of Scholarship Prep are upheld
• Maintain high expectations for students
• Provide a nurturing, safe, and structured environment
• Know school safety procedures and emergency information
• Take all necessary and reasonable precautions to protect students, equipment, materials, and facilities
• Maintain a professional appearance as an example for students
• Monitor student behavior on the school campus
• Coordinate with the Principal on enforcement of specific rules and regulations and reports any behavior problems, accidents or exceptional incidents
• Utilize the school’s discipline plan
• Supervise children in an assigned area, guiding activities such as eating, playing, and use of restrooms
• Direct play activities and the use of play equipment
• Assist in establishing and maintaining a pleasant environment for recreation
• Assume responsibility for the safety of children
• Prevent children from engaging in unsafe activities
• Perform daily cleaning duties as assigned to maintain comfort, cleanliness and orderliness of environment and equipment
• Perform standard paperwork and record keeping as required (i.e. sign-in sheets, behavior/incentive charts, etc)
• Maintain communication with one another from shift to shift regarding the children in the program. This will be accomplished through each staff member contributing to and reviewing the logbook during each and all shifts.
• Attend and participate in training sessions and in-services to increase knowledge and the effectiveness of working with the children/families served
• Perform other duties as required

Compensation

Based on a rate of $12.00 per hour.

Requirements

• Experience in child care preferred
• Experience as camp counselor highly desired
• Education (ECU) units desired