Housekeeping Jobs-when needed around school or classroom. Clerical Jobs- such as sorting, stapling, filing, grading papers. Working Directly With Students-giving spelling tests, reading to younger students, or listening to others students read, playing games which reinforce skills, mentoring, participating, as a student leader for the school. Working In Special Areas- such as library, computer lab, cafeteria, gym, art or music rooms, patrol, counselor's office, and school office. Staff members post available job opening on the Tremont's Pride bulletin board outside the office.
Students read the board and if interested submit an application for the position.
One may use interviews in the selection progress. Students applicants should submit their application to their classroom teacher who approves or disapproves a student's working a particular job. Generally, classroom teachers want student workers to avoid working during regular classroom instruction time. Therefore, most jobs involving students' working directly with other students in academic areas are performed during the school day. All other jobs generally take place before or after school or during lunch or recess times.