Assistant Cook At White City Schools

Assistant Cook at White City Schools

Rural Vista USD 481 • www.usd481.org

White City School is seeking an assistant cook. Applicants should be able to stand for long periods of time, be able to lift a maximum of 40 pounds, read and follow instructions.

The assistant cook works from 6:45 am to 2:45 pm on school days and 6 hours per day for the summer food program. He/she will have to complete food safety training. He/she will need a physical and TB test prior to employment.

Starting pay is $15/hour. New hire will need to start on June 3, 2024 for the summer food program. This position is employed for 10 months during the school year and will be employed for June and July due to the summer food program.

Benefits Information

District pays $385 toward a Single Health policy through Blue Cross Blue Shield

10 PTO Days per year

403B Retirement Plan is available

Salary Information

$15/hour

Employer Information

Rural Vista, USD 481, is comprised of two K-12 schools, Hope Schools and White City Schools. If you are looking for small town connections with affordable housing and big city access, then Rural Vista is the place for you.

Big city access is within an hour of both of our communities. With our 10:1 student to teacher ratio, we offer a great learning experience and opportunity for every student and educator. New teachers are also provided with a two-year in-house mentoring program.

Hope and White City high schools are 1:1, with Google ChromeBooks. We currently offer $485 towards a single health plan through Blue Cross and Blue Shield.

The district also provides 12 days a year for sick or personal leave plus an additional 3 professional days of your choice. Please visit our district website to view the current negotiated agreement. https://www.usd481.org/documents/district/448352

Hope and White City schools are in a cooperative agreement for all athletic teams including; Volleyball, Football, Basketball, Track and Scholars Bowl. The Rural Vista Heat is a member of the Wheat State League. Both boys and girls teams have had tremendous success since the co-op began just over 10 years ago, with multiple State tournament berths.