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The Campus Aide at Framingham Public Schools plays a crucial role in maintaining a safe and conducive learning environment for students. Under the direction of the Principal or their designee, the Campus Aide is responsible for supervising students in various areas of the school campus, ensuring that classroom continuity is maintained during the absence of teachers. This position is essential in promoting the high expectations for achievement set by Framingham Public Schools, which aims to provide equal access to high levels of instruction and to close the achievement gap among different student subgroups. The Campus Aide is expected to engage with students in a manner that fosters a safe, inclusive, and culturally responsive environment, aligning with the district's mission to create empowered, responsible citizens who can thrive in a diverse community. Framingham Public Schools is committed to excellence for all students, and the Campus Aide will contribute to this mission by implementing daily substitute lesson plans, guiding the learning process, and maintaining order in the classroom. The role also involves supervising students during non-instructional times, such as lunch and recess, ensuring their health and safety, and responding to any immediate problems or emergencies according to school policies. The Campus Aide will also assist in monitoring the school environment, including conducting security checks and participating in lockdown drills, thereby ensuring a secure atmosphere for all students and staff. The position requires strong communication skills, the ability to work independently and collaboratively, and a proactive approach to meeting student needs. The Campus Aide will be expected to engage with students from diverse backgrounds and to support their learning in an equitable manner. This role is vital in helping to create a positive school culture that respects diversity and promotes inclusion, ultimately contributing to the overall success of the students and the school community.
