Student Outreach Service (SOS) Program - Assistant

Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy•Cincinnati, OH

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Student Outreach Service (SOS) Program - Assistant is a 10-month position that follows the school calendar, beginning August 2026. This role involves occasional nights and weekends as needed for events, with approximately 15 hours per week. The Assistant will support the Christian Service Outreach Department and Student Organized Service by handling behind-the-scenes office work, including scheduling, reservations, reviewing student service hours, and communicating with students and parents. They will also provide assistance to specific student organized service groups, focusing on supervision and practical details like printing flyers and reminding students of systems. Occasional driving of a school van to transport students to service events is required, as well as attending two to three overnight service trips as a chaperone and van driver. These trips receive a stipend in addition to hourly pay.

Requirements

Be highly organized, detail-oriented, relationally driven, flexible, and possess a positive, optimistic attitude.
Have a passion for the importance of service.
Able to relate personally with high school students on a daily basis, and welcome them.
Intermediate knowledge of Microsoft Office Products (i.e., Word, Excel, etc.).
Completing the ODE requirements for van certification, including passing the organization insurance requirements for driving.
Must be a believing Christian who is comfortable in a denominationally diverse Christian community with a heart for students.

Responsibilities

Assist in the behind-the-scenes office work of the Christian Service Outreach Department and Student Organized Service.
Handle scheduling, reservations, reviewing student service hours, and communicating with students and parents.
Provide assistance with particular student organized service groups, particularly in supervision and practical details (i.e. printing their flyers, reminding them of systems, etc.).
Drive a school van occasionally to transport students to service events.
Attend two to three overnight service trips to act as a chaperone and one of the van drivers.