KIPP·Jacksonville, Florida
The lunch monitor is responsible for ensuring the safety and well-being of students in the cafeteria during lunch hours. They will manage student behavior using positive reinforcement and oversee the daily cafeteria schedule.
Company Description KIPP KIPP Public Schools is a national network of tuition-free public schools educating 120,000 students in grades Prek-12 across 21 states and Washington, DC. While each of our schools is as unique as the community to which it belongs, we are united around a shared promise: Together, A Future Without Limits. You can learn more at www.kipp.org.
KIPP Jacksonville Public Schools KIPP Jacksonville Public Schools is part of the KIPP national network.
Together with families and communities, we create joyful, academically excellent schools that prepare students with the skills and confidence to pursue the paths they choose – college, career, and beyond – so they can lead fulfilling lives and build a more just world.
In the 2026-27 school year, the KIPP Jacksonville region will be comprised of four schools educating more than 3,000 students, kindergarten through twelfth grade in the North and West sides of Jacksonville, Florida.
KIPP Impact Academy: Kindergarten - 4th grade, 6th - 8th grade KIPP VOICE Academy: Kindergarten - 8th grade KIPP Bessie Coleman Academy: Kindergarten - 8th grade KIPP Bold City High School: 9th - 12th grade For the current school year, teachers at KIPP Jacksonville Public Schools work the following hours Monday through Friday and may have occasional meetings or special school events outside of these hours.
Hours for teachers and students may vary slightly by school.
K-8 Staff: 7:30am - 4:30pm K-8 Students: 8:00am - 3:30pm, Wednesday K-8 dismissal is at 1:30pm High School Staff: 6:45am - 3:45pm, High School Students: 7:15am - 2:30pm, Wednesday High School dismissal is at 12:30pm.
Every Wednesday is a student early release day, which allows teachers to participate in weekly professional development and content team meetings. *This doesn’t include Wellness Wednesdays when all staff leave at student dismissal.
To support these schools, we will employ more than 300 full-time staff members.
We seek educators and colleagues that represent our core values of high expectations, growth mindset, commitment to team, trust, joy, and sustainability.
To learn more about what it is like to work and teach at KIPP Jacksonville Public Schools, please visit www.kippjax.org/teach where you can also view all of our job postings.
JOB OVERVIEW KIPP Jacksonville seeks lunch monitors for their K-8 campuses. Each lunch monitor works a daily shift during the lunch hours of students at the school to ensure the safety and well-being of the students, staff and school facilities.
Ensuring that norms and expectations for the cafeteria are adhered to by using positive reinforcement, stating clear expectations for students, and following the school’s steps to manage all student behavior(s) Maintaining the schedule for grade levels (i.e. overseeing transitions, monitoring time, giving time warnings, etc.) Assist, as needed, to get students through the serving line Assist, as needed, to direct students to table(s) Warmly interacting with students while they eat To be successful in this role, candidates should enjoy spending time with elementary students, be flexible when needed, and excel at helping a schedule to run smoothly. This role is currently available at KIPP Bessie Coleman Academy
KIPP Jacksonville Public Schools believes that our staff will represent our core values—high expectations, a growth mindset, commitment to team, trust, joy, and sustainability. We search for established educators who embody them. Possesses a deep commitment to both racial and educational equity for all children Promptness Passing a background check, as required by law HIGHLY PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Prior experience working with elementary students
Hourly Rate: $14/hour Schedule: 2-4 hours per day, M-F Maximum hours worked per week would be 20
Market context
Part-time K-8 lunch monitors in Florida support student supervision and daily coverage, making punctuality and elementary-school experience important in a role paid at $14 per hour. Candidates can strengthen an application by clearly describing experience supporting children and their commitment to racial and educational equity, while preparing for the legally required background check. The requirements and benefits shown here are AI-summarized from the original description, saving research time.