High School and Middle School Hall Monitor

High School and Middle School Hall Monitor

About Us:

The Influence1 Foundation, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, was organized exclusively for purposes to include educational management, community engagement and economic development. Initiated as a philanthropic measure of its founder, Influence1 has grown to serve the local community in multiple capacities with varying programs geared for community and youth enrichment.

In addition to its charter schools, City University School of Liberal Arts, City University School Boys Preparatory, City University School Girls Preparatory, and City University School of Independence, Influence1 is also responsible for the 38106 Joint Agency Collaborative, 1Urban Gallery, and the Memphis Starts With Me community program.

City University Schools

City University Schools is a network of open-enrollment college preparatory schools established under Tennessee charter school laws in under-resourced communities throughout the state.

Since its founding in 2004, City University Schools strives to meet the need of public education as well as the demand for alternative institutions committed to post-secondary preparation.

Each school operates on the principles of providing a valuable, well-rounded academic experience through the support of a diverse and dedicated group of qualified educators and administrative staff, an extended school year and rigorous college preparatory curriculum.

Mission

City University Schools will prepare its students with the necessary skills to be twenty-first century scholars and citizens. As college preparatory schools operating as Centers of Excellence for Student Development, City University Schools will provide academically rigorous and socially enriching educational opportunities for its scholars. Upon graduation, these scholars will be better prepared to enter secondary education and
college as intellectually sophisticated citizens with vigor for learning.

Position Goal

To assist in the maintenance of a safe and orderly school environment for scholars and staff.

Responsibilities

• Patrol and supervise hallways, cafeteria, restrooms, entrance ways, and school grounds, as well as parking and bus areas.
• Check hall passes and escort scholars as necessary.
• Serve as a greeter at the main entrance ensuring that visitors follow proper sign-in procedures and offer assistance by giving directions and answering questions.
• Keep/monitor building and grounds clear of people not on official school business.
• Escort violators or school policy offenders to school authorities and assists administration as needed.
• Assists with evacuation drill/lock sown responsibilities as assigned by President or designee.
• Assists administration with traffic and parking lot responsibilities as assigned by President or designee.
• Assists, as directed by school authorities, in stopping disturbances and undue distractions.
• Confer with the President/Deans on matters of concern.
• Assist law enforcement officers as directed by President or designee.
• Attend safety and other meetings as requested by the President or designee.
• Prepare and submit written reports of security and discipline violations as required by the Principal or designee.
• Assist in the supervision and execution of the loading and unloading of scholars on school buses.
• Perform all other duties as may be assigned by the Chancellor, President ordesignee.

Reports to

Campus President

Terms of Employment

This is a 10-month position. All contractual information will be outlined in the contract between the Hall Monitor and the City University Schools Board of Trustees. The Hall Monitor will be evaluated in accordance with Board policy.