Summer Blast Program Assistant (Grant Middle School)

SUMMARY:

The position is responsible for assisting in the implementation and leadership of Summer Blast Out-of-School Time programs.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

include the following, although other tasks and duties may be assigned: Be familiar with the approved grant contract with MiLEAP. Assist with implementation of program goals and objectives as established in the grant. Assist Site Supervisor with daily programming and administration of the grant. Assist in the management of recruitment and retention of students. Assist with planning and conducting parent and family service events. Assist with monitoring program materials and equipment needed to implement Summer Blast activities. Collaborate with other Site Supervisors, Assistants and staff regarding programming and implementation. Work closely with Site Supervisor to assess the program and staffing needs, including human resource issues. Assist in maintaining all staff and student attendance and reenrollment records. Be knowledgeable of security plans and active involvement in emergency procedures, crisis prevention plans, and student disciplinary policies. Utilize appropriate technology including Microsoft Office, Outlook, Excel, Publisher, etc. Attend all mandatory meetings, conferences and trainings. Travel to various sites to assist with programming as assigned. Other duties as assigned. Maintain regular and consistent attendance and punctuality. Become first aid and CPR certified, and administer care in the event of an incident.

SUPERVISORY REPONSIBILITIES

This position has no supervisory responsibilities.

SCHEDULE

This position is 24 hours per week for approximately 7 weeks in the summer as determined by the Program Director.

EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS

Must be 17 years or older High school diploma, experience in child development, education or teaching Associates Degree preferred Good organizational skills and initiative Experience working with children and/or after-school programs Ability to implement quality, age appropriate programs Must meet minimum requirements for licensing as defined in the Licensing Rules for Child Care Centers, December 2014.

EOE Job Types:

Part-time, Temporary Pay:

$18.00

• $20.

00 per hour

Work Location:

In person Summer Blast Program Assistant (Grant Middle School) 96 East 120th Street, Grant, MI 49327 $18

• $20 an hour
• Temporary, Part-time $18
• $20 an hour

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Temporary, Part-time SUMMARY:

The position is responsible for assisting in the implementation and leadership of Summer Blast Out-of-School Time programs.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

include the following, although other tasks and duties may be assigned: Be familiar with the approved grant contract with MiLEAP. Assist with implementation of program goals and objectives as established in the grant. Assist Site Supervisor with daily programming and administration of the grant. Assist in the management of recruitment and retention of students. Assist with planning and conducting parent and family service events. Assist with monitoring program materials and equipment needed to implement Summer Blast activities. Collaborate with other Site Supervisors, Assistants and staff regarding programming and implementation. Work closely with Site Supervisor to assess the program and staffing needs, including human resource issues. Assist in maintaining all staff and student attendance and reenrollment records. Be knowledgeable of security plans and active involvement in emergency procedures, crisis prevention plans, and student disciplinary policies. Utilize appropriate technology including Microsoft Office, Outlook, Excel, Publisher, etc. Attend all mandatory meetings, conferences and trainings. Travel to various sites to assist with programming as assigned. Other duties as assigned. Maintain regular and consistent attendance and punctuality. Become first aid and CPR certified, and administer care in the event of an incident.

SUPERVISORY REPONSIBILITIES

This position has no supervisory responsibilities.

SCHEDULE

This position is 24 hours per week for approximately 7 weeks in the summer as determined by the Program Director.

EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS

Must be 17 years or older High school diploma, experience in child development, education or teaching Associates Degree preferred Good organizational skills and initiative Experience working with children and/or after-school programs Ability to implement quality, age appropriate programs Must meet minimum requirements for licensing as defined in the Licensing Rules for Child Care Centers, December 2014.

EOE Job Types:

Part-time, Temporary Pay:

$18.00

• $20.

00 per hour

Work Location:

In person