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North Country Supervisory Union

Van Drivers (part-time or full-time)

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Van Drivers (part-time or full-time) North Country Supervisory Union North Country Supervisory Union - Newport, Vermont Job Details
Job ID:
5864503
Application Deadline:
Posted until filled
Posted:
Yesterday
Starting Date:
Aug 25, 2026 Job Description NCSU is looking for van drivers, assignments range between 4-6 hours per day. The driver will be transporting students in the supervisory union's van to out-of-district placements within a 45-mile radius of Newport, VT. This is a school session position that will begin immediately and that will require a split shift with driving hours taking place both in the mornings and afternoons. To apply, submit a letter of interest, resume (or completed NCSU application available at our office), list of three current references and copy of valid driver's license to: Nancy Griffith, NCSU Human Resources Coordinator North Country Supervisory Union 121 Duchess Street, Suite A Newport
VT 05855-4897
E-mail:
Nancy.

Griffith@ncsuvt.org
Salary & Benefits:
Hourly rate of pay starts at $19.35 based on previous experience, and benefits per the support staff employment policy.
Application Deadline:
Application-screening process will begin immediately and continue until positions are filled. Criminal Record Check & Child Abuse/Neglect Registry Check Required. Equal Opportunity Employer
Position Type:
Part-time
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