School crossing guards play an important role in the lives of children who walk or bicycle to school by helping them safely cross the street at key locations. A guard also helps children develop the skills to cross streets safely and helps remind drivers of the presence of pedestrians.

 

Serving as a crossing guard for the City of Tulsa can be very rewarding as this position is invaluable to Tulsa youth and the community. The City of Tulsa staffs crossing guards for 44 schools throughout Tulsa.

 

Crossing guard positions are paid positions with a part-time and temporary schedule, earning a minimum of $13/hour. Crossing guards can expect to work between three to four hours per school day and can be assigned to Jenks Public Schools, Tulsa Public Schools or Union Public Schools. All assignments will be within Tulsa city limits and school assignment will be discussed during the hiring process.

 

Interested individuals can apply online at www.cityoftulsa.org/jobs. Each applicant must pass a background check to be hired for this position and the applicant cannot have a police felony record. Applicants must also pass a physical examination and drug test.