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**POSITION SUMMARY:** This is work monitoring pedestrian crossings in school zones. The crossing guard is assigned to a specific school crossing. Has continuous contact with the public requiring considerable tact and diplomacy. Has no supervisory responsibilities. **This position begins at the start of the SCUCISD school year and stops at the end of the school year working approximately 2 hours per shift.** **ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES** - Monitors school crossing to ensure safety of pedestrians. - May stop traffic at designated crosswalk as needed to allow pedestrians to cross roadway. - Verbally instruct children to remain on the sidewalk until it is safe to cross the roadway. **EDUCATION, CERTIFICATIONS AND LICENSES REQUIRED** - Must be at least 18 years of age. - Crossing guards will receive a training program in traffic direction as defined by the Texas Transportation Code 600.004. **To view the full Job Description, click to view the attachment.** **Job Post Closing Date: Open until filled** Crossing guard working days coincide with the SCUCISD school calendar. Regular school day hours will be: Monday through Friday 7:00am – 7:45am AND 2:45pm – 3:45pm. The hours will be adjusted for Early Dismissal school days. These hours may be adjusted depending on the school / cross walk that they are assigned to and the school start / end times. Scheduled hours will be approximately 7.5 hours per work week.
Salary estimate
$19 – $19/yr
Provided by the employer.
Skills for this role
CommunicationSecurity
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