District: Lodi Unified School District.
Substitute Crossing Guard
An ESS Crossing Guard continuously monitors student behavior at traffic intersections; escort children across the street when coming and going from school; assure student safety as they cross.
Responsibilities:
· Escort children safely across the street; monitor traffic flow and signals to ensure safe crossing
· Stand in the middle of the roadway to halt traffic flow and permit children to pass
· Work cooperatively with local police department in understanding and administering traffic safety rules
· Report on vehicles not obeying signals as assigned
· Call for assistance in the event of an accident or emergency
· Assist in basic first aid when children are injured
· Reporting unruly students to appropriate site personnel
· Adherent to established safety procedures
· Perform related duties as assigned
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