Edwin Joel Brown Middle School Group Activity Monitor
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Omega Community Development Corporation
Dayton, OH, US
Summary
The Group Activity Monitor oversees students in grades 7-8 during school activities, mealtimes, and transitions. They provide behavioral and social-emotional support while assisting with family engagement events.
Job Description
Position Summary
We are seeking a dedicated and proactive Group Activity Monitor I to oversee and support scholars in grades 7-8 during various school-related activities. This part-time position involves monitoring scholars during mealtimes, activities, field trips, arrival, dismissal, and restroom breaks, as well as providing behavioral and social-emotional support within the Scholars of H.O.P.E. program. Additionally, the role includes assisting with family engagement events and attending required meetings and events.
This position is Monday through Friday, 1:30PM to 5:30PM
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
ESSENTIAL QUALITIES:
- Omega Community Development Corporation (CDC) requires the following qualities of each Out of School Time staff:
- Past experiences and actions reflect a commitment to the Omega CDC mission and core values. Demonstrates a sense of urgency and relentless pursuit of significant student achievement in a high need, urban environment.
- Reflective, self-aware and adaptable to others' communication and work styles.
- Critical thinker and problem solver who takes initiative.
- Belief in the power of collaboration and strives to build a collaborative culture with Omega CDC community, staff, families, scholars, Dayton Public Schools employees, and other partners.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
The Omega CDC Scholars of H.O.P.E. Group Activity Monitor Contracted Instructor is responsible for the following:
- Monitor scholars in grades 7-8 during meal time, activities, field trips, arrival, dismissal and restroom breaks
- Provide behavioral and social emotional support to scholars during Scholars of H.O.P.E.
- Assist with family engagement events throughout the year
- Attend all Scholars of H.O.P.E. required meeting and events
Minimum Qualifications (Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities)
- Experience in a school setting or working with children
- Ability to pass a BCI/FBI Background Check
COMPENSATION:
$15.00/hr Contracted Position
(Rate of pay dependent on experience and qualifications.)
This position requires successful completion of an employment screening BCI/ FBI background check.
The Omega Community Development Corporation (Omega CDC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization established by the Omega Baptist Church in 1997. Our mission is to equip individuals, families and children with resources, tools, and opportunities to break the cycle of generational poverty and achieve self-sufficiency through education, workforce development and advocacy. To accomplish our mission, we have successfully implemented several high quality mentoring, educational, and life skills programs:
1) Violence Prevention Education & ex-offender mentoring/case management through a partnership with Human Relations Council (9th year)
2) Summer Literacy at Fairview Elementary (ages 6-12), through Children's Defense Fund's Freedom Schools (9th year)
3) Mentoring (Boys, grades 5-8) at the Dayton Boys Preparatory School through Governor's Community Connectors Grant, (3rd year)
4) Work-Ready Life Skills Training (adults) through a Montgomery County Jobs and Family Services grant (3rd year)
5) Afterschool Education Program at Fairview Elementary (Pre K-6) through a five year 21st Century Grant (1st year)
With a track record of success in dealing with community-wide issues, such as joblessness, gun violence, illiteracy, and education – Omega CDC is ready to use its reach, resources, and network of community partners to revitalize and empower Northwest Dayton region.
Founded
1997
Company size
2-10 employees
Industry
Individual and Family Services
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Dayton, Ohio
The Omega Community Development Corporation (Omega CDC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization established by the Omega Baptist Church in 1997. Our mission is to equip individuals, families and children with resources, tools, and opportunities to break the cycle of generational poverty and achieve self-sufficiency through education, workforce development and advocacy. To accomplish our mission, we have successfully implemented several high quality mentoring, educational, and life skills programs:
1) Violence Prevention Education & ex-offender mentoring/case management through a partnership with Human Relations Council (9th year)
2) Summer Literacy at Fairview Elementary (ages 6-12), through Children's Defense Fund's Freedom Schools (9th year)
3) Mentoring (Boys, grades 5-8) at the Dayton Boys Preparatory School through Governor's Community Connectors Grant, (3rd year)
4) Work-Ready Life Skills Training (adults) through a Montgomery County Jobs and Family Services grant (3rd year)
5) Afterschool Education Program at Fairview Elementary (Pre K-6) through a five year 21st Century Grant (1st year)
With a track record of success in dealing with community-wide issues, such as joblessness, gun violence, illiteracy, and education – Omega CDC is ready to use its reach, resources, and network of community partners to revitalize and empower Northwest Dayton region.
Founded
1997
Company size
2-10 employees
Industry
Individual and Family Services
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Dayton, Ohio