Clark County To Host Job Fairs For Crossing Guards

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If you're on the lookout for a rewarding job opportunity, here's some exciting news for you. Clark County is gearing up for the upcoming 2023-2024 school year and is in need of dedicated school crossing guards to join their team.

They are hosting a series of hiring events throughout the Las Vegas valley, making it super convenient for you to join in and make a difference.

Here's What You'll Need

The hiring events are happening from 10 a.m. to noon, and the best part is, all you need to bring with you are two forms of ID, according to the Clark County website. It couldn't be simpler! Not only will you be making a positive impact on the community, but the job also offers a competitive wage of $16 an hour. Plus, what makes it even more appealing is that you could work close to your own neighborhood, making it easier to balance work and personal life.

Here's the schedule for the upcoming hiring events:

Monday, July 24: Rainbow Library, 3150 N Buffalo Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89128
Tuesday, July 25: Mission Hills Park, 551 Mission Dr, Henderson, NV 89002
Wednesday, July 26: Sahara West Library, 9600 W. Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89117
Thursday, July 27: Freedom Park, 3051 E. Washington Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Friday, July 28: ACMS Office, 4775 W. Teco Ave #235, Las Vegas, NV 89118

Here's what you need to know to be eligible for this fantastic opportunity: You should be at least 18 years old, as you'll be handling the important responsibility of ensuring the safety of our kids. Additionally, you'll be asked to pass an agility and balance assessment, which will help determine your ability to perform the duties effectively. Lastly, you'll need to complete fingerprinting, ensuring a secure environment for all.

The county says that those hired can anticipate working one hour in the morning and one hour in the afternoon. It's a schedule that allows you to contribute meaningfully to the community while still providing you with the flexibility you may need.

Don't Miss This Opportunity

Head over to the nearest hiring event and show them what a fantastic addition you'd be to their team. Join in, and you could be a vital part of the group that helps young ones cross the road safely during the school year. Best of luck, and let's work together to make our community safer and better! To learn more, click HERE.

First Week Of School: What Clark County Parents Need To Know

Well, the time has finally come for Clark County School District. It's a day filled with emotions, tears and anxiety: The first day of school in Las Vegas.

For some parents, it's a celebratory occasion. It's the day that marks the start of some parents gaining their freedom back.

But for others, it's an emotional day that's riddled with fear. And this isn't an irrational fear.

Going to school looks gravely different amid this era of school shootings, COVID-19 and -- now -- monkeypoxs.

Sending our children back to school isn't the same jubilee fanfare compared to a few years ago.

If you're a parent who can't shake your own first-day jitters, we have some tips to alleviate your stress.

Today.com compiled a list of tricks that can help any parent relax during the first few days of school.

The first tip is to have a conversation about first-week expectations with your child. Another tip is to "prepare kids psychologically for what the morning routine will be like."

More tips include:

However, Clark County School District has spent this summer gearing up for this school year. There have been certain changes and added amenities within the district that aim to improve the wellbeing of Clark County's school children. From increased security, free meals to even altered bell schedules, this year has changes and even some challenges for families and school faculty.

Check out the list below to see changes and information about this upcoming school year that every parent must know. We hope everyone has a safe and amazing school year!