Food Services: Breakfast Monitor

All District Schools

Reports to Kitchen Manager, Food Service Supervisor, and Principal

To maintain a system of breakfast distribution, supervision and accurate cash receipts and distribution, in accordance with designated procedures and support of the educational program and all related activities.

Primary Responsibilities and Essential Functions

• Responsible for the setup, removal, and storage during the breakfast period.
• Performs the setup, stocking, and breakdown of the food service line.
• Serves breakfast to students monitoring portion control, when applicable in Breakfast-in-Classroom schools, should place correct components in each bag.
• Transports breakfast baskets to designated locations, where applicable.
• Performs routine cleaning of tables and floor areas during breakfast period.
• Maintains all required records, including cash deposits, the daily meal, and cash reports, and forwards to Central Kitchen where applicable.
• Responsible for ordering all serving lines supplies as needed.
• Maintains a clean, organized, and safe work area.
• Transports breakfast debris to the designated pick-up point.
• Reports all student-related behavior issues and concerns to the Principal or designee, in accordance with building procedure.
• Shares knowledge and supports new employees within the classification.
• Communicates and interacts appropriately with building and central office administration and staff, co-workers, supervisors, students, parents, and other members of the public.
• Actively participates in meetings, activities, in-service training opportunities and utilizes information received to improve job performance.
• Actively interacts with all district computer systems including but not limited to timesheets, online forms, online training, point of sale systems, and electronic mail with training provided as necessary.
• Performs other functions as directed by the supervisor as previously performed from time to time, such as other functions that are reasonably related to the employee’s responsibilities.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Successful completion of FBI and BCI background checks.
• Ability to lift a maximum of 50 pounds unassisted.
• Ohio Department of Education Student Monitor permit (annually).

Elyria City School District is a regular school district located in Lorain County with 10 schools, 380 teachers and 5,808 students. Total Revenue is $116,104,000 and is trending flat. Elyria City School District spends $15,153 per student per year on instruction.