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6 Sweeps, scrubs, mops, waxes, and refinishes floors, washes windows, cleans walls, furniture, woodwork, and other equipment. Venetian blinds (dust with treated mop or vacuum.) If you believe you have been subjected to discrimination, harassment, intimidation, or bullying, you should immediately contact the District Superintendent and/or Title IX Compliance Officer, Maria Torres-Perez at (209) 394-5430 or mtorresp@livingstonusd.org.
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Wash windows and walls, clean whiteboards, empty and clean waste receptacles; move and arrange furniture and equipment in preparing classrooms/multipurpose rooms for daily activities, special events, or meetings.
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Able to sweep; vacuum; scrub; mop; refinish floors; lift waste receptacles; move furniture; clean windows, walls, classroom furniture, & other equipment; and care for school grounds as needed.
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