325-EXC-08-26 Bicycle Education Program Assistant

Wenatchee Public Schools•Wenatchee, WA

9d•Onsite

About The Position

The Wenatchee School District After School Programs aim to improve students' math and literacy levels, academic performance, social relationships, and provide enrichment opportunities. The Bicycle Education Program Assistant will support the delivery of the Bicycle Education Program at Orchard and Pioneer Middle Schools, reporting to the Bicycle Education Program Coordinator. This program, funded by the Washington State Department of Transportation and the Climate Commitment Act via Cascade Bicycle Club, utilizes the Teens Biking to Destinations curriculum to teach bike handling, safety, maintenance, and active transportation skills. The assistant will work with the Coordinator to foster student independence, leadership, belonging, and community connection, while promoting health, safety, and equity. When not directly involved with the Bicycle Education Program, the assistant will support other After School Program activities focused on academic achievement, physical health and wellness, and positive youth development.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required
Experience working with youth in school-based or community programs, preferably middle school students
Ability to support the success and achievement of low-income students from culturally diverse backgrounds
Strong communication and organizational skills
Basic computer and data entry skills
Interest in cycling and willingness to learn bicycle maintenance skills
Ability to lift and move bicycles and program equipment (up to 50 lbs) and participate in program bike rides of up to 5–10 miles
Ability to work collaboratively with diverse community members
Consistent punctuality and attendance

Nice To Haves

Some college coursework in education, youth development, recreation, or related field preferred
Bilingual skills highly valued, but not required

Responsibilities

Assist in implementing Cascade Bicycle Club’s Teens Biking to Destinations curriculum including bicycle rides, handling skills, and maintenance activities under the guidance of the Program Coordinator
Support student engagement and behavior management using PBIS strategies and district safety guidelines
Assist with program logistics, including bike storage, transportation, and basic maintenance tasks
Support outreach to students, families, and community members; assist with volunteer recruitment and coordination as directed
Help set up and take down program equipment before and after activities
Encourage and support student participation in rides and enrichment activities
Communicate effectively and work collaboratively with students, families, staff, and community partners
Maintain accurate attendance and participation records as directed by the Program Coordinator
Uphold physical and emotional safety standards for all program activities
Attend required training sessions, professional development opportunities, and meetings that may occur outside the regular worksite and work hours
During periods between Bicycle Education Program cohorts, assist with the planning and delivery of other After School Program activities that promote positive youth development, academic growth, and physical health and wellness. Activities may include supporting recreation leagues, bicycle mechanics and other hands-on clubs, active games, homework assistance, and math and literacy enrichment.