Cherokee County School District increases school nutrition worker pay

Like many employers across the county, Cherokee County School District needs workers. CCSD is looking for school nutrition workers to join to serve kids. The work day is 6.5 hours and the schedule follows the school calendar, according to a press release.

As an extra incentive the starting hourly rate has been increased to $12.59 an hour for full time school nutrition workers, as well as to $12 an hour for part-time school nutrition workers and substitutes, and $10.50 an hour for lunchroom monitors.

The position offers full time benefits, professional development, advancement opportunities and a great work team and environment.

Apply: Jobs@CCSD at www.CherokeeK12.net

Information: cassandra.higgins@cherokeek12.net or 770-721-8419 #CCSDfam

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