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Frontier High School Openings

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Position TitleJob NumberJob DescriptionPay Scale
Assistant Coach: Varsity Lacrosse/Boys

Design and implement practice, skill development, strategies, rules, supervision and proper conditioning for the assigned sport.  First Aid, CPR, AED, Concussion certification and a valid NYS Coach Certificate.

$4,953.00
Assistant Coach: Varsity Lacrosse/Girls

Season: 03/09/26-06/15/26

Design and implement practice, skill development, strategies, rules, supervision and proper conditioning for the assigned sport.  First Aid, CPR, AED, Concussion certification and a valid NYS Coach Certificate.

$4,953.00
Campus Monitor PT25-57

10 month, 5 hrs/day; Schedule: 3:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.

PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES:

 

  1. Assists in supervision and maintains order in study halls, corridors, recreation areas, parking lots and other school facilities and grounds before, during and after school hours;
  2. Monitors buildings and grounds to prevent vandalism, theft and illegal entry;
  3. Guides students in safe practices inside and outside the school building;
  4. Reports any unusual or suspicious circumstances to building administration;
  5. Monitors school grounds to detect unauthorized persons, vehicles or gatherings;
  6. Confronts unauthorized persons for questioning, routes or detains them, calling building administration for assistance when appropriate;
  7. Make written reports when needed or requested;
  8. Assists School Resource Officer, school nurse(s) or teachers in the event of a medical emergency;
  9. Assists students with special needs;
  10. Performs other related work as assigned by the high school principal or designee.

 

 

$18.01-$30.61
Special Education/Science24-01

Interviews may be ongoing

Knowledge of and ability to provide instruction that is specially designed to meet the needs of high school students with disabilities in a Co-teaching, Special Class, and Resource Room setting. Experience in teaching grades 9 - 12 Science to students with disabilities.  Excessive knowledge of and ability to implement strategies to address the needs of diverse learners; Experience utilizing formative assessments to inform instructional decision-making; Skilled at working with diverse student populations; Ability to implement behavioral and positive effective classroom management strategies. Experience with effectively managing student behavior. Capacity to utilize technology to enhance practice.  Must possess New York State Certification: Permanent Special Education or Students with Disabilities 7-12, Science Content extension(s) 7-12 

40,125-75,900

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