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Hermosa Beach City School District
Noon Duty Aide
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A Crossing Patrol Guard is a vehicle traffic manager normally stationed on busy roadways to aid pedestrians or manage the movement of vehicles. They are often employed to assist around schools, events, or construction work.
$49,992 / year median in California
+15% projected growth
Job Description
Overview Under the direction of the principal, the Noon Duty Aide supervises students during the lunch period. The noon supervisor is directly responsible to the school principal and keeps him/her informed at all times concerning the responsibility contained herein. Noon duty aides relate to pupils in a supervisory capacity. Pupils are required to submit to their authority. The establishment of wholesome, ideal rapport is the goal in the noon duty aide/pupil relationship. The noon duty aide works cooperatively with the administration, school staff, classified personnel and community resource people in carrying out district and school rules and policies. Responsibilities Supervise students during lunch periods and recess, promoting safe and respectful behavior. Enforce school policies and procedures related to student conduct, safety, and discipline. Monitor student interactions to prevent conflicts and manage behavioral issues effectively using conflict management techniques. Support students with special needs or physical disabilities, ensuring their safety and inclusion during outdoor activities. Assist with maintaining a clean, organized lunch area and playground to uphold health and safety standards. Communicate regularly with teachers, school staff, and parents regarding student behavior or concerns as needed. Follow evacuation procedures and safety regulations during emergencies or drills to ensure student safety. Qualifications Prior experience working with children or students in educational or childcare settings is preferred. Knowledge of behavior management strategies for students with special education needs or disabilities. Certification in first aid and CPR is highly desirable; training will be provided if necessary. Strong communication skills to interact effectively with students, staff, parents, and emergency personnel. Ability to handle conflict calmly and professionally while maintaining a positive environment. Familiarity with school policies, safety regulations, and evacuation procedures is advantageous. Physical ability to stand for extended periods, supervise outdoor activities, and assist students as needed.