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Clayton schools holds job fair

Clatyon County schools will be hiring substitute bus drivers and other non-teacher positions at a job fair on Thursday.

Credit: WSB-TV

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Clatyon County schools will be hiring substitute bus drivers and other non-teacher positions at a job fair on Thursday.
By Arlinda Broady
May 15, 2018

The Clayton County School system will be holding a job fair for non-teaching employees Thursday, May 17.

The system will be hiring paraprofessionals, maintenance and custodial workers, school nurses and medical assistants, substitute bus drivers, substitute bus monitors, nutrition workers and others.

Applicants should bring a resume. On-site interviews will be conducted.

The job fair will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the S. Truett Cathy Professional Learning Center, 1087 Battlecreek Road, in Jonesboro.

Administrative and clerical workers will not be interviewed, but can apply at the school system website at www.clayton.k12.ga.us.

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