Anticipated Start date - April 1, 2026

TYPICAL WORK ACTIVITIES

• Oversight of SRO/SPRO program/staff.

• Responsible for emergency response training for all District employees and students.

• Responsible for review and updates to emergency management plans districtwide.

• Liaison to law enforcement regarding criminal intelligence which may impact student safety and campus operations.

• Support for building administrators within critical incidents and appropriation of resources for response. 

• Oversight, coordination, and training of threat detection systems.

• Assist in comprehensive review of all new building requests for additional security surveillance camera installations and justification of assignment of assets.

• Review and approval of video surveillance footage requests, including law enforcement requests.

• Assist in the review of all new building requests for additional access control equipment installations and justification of assignment of assets.

• Coordinate and support training of visitor protocol. 

• Response to all law enforcement situations within any District school

• Review and assist in the updating of the District Emergency Operations Plan annually.

• Review of volunteer procedures related to background screening of applicants.

• Lead and coordinate for the District in the enforcement of regulations and statutes pertaining to safety within the laws of the State of New York.

• District representative for the Onondaga County District Attorney’s Office, Safe Schools Information Coalition, facilitating the flow of information for student safety.

• Assist in management and procurement of security/safety equipment.

• May lead and coordinate emergency communications with the Onondaga County 911 Center.

• Conduct and assist in debrief of district incidents. 

• Assist in the management and procurement of all District two-way portable radios, with FCC licensing protocols and compliance.

FULL PERFORMANCE KNOWLEDGES, SKILLS, ABILITIES AND PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS

• Good knowledge of regulations and statutes pertaining to safety within the laws of the State of New York

• Good knowledge of the practices and procedures necessary to maintain order and ensure the protection of life and security of buildings, grounds and equipment.

• Good knowledge of safety procedures necessary to eliminate or prevent accidents and safety hazards.

• Working knowledge of vehicular traffic control activities in parking lots and access roads.

• Ability to exercise sound judgment in carrying out security duties.

• Ability to carry out oral and written directions.

• Ability to act quickly, efficiently and calmly in stressful situations.

• Ability to plan and supervise the work of a security staff.

• Ability to understand and deal effectively with students, faculty, parents, administration, outside agencies and others.

• Ability to maintain records and prepare reports.

• Ability to communicate both orally and in writing.

• Prior supervisory experience preferred. 

Positions available for the Marching Band Program:  Field Band - July-Oct / Winter Guard & Winter Drumline - Nov-Mar / Parade Band - Apr-June.   Please prepare one (1) cover letter expressing interest in the activity(s) that you are interested in.  You will be requested to click on the Apply link and upload a cover letter of interest.

Pep Band Advisor                                       2      $6,107.00

Pep Band Music Assistant/Instructor            9      $513.00 (4 positions)

Perform routine tasks related to the control of student behavior and assisting students in the lunchroom and hallways.  The position is typically during lunch hours and is approximately 2.5-3 hours per day.  

The Job Coach will work at specific job locations training students with disabilities in a work/study program.  You will train student(s) in proper employee behavior and how to perform worksite tasks.  Act as liaison between school district and employer.  Identify weaknesses in student(s) as employees related to employment skills.  Complete paperwork as assigned.  

This is a position involving responsibility for supervision of an indoor swimming pool during the Fall and Winter Athletic Seasons and ensuring the premises' safety and welfare.

• good knowledge of lifesaving techniques and first aid;
• good knowledge of resuscitation techniques, including cardiopulmonary resuscitation; lifeguarding certification;
• good knowledge of the use and care of lifesaving equipment;
• ability to swim well and make surface dives;
• ability to pass water safety tests at the beginning of and at any time during the season;
• ability to instruct bathers in water safety techniques;
• ability to maintain order on the swimming premises;
• ability to follow oral and written directions;
• ability to effect rescue; 
• ability to deal effectively with people; maturity; integrity; physical condition commensurate with the demands of the position.

Availability:  Saturdays - 8:00 am to 1:00 pm; Monday-Fridays 2:45 pm - 7:30pm