| Location | Wheeling, IL |
Community Consolidated School District 21 Job Description Middle School Student Supervisor Supervisor:
Principal
or
their
designee
Employee
Group:
Educational
Support
Staff Position Qualifications:
18
Years
of
Age
High
School
Diploma
or
equivalent
(Some
college
preferred
but
not
required.)
Fluency
in
English
required.
Fluency
in
Spanish,
Russian,
Ukrainian,
or
Polish
preferred
Work Year: School Year Position (178 days) (Additional days of compensated professional development
at
the
determination
of
the
school
district.)
Purpose The middle school student supervisor perform duties to maintain a safe and secure school environment, providing
additional
supervision
and
assisting
in
monitoring
student
behavior. Essential Functions Under the direction of the principal or their designee the Student Supervisor will:
Provide
supplemental
supervision
during
student
arrivals
and
dismissal
as
directed.
Provide
supplemental
supervision
during
student
lunch
periods
as
directed.
Monitor
student
behaviors
in
various
locations
throughout
the
facility
and
throughout
the
day
in
a
variety
of
settings.
Intervene
when
observing
inappropriate
behavior
and
refer
students
to
the
Assistnat
Principal(using
de-escalation
and
restorative
practices
techniques.)
Supervise
students
assigned
to
in-school
suspension
(ISS):
maintain
a
structured,
orderly
setting;
ensure
students
complete
classwork
provided
by
teachers;
and
enforce
ISS
expectations
consistently
and
fairly.
Facilitate
a
supportive
ISS
environment
grounded
in
restorative
practices,
helping
students
reflect
on
their
behavior,
repair
harm,
and
prepare
to
re-enter
the
classroom
successfully.
Reinforce
the
school's
PBIS
(Positive
Behavioral
Interventions
and
Supports)
framework,
consistently
modeling
and
teaching
school-wide
expectations
and
acknowledging
positive
student
behavior.
Apply
restorative
practices
to
de-escalate
conflicts,
facilitate
restorative
conversations,
and
help
students
take
responsibility
and
rebuild
relationships.
Support
implementation
of
safety,
security,
and
emergency
procedures,
including
drills,
and
help
maintain
a
secure
building
environment.
Escort
students
within
the
school
building
as
directed
by
the
Principal
or
their
designee.
Ensure
students
and
visitors
possess
correct
passes
and
identifications.
Check
and
secure
doors
and
stairways
and
monitor
security
cameras
as
directed.
Maintain
confidentiality
of
student
information
in
accordance
with
FERPA,
board
policy,
and
district
procedures
Use
general
office
equipment.
Demonstrate
proficiency
using
the
technology
and
computer-based
programs
provided
by
the
District.
Perform
other
duties
as
assigned.
Job Requirements Created September 2026
Specific skill and knowledge-based competencies required to satisfactorily perform the functions of the job
include:
Reading
and
spoken
fluency
and
comprehension
in
English.
Knowledge
of
and
adherence
to
school
safety
and
security
practices
and
protocols.
Successful
completion
of
required
workplace
training
and
professional
development
including
but
not
limited
to
CPI
and
other
relevant
school
safety
training
as
determined
by
the
district.
Operation
of
standard
office
equipment
and
computers. Specific ability-based competencies required to satisfactorily perform the functions of the job include:
Engages
with
students
in
a
positive
manner
and
helps
to
foster
an
environment
in
which
students
consistently
exhibit
appropriate
classroom
and
school
behaviors
leading
to
a
safe
and
secure
learning
environment.
Takes
a
positive
role
in
maintaining
and
supervising
a
safe
learning
environment.
Demonstrates
strong
professional
ethics
and
can
be
counted
on
to
hold
the
highest
standards
of
honesty,
integrity
and
confidentiality
and
to
advocate
for
students.
Maintaining
high
standards
of
confidentiality.
Communicating
tactfully
and
courteously
with
diverse
groups.
Working
independently,
staying
focused
on
tasks,
and
assuming
responsibility
for
assigned
projects
and
duties.
Making
sound
decisions
on
the
basis
of
available
information.
Adapting
to
changing
work
priorities.
Working
collaboratively
as
part
of
a
team.
Demonstrating
behavior
which
promotes
positive
relationships.
Respecting
the
opinions
of
others.
Demonstrating
the
ability
to
manage
conflicts.
Applying
common
sense
understanding
to
carry
out
instructions.
Maintaining
professional
integrity. The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully
perform
the
essential
function
of
this
job.
Reasonable
accommodations
may
be
made
to
enable
individuals
with
disabilities
to
perform
the
essential
functions.
Created September 2026