Extended Day Support Staff

Hamlin is seeking motivated people to support its Extended Day program! Great for High School students!

HUB is Hamlin’s afterschool care program. HUB stands for “Hang out, Unwind, Belong” – it’s also a fitting name because HUB is the center of activities in Hamlin's Extended Day Programs. Our Extended Day team works daily to make each student feel welcomed, nourished, and engaged during their time with us. We provide a mix of structured and unstructured activities, and students can choose to move between playing outside with their friends, getting their homework done, participating in an art activity, or relaxing with a book or a game. HUB sees anywhere from 60-100 students per day, and is usually busy, lively, and energetic! Ideal candidate has energy to match that of our students and programs.

Extended Day Support Staff Reports to:

Director of Extended Day and Enrichment Programs

Primary Responsibility:

Supervise students’ indoor and outdoor play with joy and enthusiasm. Promote and

facilitate compliance with Hamlin health and safety guidelines.

Work Schedule:

3:30pm-5:30pm Monday-Friday. We ask for a regular 2-3 days, per week commitment.

The role begins August 20, 2026.

Specific Duties/Responsibilities:

Facilitate and supervise activities for students in Hamlin’s HUB (afterschool) program (primarily grades K-4).

Supervise students in indoor and outdoor play spaces.

Work proactively with students and assist them with their individual needs.

Assist with daily student dismissals and pickups.

Maintain a clean and organized working environment.

Communicate with and support other Extended Day staff.

Assist in supporting special events as needed.

Meet periodically with supervisor for evaluation and feedback.

Work collaboratively to create program themes and concepts.

Plan with and support the Extended Day team as needed.

Be an advocate for the goals of the after school program and the school.

Model and promote the Hamlin Creed: Compassion, Courage, Honesty, Respect, Responsibility.

Create an environment of balance: structured and unstructured choices, work and play.

Qualifications:

Applicants must be at least 16 years old.

Passion for working with children.

Desire and ability to work collaboratively with others.

Enthusiasm, creativity, warmth, patience, and flexibility.

Effective verbal and written communication skills with other staff, students, and parents.

Ability to problem-solve and resolve conflicts.

Must be able to provide a valid work permit if under 18 years of age.

Must be able to provide negative tuberculosis screening.

Must be able to register and clear Livescan if 18 years of age or older.