The Hows & Wheres
Clubs/Special Opportunities
How will they work?
Clubs are developed to provide young people opportunities for growth in the areas designated by our pillars. Through the clubs, we seek to develop world awareness and experience diverse cultures.
Guided Learning
STEM
Life Skills
Health & Wellness
The Arts
Specialized Programming
Highlighted Club Staff Responsibilities:
Execute engaging clubs that align with the mission/vision of Rising TIDE.
Clubs will typically be planned by the Executive Director and those who are part of a planning team. If you are invited to plan a club independent of the planning team, you are responsible for planning, getting your plans pre-approved, and preparing materials and anything you might need for your club (request supplies two weeks prior to need).
When leading a club, follow club plan or outline for each session.
Maintain a professional demeanor over Google Meet and in-person.
Utilize the virtual environment (for virtual classes) by staying on camera and recording your sessions.
Specialty Arenas
How will they work:
Staff members involved with specialty work will support the overall program through technology, facility upkeep, kitchen management, and specialty projects.
Specific Staff Responsibilities:
Technology
Provide technical assistance in support of the program.
Assist with monitoring, troubleshooting, and maintaining physical equipment.
Utilize Google Meet to guide those who need help.
Inform the Executive Director when a problem is beyond a tech person’s means to solve.
Facility Upkeep
Maintain the cleanliness and functionality of the facility to provide a safe and sanitary working environment for everyone present.
Sanitize frequently touched surfaces (ex: door knobs/handles, tables, seats, etc.).
Detail assigned areas.
Leave areas cleaner than when you found them.
Those assigned to maintain sanitizing stations and soap dispensers must keep them filled and operational. Report any malfunctions to the Executive Director.
Food Preparation
Provide snacks for Rising TIDE young people and/or groceries to Rising TIDE families.
Follow Job Description (document) details.
Specialized Projects
Fully engage with assignments given so as to benefit the overall programming of Rising TIDE.
Preserve the dependability of Rising TIDE.
Food Consumption
Staff are not permitted to eat meals when children are present, but they may enjoy a light snack.
Where may students and staff eat?
Food may be eaten in the Fellowship Hall, the Courtyard, and a limited area in the Fireside Room.
Please note:
One half of the Yellow Room is designated a “No Food” area.
Food may only be consumed beyond these areas if it is part of the class activity. If this occurs, detailed cleaning is needed to make sure no crumbs or scraps are left.
Best Practices
No outside food may be consumed by staff in front of young people unless staff has yet to start their shift or is on their break in the Fireside Room or other special designated areas.
Staff may not order outside drinks for delivery in front of young people, unless purchasing for them as well.
Outside drinks may be consumed on the premises and during work hours.
