Openings as of 1/22/2025
Salary/Hourly Rate: Per negotiated agreement
Hours of Work: 4-5/week
Dates of Employment: March - June
Job Summary:
Advisor and coach for the Hopkins Trap Team. Practices are usually twice a week for 2 hours.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree, preferred. Experience in Trap Shooting.
Application Procedures: Apply Online
Hours of Work: 80 days total, variable hours.
Support head coach at all times, with all populations. Work within the system of the program, for the betterment of the individuals and the program. Work with head coach to deliver quality and credible program. Take part in all peripheral aspects of the program, including scouting, booster functions, banquets, etc. Work with head coach in evaluation of students performance and capabilities. Other duties as assigned by head coach or activities director.
Bachelor's degree, preferred. Substantial and positive experience as head or assistant coach/director. Knowledge of program needs and goals. Ability to work with all levels of skill and abilities. Confidentiality.
Hours of Work: 10-12 hours per week, 80 days per year.
FTE: 1.0 - 68 days total
Manage all operations of the program, at all levels. Solicit, manage and evaluate coaching/assistant staff within the program. Develop daily and seasonal practice/rehearsal plans. Create a positive and healthy atmosphere throughout the program. Work with administration to schedule competitions, arrange for officials, and schedule transportation/team travel for all levels of the program. Work with equipment manager in securing, issuing, collecting and replacing all related equipment and uniforms. Work with and direct boosters/parent groups in support of the program. Promote the program through awards, banquets, media outlets, and other opportunities. Develop and share conditioning programs for students that are interested in training in the off-season. Stay in constant communication with administration pertaining to issues and concerns of the program. Other duties as assigned or relative to the program.
Description:
Compensation: $20.00 hourly Schedule/Hours: 4-8 hours daily; up to 20 hours a week. Location: Various/Sub
Application Procedures: Apply online
Salary/Hourly Rate Para Class II: $18.63-$21.30 per hour, DOE.
Hours 2 hours per day, 3 days per week.
Description The playground paraprofessional provides supervision to students, K through 5th grade while students are on the playground; monitors and advises students as to safe practices; assists students in organizing games and other activities; ensures school rules are followed; provides encouragement; addresses student conduct when necessary; supports the conduct policies of the school and District; reports to the school associate principal or designate as assigned.
Qualifications
Qualified applicants will have prior experience supervising children ages 5 to 12, organizing recreation activities for children, and will be able to demonstrate the following knowledge, skills and abilities: understanding of child development, both socially and physically; ability to work and communicate effectively and affectively with 5-12 year old children; willingness and ability to work outdoors during all seasons; ability to supervise student activitie inside a classroom if weather dictates a change in the schedule; ability to maintain a respectful play environment and keep eyes on students at all times; willingness to work with administrators and staff to ensure a safe and positive recess period; ability to maintain confidentiality of information as appropriate; ability to work as a team member, as well as function individually in making decisions about safety; willingness to receive appropriate training, including basic first aid, and a willingness to be supportive of the policies and goals of the school and District.
Application Procedure
Apply online.