Full Time - Study Hall Supervisor

Study Hall Supervisor

Central Catholic High School is seeking a faithful, passionate, selfless, and resilient Study Hall Supervisor for the 2026-2027 school year. Applicants must be enthusiastic about the mission of Central Catholic High School. He or she should be a disciplined and organized individual capable of managing our study hall environment. The primary goal is to provide a structured, supportive space where students can focus on individual tasks and personal work. The preferred candidate will be responsible for accountability duties - such as weekly attendance, behavior, and grade monitoring - with proactive behavior management. The preferred candidate has an enthusiasm for working with youth and the desire to work in a Christian environment. Candidates are encouraged to reach out to Mr. Christopher McGraw, Principal, with any questions regarding the position or application process. Responsibilities include maintaining an orderly and productive environment, actively monitoring student behavior to ensure compliance with school policies and minimizing distractions, performing accurate daily attendance checks and verifying student locations via digital tracking systems, conducting regular assignments and grade checks regarding student progress, ensuring identified students are utilizing study hall time for schoolwork, issuing verbal warnings or formal referrals when necessary, addressing disciplinary issues immediately to maintain a safe and conducive atmosphere, utilizing school-specific software to log attendance, check student progress, and document behavioral incidents, and acting as a communication bridge between the study hall, the classroom, Student Support team, and administration regarding student behavior or academic updates. Required qualifications include a high school diploma; some college credit, strong interpersonal skills with the ability to communicate firmly yet fairly with teenagers, proficiency with basic office technology and educational software, and knowledge of the basic teachings of the Catholic Church. Preferred qualifications include paraprofessional or substitute certification with the Regional Office of Education.