POSITIONS:

Rover:

*Rover: An employee that will be moved from position to position based on facility needs. 

Busing Attendant:

• You will be responsible for keeping track of the entire bus schedule.

• Getting the children on and off the correct bus in a timely manner.

• Getting them to their correct classrooms quietly and efficiently.

• Keep up to date on your training.

Kitchen Attendant:

• You will be responsible for assisting the Main Kitchen Cook in the preparation of food, stocking, and cleaning the kitchen.

• Delivering the food to the different classrooms and collecting the food trays once done. All plates and silverware will be color coded to match the specific classroom.

• Keep up to date on your training.

Classroom Assistant:

• You must have a High School Diploma or an equal equivalent and one years’ experience working with children under 13.

• Or Two years directly working with children under 13 years old.

• Must keep up to date with your training.

• Helping the classroom teacher with the daily tasks of running the classroom. There will be a pre-planned activity schedule to follow. 

• Supervise the children at all times.

• Diapering and clean up of the children depending on the age group.

• Stocking the diapers, wipes, and diaper cream etc.

• Cleaning and daily upkeep of the classroom throughout the day.

• Advising the office secretary if you need any supplies ordered or if anything is broken and needs to be replaced.

• Preparing the children to leave at the end of the day. EX: making sure they have their socks, shoes, and jackets on.

NON-ROVER POSITION’S

Classroom Teachers:

• You must be certified, with an associate’s degree.

• You will be responsible for always keeping an eye on the children to ensure their safety.

• Filling out the daily health checks upon the arrival of each child.

• There will be a pre-planned schedule for the day you must follow to keep things running smoothly. Y

• ou will be responsible for diapering and cleaning up the children in your classroom based on the age group.

• Stocking the diapers, wipes, diaper creams etc.

• You will be responsible for snack time, keeping in mind the food allergies in your classroom. Keeping water readily available and the children having their individually labeled cups. You will be responsible for cleaning these cups for the next day.

• Cleaning and the upkeep of the classroom during the day to keep things safe and working efficiently.

• Preparing the children to leave for the day for example: making sure they have socks, shoes and a jacket on etc.

• You must know the evacuation plan, shelter in place must be done twice a year I recommend monthly. Fire safety plans. Fire Safety must be practiced monthly.

• If an incident occurs you will need to fill out an incident report and notify both the director and the child’s parent, parents or guardians immediately.

• If a child is sick the director is to be contacted to call the parents. The child will then be relocated into the sick room with an assistant on hand until the child is picked up.

• All Children must play outside a minimum of 15 minutes per day depending on the weather. The director must be notified ahead of time. If a child cannot go outside ex. Does not have a parent’s permission to go outside you must speak with director to make other arrangements for that child.

• You will have to notify the office secretary if you need any supplies ordered or if anything in the classroom has broken and needs to be replaced. If there are any broken toys in the classroom, they must be removed, brought up to the secretary’s office to either be disposed of, fixed or replaced.

Kitchen Main Cook (Afternoon Shift):

• You will be responsible for writing your grocery/supply order weekly and getting it to the office secretary for her to place.

• Accepting the various deliveries. Milk delivery will be twice a week, Bread delivery will be daily.

• Stocking the kitchen, making sure no food is stored on the floor level. Preparing all meals, breakfast, lunch, dinner.

• You must be aware of all food allergies in the facility.

• All plates and silverware will be color coded to match the specific classroom. Teachers will be responsible for the snacks in their classrooms.

• Handwashing/Dishwashing the dishes, cleaning the kitchen to ensure a clean work environment and no cross contamination.

• You will be responsible for talking to the Department of Health when they come for their annual inspections. You will need to keep up to date on your training.

Janitorial Staff:

• You will be responsible for cleaning each room in the facility. Wiping down tables and chairs, doors, windows and walls daily upstairs and downstairs. Wiping down the gym area ex: play equipment daily. Sweeping, moping and vacuuming, rooms, hallways, stairs, kitchen, and both the downstairs and upstairs gym area daily. Taking the trash out daily and putting new bags in the bins upstairs and downstairs. Wash and drying all the linens then stocking them back in the correct rooms. You will need to keep the Janitor door closed and always locked. You will need to notify the office secretary if you need any supplies ordered or to advise them if any items are cracked or broken so it can be fixed immediately for the safety of the children and the staff.