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Head Day Custodian JobID: 1507. Head Day Custodian. NJ Black Seal Boiler License preferred and will be required within 12 months. Facilities (Maintenance and Custodial)/Custodian. Performs tasks to keep school building and building and grounds in an orderly, neat, and clean condition such as cleaning bathrooms and floors, washing windows, dusting furniture and fixtures, and any related tasks.
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Rewarding full-time Athletic Trainer opportunity to serve STEMCivics Charter School in Ewing, NJ !
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Previous coaching experience at the high school level preferred.
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Supervises and coordinates all aspects of assigned classroom in accordance with federal and state guidelines including, but not limited to, the Head Start Program Performance Standards. This classroom operates as part of the Head Start Year-Round Program.
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The VP, MPG Americas has direct accountability for the P&L in Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Chile, and the Caribbean, and will oversee all activities.
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