Before/After the Bell Mentors will assume a lead role in planning and implementation of activities in the Before and After the Bell program. Site Mentors will be directly responsible for the supervision and safety of registrants, the supervision and management of Program Counselors, and assisting the Recreation Supervisor in all aspects of program planning and implementation.

Compensation:

$16.50 - $17.75 hourly

Responsibilities:

Site Mentors will: Comply with agency policies and procedures Maintain a safe environment for participants Assume a lead role in the implementation of day-to-day program activities Lead Program Counselors in the implementation of program activities Supervise participants and enforce program rules Maintain an open line of communication with Recreation Supervisor and Program Counselors Appropriately communicate with participants and parents Identify safety concerns to Recreation Coordinator Supervise School Out Trips to off-site locations Directly supervise and lead the day-to-day activities of the program Responsible for dispensing medication to students and filling out the correct medical dispense form Leads staff in monthly meetings Provides a good working relationship with school staff

Qualifications:

Site Coordinator must be of legal age to work in Illinois and demonstrate an ability to lead, supervise, and maintain safety for children ages 5-12 years old Site Director will have prior experience working in a childcare environment or similar workplace Candidates should have demonstrated 2+ years' experience in situations supervising children Successful candidates will also have direct childcare experience with knowledge of creative problem-solving, disciplining of children, and child development About Company The Community House is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Hinsdale, Illinois, serving surrounding communities since 1941. We enrich the lives of thousands of children, families, adults, and seniors by providing high-quality recreation, athletics, arts and culture, education, counseling, volunteer opportunities, and community connections. For more than 80 years, we have remained committed to strengthening our community by creating opportunities that support social, emotional, and physical well-being. Guided by generations of dedicated leaders, staff, volunteers, and supporters, The Community House continues to be a trusted gathering place where people of all ages can learn, grow, connect, and thrive. Our impact is made possible through the generosity of our community and a shared commitment to improving quality of life for all.