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## Description **Join our mission of "Helping Families Thrive".** ***Are you looking for a career working with youth? Are you mission-driven? Family Service is the place for you!*** **Locations Open:** - **Adams Elementary School** - **Humann Elementary School** - **Cavett Elementary School** - **Maxey Elementary School** PRINCIPAL JOB FUNCTIONS: - Demonstrate a positive, professional attitude. - Assist Site Supervisors with programming, daily activities, and scheduling. - Help provide and nurture a family-centered program. - Monitor, interact, and encourage participation with youth. - Maintain safety and security and encourage them to make responsible choices. - Ensure that all program areas are clean, organized, and safe. - Interact, engage, and keep families updated. - Assist in implementing accreditation and licensing standards. - Attend and participate in team meetings, weekly site supervisor meetings, and staff development opportunities. - Interact with families. - Inform families of the day and any program events or happenings. - Communicate, cooperate, and be respectful of fellow team members ## Requirements **EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:** High School Diploma or GED, 1+ years of previous experience working with children. **OTHER CREDENTIALS / CERTIFICATIONS:** Basic Life Support (CPR) and Basic First Aid certifications are required at the time of employment or to be completed within 60 days of starting employment.
Salary estimate
$16 – $16/yr
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Skills for this role
Security
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