Jobs at Orange County Public Schools

Provides school-based health clinic support, including first aid, care for ill or medically fragile students, medication administration, health screenings, emergency procedures, medical record maintenance, parent notifications, and health-related reporting. The role also assists with chronic-condition care, recognizes suspected abuse or neglect, and performs related clerical duties under supervision.

Provides paraprofessional support in school programs by assisting teachers and students, monitoring behavior, maintaining records, delivering instruction, communicating with families and staff, supporting curriculum activities, and coordinating job placement or transition services. Duties vary by assigned program and may include bilingual education, health screening, juvenile detention, environmental education, or vocational training.

Provides instructional support in physical education classes by conducting teacher-prepared lessons, managing student safety and behavior, preparing equipment and materials, recording attendance and performance data, and assisting with classroom activities. The role works with large groups of school-age children, supports lesson planning, maintains educational displays and records, and may perform hallway, car, and bus monitoring duties.

Provides instructional support for physical education classes under teacher supervision. Leads planned activities and games, prepares equipment and materials, maintains student safety and discipline, records attendance and performance, supports lesson planning, monitors students, and maintains educational records. The role involves working outdoors with large groups of school-age children and requires physical education or related experience.

Provides basic school-based healthcare, first aid, medication administration, health screenings, emergency response, and specialized care for medically fragile students. Maintains student medical and medication records, tracks clinic visits, follows up on screenings, communicates with parents and nurses, identifies potential abuse or neglect, and performs related clerical duties. Requires a high school diploma or GED and completion of OCPS Comprehensive Health Assistant training within 30 days of hire.

Provides instructional support for physical education classes by conducting teacher-prepared lessons, supervising and disciplining students, setting up equipment, recording attendance and performance, preparing materials, maintaining records, and supporting student safety throughout the school day.

Provides school-based clinic support under supervision, including first aid, student illness care, medication administration, health screenings, chronic-condition assistance, emergency procedures, medical-record maintenance, parent notification, and clinic reporting. Also identifies potential abuse or neglect, monitors student visits, performs limited clerical duties, and maintains required training and technology proficiency.

Maintains, diagnoses, installs, and inspects commercial refrigeration and gas cooking equipment for a school district. Coordinates vendors, audits completed work, develops corrective action plans, analyzes repair trends and costs, and ensures compliance with building codes and industry standards. Performs electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic testing, evaluates repair-versus-replacement decisions, maintains work-order records, and provides quality assurance recommendations.

Registers and withdraws elementary students, maintains cumulative and immunization records, processes transfers and grade changes, monitors attendance, prepares FTE funding reports, and supports accurate student scheduling. Provides front-office assistance by answering phones, greeting visitors, responding to inquiries, maintaining files, and entering information into computer systems. Requires courteous communication, accurate recordkeeping, basic computation, and clerical judgment.

Provides school-based clinic support under supervision, including first aid, care for ill or medically fragile students, medication administration, health screenings, emergency procedures, medical record maintenance, and parent notification. Tracks clinic visits and medication records, reports suspected abuse or neglect, performs clerical duties, and supports student health programs. Requires a high school diploma or GED and completion of OCPS Comprehensive Health Assistant training within 30 days of hire.

Performs scheduled, corrective, and predictive maintenance across school district buildings and facilities. Duties include repairing concrete, drywall, tile, stucco, ceilings, doors, windows, wood components, and playground equipment; maintaining HVAC, electrical, fire alarm, lighting, irrigation, drainage, sewer, water, and lift station systems; and servicing cable TV connections. Requires physical labor, equipment safety practices, customer service, record accuracy, and ongoing technical training.

Provides classroom and developmental support to pre-kindergarten children under teacher supervision. Assists with instruction, learning activities, motor-skill development, behavior monitoring, safety, transportation, attendance, documentation, instructional materials, and classroom preparation. May monitor children during meals, restroom breaks, hallways, and bus duty. Maintains records and supports children individually or in small groups.

Coordinates all aspects of an after-school enrichment program, including staff scheduling and supervision, curriculum and academic enrichment, child safety, compliance, parent communication, financial and payroll records, purchasing, staff training, and program evaluation. Oversees student discipline, medication procedures, emergency drills, accommodations for special needs, and daily operations while ensuring adherence to school district, state, and federal policies.

Registers and withdraws elementary school students, processes transfers, maintains student records and attendance files, prepares government FTE reports, monitors specialized student schedules, and provides front-office support. The role communicates with parents, students, staff, and the public; enters and updates data; manages paperwork; answers phones; and maintains accurate school records.

Provides instructional support for physical education classes under teacher supervision. Leads planned activities and games for student groups, prepares and stores equipment, assists with lesson materials, manages student behavior and safety, records attendance and performance data, supports hallway and transportation monitoring, and maintains instructional displays and records. Requires a high school diploma or GED, at least one year of physical education or related experience, and the ability to meet children’s physical and safety needs.

Provides school-based clinic support, including first aid, student illness care, medication administration, health screenings, chronic-condition assistance, emergency procedures, medical-record maintenance, parent notification, and clinic reporting. Reviews immunization compliance, monitors student visits, recognizes suspected abuse or neglect, and performs related clerical duties under supervision.

Maintains school district grounds through mowing, edging, weed-eating, planting, mulching, shrub and tree trimming, cleanup, and worksite restoration. Operates landscaping equipment and district vehicles, maintains equipment and inventory records, reports repair and safety concerns, and assists with facilities maintenance. May independently perform work or lead landscaping crews while ensuring environmentally safe and orderly property conditions.

Registers and withdraws elementary school students, maintains student records and cumulative files, processes transfers and grade changes, monitors attendance, and prepares government FTE reports. Provides front-office support by assisting parents, students, staff, and visitors, answering phones, maintaining files, and entering or updating information in school databases. Requires accurate recordkeeping, courteous communication, and clerical judgment.

Provides instructional support for physical education classes by conducting teacher-prepared lessons, managing student safety and behavior, setting up equipment, recording attendance and performance, preparing materials, and maintaining student records. Works with large groups of school-age children, supports lesson planning, performs monitoring duties, and assists with administrative tasks and technology use.

Provides school-based clinic support under supervision, including first aid, care for ill or medically fragile students, medication administration, health screenings, emergency procedures, medical record maintenance, parent notification, and clinic reporting. The role also supports chronic-condition care, recognizes suspected abuse or neglect, and performs limited clerical duties.