<span>In School Suspension Monitor</span>

$33,280 - $33,280/Yr

Substitute Teacher Service - New Holland, PA

Part-time,Full-time - Entry Level

New Holland, PA

Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services

About the position

The In-School Suspension Monitor at Garden Spot High School is responsible for supervising students assigned to in-school suspension, providing academic support, and maintaining a structured environment. This role involves monitoring student progress, facilitating communication with teachers, and ensuring compliance with school policies.

Responsibilities

• Maintain professionalism at all times during interactions with students, staff, and administration.
• Provide a highly structured and orderly environment for secondary students to serve their in-school suspension or restricted lunch assignments.
• Monitors classwork (both paper and online content) and maintains necessary contact with the regular education teachers to update assignments and lessons.
• Tutors, guides, and monitors students in order to continue their academic progress.
• Monitors student lunches and arranges for lunches to be provided to students who qualify to receive free or reduced lunches in the in-school suspension room.
• Conferences with students prior to re-entry to regular academic settings.
• Maintains accurate and current rosters of assigned students.
• Reports status of assigned students to all administrators on a daily basis.
• Initiates regular contact with building administrators to advise them on individual behavioral and academic issues.
• Must practice in accordance with the Substitute Teacher Service, Inc. Para Services Handbook policies, and school district policies.

Requirements

• Pennsylvania Criminal Records check (Act 34)
• Pennsylvania Child Abuse Clearance History (Act 151)
• FBI Criminal History Record (Act 114)
• Proof of a TB test or chest x-ray within 3 months
• Proof of a high school diploma or higher education (copy of transcripts/diploma acceptable)

Benefits

• Paid time off
• Referral program