High School Yearbook - Order Now! (Posted 2/14/2020)
Order your High School Yearbook NOW. The price goes up March 1!! Extra yearbooks will not be ordered so please make sure to reserve your copy. Click here to order now!
Parent Teacher Conferences Coming - Mark Your Calendars! (Posted 2/13/2020)
You are invited to the Spring Parent Teacher Conferences on Thursday, March 19, 2020 from 3:30-6:30 pm.
BAKE SALE: Bring your dollars to support French Honor Society! They will be holding a BAKE SALE in the front lobby and plan to sell coffee, hot chocolate, water, madelines, macarons, mousse au chocolat, palmiers, French-themed cookies, and more!
FINE ARTS NIGHT: Free Admission, Student Artwork for Sale, Face Painting, and more! Make sure to stop by the Library while visiting teachers during Parent Teacher Conferences.
Please help us with a Teacher Appreciation Dinner at New Berlin West on Thursday, March 19th. We are looking for parents to either contribute a side, dessert or beverages for the event. Please indicate what type of dish you are planning to make so we don't get duplicate dishes. Dishes need to be delivered to school on Thursday, March 21st by 2pm. We are also looking for monetary donations to buy Mexican fiesta ingredients. PLEASE SEND FOOD IN DISPOSABLE CONTAINERS AS WE HAVE NO PLACE TO WASH DISHES OR A WAY TO GET THEM BACK TO YOU!!
To volunteer, please click here: New Berlin West Teacher Appreciation
Parent University - Strategies for Managing Children and Adolescents with Anxiety (Posted 2/12/20)
Strategies for Managing Children and Adolescents with Anxiety
Presented by Wade Koski, Marriage and Family Therapist
Thursday, March 12, 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Elmwood Elementary, 5900 S. Sunnyslope Rd.
This presentation will help parents become aware of the various forms of anxiety and how anxiety may impact a child’s development. Parents will learn strategies to help identify anxiety in their children as well as ways to reduce anxiety at home and in the school setting. In addition, parents will discover ways to help their children develop self-regulating skills and coping techniques that are necessary for healthy development. This presentation will also explore how anxiety with one family member may produce anxiety for other family members and how to have healthy discussions about anxiety issues in the family unit. Childcare will be provided if requested as part of registration.
Seniors: Request for Elementary Photos (Posted 2/10/2020)
Seniors: If you would like to be featured on the yearbook's "Blast from the Past" page, please send in your favorite photos from your elementary school years (parents of seniors can send in photos of their children from elementary school as well).
Nominate a Teacher: Brewers Grand Slam Teacher Recognition award (Posted 2/6/2020)
Grand Slam Teacher of the Month program recognizes teachers from all grade levels and disciplines who are improving student achievement, using innovative strategies in the classroom, and making a difference in the lives of their students. One winner will be selected each month during the season from April-September. The winning teacher will receive four game tickets to a pre-selected game, on-field acknowledgement and the opportunity to throw out a ceremonial first pitch prior to the game, along with a Grand Slam Teacher certificate, a gift bag filled with Brewers memorabilia and a monetary donation will be made to help cover some of their classroom costs.
There will be a blood drive again here at West on February 26 from 7am - 12pm. The blood drive will be through Versiti and the BloodCenter of Wisconsin. Anyone in good health and is over the age of 16 can donate. If you are 16, please pick up a parent consent form from Mrs. Hudaj. If you are eligible to donate, please sign up at http://bit.ly/nbwestfeb2020 and create an appointment for yourself to donate. NHS representatives will help students sign up during advisory and answer any additional questions.
Community members are also encouraged to create appointments or have walk-ins.
To support the donors, NHS will be additionally providing pancakes and grilled cheese sandwiches to those who donate.
Middle School Yearbook - Order Now! (Posted 2/3/2020)
Purchase your MIDDLE SCHOOL YEARBOOK NOW!!!
Don't miss the opportunity to purchase your yearbook on sale for $25. This is a hard cover, 40 page full color book with events and photos from this school year. The price goes up to $32 after Feb. 29th. ORDER NOW! There will not be extra yearbooks to purchase later and last year we sold out! Best of all, there will be a yearbook signing event the last week of school for everyone who buys a yearbook. Don’t delay order today! Please see Mrs. Schneider or email shelley.schneider@nbexcellence.org with questions.
Is your student enjoying the new Fab Lab? Have you seen the wonderful space located directly inside West's front entrance? Consider supporting the new Fabrication Lab with a donation to the Education Foundation of New Berlin and help ensure we can continue to expand and grow it for years to come! Visit www.efnb.org/efnb/fab-lab/donate for more info.
Recycle Your Textiles Anytime! NBW Pink Recycle Bin (Posted 1/13/20)
Don't forget you can recycle textiles (blankets,clothes,pillow cases, shoes) in the pink recycle bin in the front of the school. Drop them off anytime!
Homework Help Thursdays (Posted 11/21/19)
Every Thursday after school from 3:15 to 4:15 in the library we will have an opportunity for students in grades 7-9 to study or receive help from our 11th and 12th grade NHS members. Ride arrangements will need to be made for students who attend. Please use this link to sign up, and for more detailed information click here.
The Honor Roll is also posted outside of the Student Service Department. Congratulations!
TESTING
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UPCOMING COLLEGE & CAREER EVENTS
Career Thursdays during HS Flex - NEW SESSIONS! (Updated 2/10/20)
Community Members visit NBW Learning Commons - Conference Rm. 116E during HS Flex to share insights and experiences in their chosen career path. You will have the opportunity to learn about careers of interest and ask questions that will help you determine your career pathway. Please sign up for current week sessions in Infinite Campus or fill out the online form ahead of time and you will be assigned. Limited spots available. Please check out the NEW SESSIONS added below:
Feb. 13 - Manufacturing & Packaging
Feb. 20 - Registered Nurse
Feb. 27 - School Psychologist
Mar. 05 - U.S. Probation Officer
Mar. 12 - Early Childhood Education
Mar. 19 - Sales/Rental Property
Mar. 19 - Milwaukee County Zoo Catering
Mar. 26 - Digital Media Production
Apr. 09 - Content Creator, Blogger, & Photographer
Apr. 23 - Hair Stylist
Apr. 30 - Music Therapy
May 07 - Management and Supervision
College, University, Tech School Flex Sessions (Updated 2/11/20)
New this year! We are offering college/university/tech school flex sessions this year. Sign up during advisory to attend the pre-scheduled flex sessions. You will have the opportunity to learn detailed information and ask questions you may have while you consider your plans and career path after you graduate from high school. These sessions may be held on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Friday during HS Flex from 10:42-11:22 in room 116E (Commons area meeting room).
Feb. 14 - George Williams College
GWC is still accepting seniors into their Nursing, Psychology, Social Work, Management and Undecided programs! In addition to this, GWC still has a Pathways program as an opportunity for seniors who have been denied from colleges or are worried about their transition from high school into college because they have a low high school GPA and/or low ACT score. The Pathways program provides the student with their highest scholarship of $15,000 and since the student is a WI resident they automatically get a $3,000 scholarship. That is $18,000 of FREE money for the student to take off our sticker price for tuition. All high school students are welcome to sign up for this flex session to hear more!
Feb. 25 - Marquette
Mar. 04 - Marian University
Mar. 06 - UW-Milwaukee
Mar. 13 - Air Force
May 18 - Air Force
Exploring Engineering At Purdue (Posted 2-4-20)
Monday, April 20, 2020: Please join the Women in Engineering Program for your college campus visit to Purdue University and enjoy a comprehensive engineering experience. This program is geared toward women in their junior or senior year of high school. Please click here for more information.
Healthcare Career Academy (Posted 1/23/20)
Froedtert Hospital and the School District of New Berlin are excited to run the 4th year of Health Care Career Academy. This program will run July 20-31 between the hours of 9am and 12pm. This 2-week program is open to 10 students from the districts two high schools who are currently Sophomores and Juniors and will have turned 16 before July 20. Students accepted to this program will expand their knowledge about a wide variety of health care career options as they rotate through various departments and are mentored by medical professionals. This intensive job-shadowing experience clarifies roles and responsibilities in health care to educate students and potentially drive their career choices. All interested individuals can see their guidance counselor or Mr. Burgardt (in Room 141 at Ike) for an application. If you have any questions regarding this program, please send them to Mr. Burgardt at Daniel.burgardt@nbexcellence.org. Deadline to apply is March 27, 2020.
Summer Leadership Academy (Posted 1-15-2020)
The Summer Leadership Academy brings together 65 high school girls from across the U.S. to Mount Mary University for a residential college-prep, career exploration, and leadership program. The 2020 program will take place June 22-25, 2020. During the Academy, panels, lectures and interactive workshops are presented by experts from a variety of backgrounds, including nursing, business, education, and non-profits.
Mount Mary prides itself on hosting an incredibly diverse group of young women from across the metropolitan area and across the country. Mount Mary excels at developing confident women, and reaching them at an even earlier age through the Academy, which will help ensure successful futures for these young women, whatever path they take. For more information, click here: Summer Leadership Academy
Wisconsin American Legion Law Enforcement Career Academy (Posted 1-6-2020)
The Wisconsin American Legion is proud to offer the Wisconsin Law Enforcement Career Academy to current high school juniors and seniors. The academy is scheduled for June 22 - 26, 2020 at The Wisconsin State Patrol Academy at Ft. McCoy. The academy requires the student to stay at the academy for the week. The application is now available on our website. This academy is for students who are interested in a career in law enforcement or a law enforcement related field. The application needs to be completed to include all required signatures. All questions can be directed to Sheri@wilegion.org or by calling 608-745-1090.
ATHLETICS
Ice Force Sectional Game 2/18 Results (Posted 2/19/2020)
The Ice Force hockey season came to an end last night at the hands of the host Waukesha Wings 12-2 in the first round sectional match up at Nagawaukee Ice Arena. Scoring both goals for the Ice Force was New Berlin Eisenhower's Brady Dardis. Senior Eisenhower goalie Jacob Huang and Junior goalie Tony Friel from Waterford combined to make 25 saves.
NBW Girls Soccer Spirit Wear Webstore is Now Open! (Posted 2/17/2020)
The NB West Girls Soccer Spirit Wear Web Store has launched. Please follow this direct link for the store: https://bsg.chipply.com/westgirlssoccer. All sales help benefit NB West Girls Soccer. We have added some new items to the Web Store this year. We have a few new items on the site. Pay no shipping costs. We will deliver. The Web Store will close Thursday, February 27th at 11:50 pm. Our goal is to have all items delivered by the first week of games. Please consider supporting the NB West Girls Soccer with a purchase.
Middle School Wrestling Starts the Season with Win Over Lane (Posted 2/10/2020)
New Berlin middle school defeated Lane middle school of West Allis on Thursday night. The final team score was 66-27. Wrestlers Sawyer Hall, Ryan Gillis, Benjamin Shingledecker, and Jack Rikkola lead the team all with pins over their opponents. The middle school team has an upcoming home meet on Thursday, February 20th.
Middle School Wrestling Improves on Unbeaten Streak (Update 2/14/2020)
West and Eisenhower boys pinned 8 wrestlers from Glen Hills to take a 57-27 victory Thursday night. Taking home pins for New Berlin were Tommy Perra, Sawyer Hall, Brendan Carpenter, Benjamin Shingledecker, Jack Rikkola, Sean Ryan, Mason Gehl, and Anthony Caravella. The team is back in action on Tuesday at New Berlin West middle school gym, 4:30 start time against Pewaukee.
Track and Field Meetings (Posted 2/6/2020)
Any high school student planning on participating in Track and Field, please join us for an informational meeting in room 149 on Tuesday February 25th during HS flex. Sign up for Coach Braun's flex session!
Track and Field Parent Meeting (Posted 2/6/2020)
Parents or guardians of any high schooler planning on participating in Track and Field this upcoming season, please plan to attend the informational meeting on Thursday February 27th at 6:00pm in the Learning Commons (This is the library).
MS Track Kickoff Meeting (Posted 2/3/2020)
Middle School Track 2020 Season Kickoff Meeting!
When: Wednesday, February 27th
Where: Room 149 (down the hall from the cafeteria)
Time: FLEX - make sure to sign up for Jayne, Samantha MS Track Meeting
Questions: Ms. Jayne in room 207 or at samantha.jayne@nbexcellence.org
The New Berlin Recreation Department's 7th Annual Free Throw Contest is Saturday, Feb. 22, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Ronald Reagan Elementary School. The event is open to students in grades 3-8.
2020 NBW Youth Football Registration Meeting (Posted 1/14/20)
Registration is open to 5th - 8th graders (2020-2021 school year) who reside in the New Berlin West High School District
When: Wednesday, March 18, 2020 (6:00 - 7:00 PM)
*Please make every effort to attend.
At this meeting you will:
• Meet your Coaches
• Complete Required Paperwork for 2020 season - Player Information, Code of Conduct, Concussion Form
• Get SIZED for Helmets (if needed)
Where: New Berlin West High School Cafeteria 18695 W. Cleveland Ave, New Berlin, WI 53146
Sports physicals for $25!! Ascension Medical Group New Berlin is offering $25, no billing to insurance, sport physicals. Be sure to print the full physical form required from our website, nbwvikings.org, and bring to your appointment!
ACTIVITIES
Where are you going after high school? (Posted 2/18/2020)
Seniors: Please submit your "Senior Yearbook Surveys" to the yearbook staff regarding where you are going after highschool. Forms were emailed to senior student email addresses on Jan 2 and again on Feb 18.
Programs are available for students ages 5-15, including a new Counselor in Training (CIT) Program. See the brochure for more information.
NHS February Stress Relief Event (Posted 2/12/2020)
Come to the February NHS Stress Relief Event! This month will be a food decorating competition held on Thursday 2/20 in room 210 during flex, so make sure to sign up! All food and supplies will be provided.
February French Club (Posted 2/10/2020)
The February French Club meeting will be held on Thursday, February 20 in room 206, immediately after school. We will be sampling Fondue, a traditional Swiss delicacy! Come ready to eat chocolate and cheese fondue, and test your knowledge of Swiss culture with a Fondue Fest Kahoot! See Mme Rogneby in room 206 with questions.
DECA Madness Starting This March!! (Posted 2/10/2020)
DECA is hosting a "March Madness" style basketball tournament during HS flex on Tuesdays and Fridays in the MS gym. The first games will be on March 17th and the championship is April 7th. Sign-up forms are in Mrs. Bahnson's room (111) and due March 1st. $20 for a team of 4-7. Sign-up soon to reserve your spot!
2021 Post Prom Parent Planning Meeting (Posted 2/6/20)
It's time to begin planning 2021 Post Prom. Parents of Sophomores interested in planning a safe fun-filled evening after Prom please plan on attending this Parent Planning Post Prom Meeting. Jordan Napoli will discuss with us the changes taking place in 2021 for Prom. As a group we will discuss the what, where, when & how we can make the 2021 Junior Post Prom safe and fun. The meeting details are: February 26, 2020 at 6pm in Room 149.
COEXIST Diversity Club meeting (Posted 10/21/19)
Interested in learning more about other cultures and belief systems? Looking to meet new friends of diverse backgrounds and share your story? Join Coexist! Coexist is a student organization formed to unite, educate and express inclusivity for all groups of people regardless of background, gender, race, belief system or sexual identity. Coexist meets every other Wednesday of the month, during flex in room 200. Contact Ms. Federmeyer for more information!
WEST PERFORMING ARTS CENTER & FINE ARTS
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FUNDRAISERS
Eat Rosati's & Support the Boys Basketball Program (Posted 02/13/2020)
Help support the boys basketball program by ordering Rosati's on Moorland Rd on Wednesday, Feb. 19 between the hours of 4-8 pm. Show THIS FLYER and 20% of your purchase will go to NBW boys basketball.
Eat BW3's & Support NBW Boys Basketball (Posted 2/13/20)
Show this TEAM CARD when you dine at Buffalo Wild Wings in New Berlin and they will donate a percentage of your bill back to your school!
Post Prom Kwik Trip Car Wash Gift Cards (Posted 1/27/20)
The Post Prom Kwik Trip Car Wash gift card fundraiser runs now through February 24th. Each gift card will be sold for $36. Post Prom will profit $16 from each card. The gift card includes 5 Ultimate car washes. The Ultimate Car Wash includes: Undercarriage Flush, Presoak, High-Pressure Wash or Soft Foam Wash, Triple Shine Vehicle Enhancer/Cleaner, Spot-Free Rinse and 95-Second Super Dry.
Gift Cards must be pre-ordered -- we will order a few extra but to guarantee yours, please fill out this form: CAR WASH SALE
Please order the number of gift cards you would like through this Google doc and turn in a single check made out to NBW Post Prom to Nicole Burke in office by February 24th.
INCENTIVE: This is not a mandatory fundraiser BUT for every 5 gift cards sold, Juniors will get $5 off your PROM ticket. 10 gift cards sold = $10 off your Prom ticket.
Please contact Bev Johnson at bjrdh@yahoo.com if you should have any questions.
NEW SCHOLARSHIPS
Illustrating America (Grades 6-8)
ELIGIBILITY
• Open to all students in grades K-8 who are enrolled in a public, private, parochial or home study program in the United States.
• Student must be a U.S. citizen or U.S. national.
• Does not have to be related to a VFW or VFW Auxiliary member to participate, but the student must attend school in the same state as the sponsoring VFW Auxiliary.
CONTEST RULES
• Art must be two-dimensional.
• Art must be on canvas or paper.
• Watercolor, pencil, pastel, charcoal, tempera, crayon, acrylic, pen, ink, oil, marker, glitter or other media may be used.
• Submit canvas entries on stretcher frames or canvas board; other entries must be matted on white.
• Do not use color mats. Reinforce the back with heavy paper.
• Mounted and floating mats may also be used.
• The art should be no smaller than 8” x 10” but no larger than 18” x 24”, not including mat.
• Coloring sheets, digital art and photography are not accepted.
Any student in grades 9-12 who is enrolled in a public, private or parochial high school or home study program in the United States.
Maximum student age of 18 at time of local entry.
Student must be a U.S. citizen or U.S. national.
Applicant does not have to be related to a VFW or VFW Auxiliary member to participate, but the student must attend school in the same state as the sponsoring VFW Auxiliary.
What are the Scholarship Submission Requirements?
Two-dimensional art must be on canvas or paper. Watercolor, pencil, pastel, charcoal, tempera, crayon, acrylic, pen, ink, oil, marker or other media taught may be used.
Do not frame two-dimensional pieces.
Submit canvas entries on a stretcher frame or canvas board. Other entries must be
matted in white. Do not use color mats. Reinforce the back with heavy paper. Mounted and floating mats may also be used.
The art should be no smaller than 8” x 10” but no larger than 18” x 24”, not including mat.
Three dimensional art can be paper, papier-mâché, pottery, clay, metal work, fabric, etc.
Pieces should be no larger than 18” in any direction.
Art cannot be more than 5 lbs. in weight.
Digital art, photography and jewelry are NOT ACCEPTED.
Various Positions @ George Webb Restaurant, New Berlin (Posted 2/19/20)
Location: 3636 S. Moorland Rd., New Berlin 262-827-4007
George Webb Restuarant in New Berlin is Hiring! Free Training! Start TODAY earn CASH tips after your training! Hiring for all positions.
Timeline: Immediate
Hours: flexible, part time
Qualifications: must be respectful, social, follow directions, work with your team, learning proper setup for next shift and always untilizing your time skills, cleaning tables, cleaning condiment table dispensers, ketchup bottles land salt+pepper shakers, etc.
To Apply: Call or stop in for an interview, please not during lunch or dinner hours.
Contact: 262-827-4007
Related to Career Clusters: Hospitality & Tourism
Seasonal Grounds Crew @ The Legend-Merrill Hills, Waukesha (Posted 2/11/20)
The Legend at Merrill hills is looking to expand their Grounds Crew for the summer of 2020. To whomever is interested, you will learn how to operate various machines, and gain knowledge of what is required for daily Golf Course Maintenance. Normal work hours will be from 5:30am to 2:00pm. However, we are flexible and willing to adjust based off your schedule.
Benefits: competitive hourly wages, gold privileges, increase endurance, strength, and stamina, opportunity to make up to $5,000.
To Apply: Please contact Jake at 262-989-9221 or email at jakeertell@yahoo.com
Related to Career Clusters: Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources
Summer Seasonal Parks Maintenance @ City of New Berlin (Posted 2/7/20)
Job Pre-requisites/Requirements: Must have a valid driver's license at date of hire.
Compensation: $9.50/hour
Job Descripton: Under direct supervision, is responsible for day-to-day maintenance and improvement of grounds, facilities, and services for the Parks & Forestry Department.
Examples of Essential Duties:
Maintains park grounds, collects and disposes of litter and refuse, mows and trims grass, rakes and remove leaves and brush, general landscape maintenance and horticultural work.
Prepares parks for sporting events such as preparing ball diamonds and soccer fields.
Maintains ball diamonds including dragging, lining, raking, watering, and refuse removal.
Cleans park buildings, equipment, shelters, restrooms, and picnic areas. Performs daily equipment inspections.
Operates powered mowers, trimmers, small tractors and hand power tools.
Performs other related park maintenance tasks and functions, and support services for recreation programs, as required and assigned.
Other duties as may be assigned.
Requirements:
Ability to perform ground maintenance operations and tasks.
Ability to drive a truck and other vehicular equipment along with hooking up and pulling a trailer.
Ability to operate powered mowers, trimmers, small tractors, and similar grounds maintenance equipment.
Ability to utilize common hand tools used in grounds and park maintenance activities.
Knowledge of elementary accident precaution applicable to park and grounds maintenance operations and ability to demonstrate safe working procedures.
Ability to keep simple records and reports, and to work from oral and written directions.
Ability to maintain effective relationships with other employees and the public, and to interact with the public in a courteous and tactful manner.
Ability to perform manual labor and withstand a variety of temperatures, weather and working conditions.
Ability to present a positive image of the department and the City.
Ability to self motivate and work independently.
Valid driver's license and a good driving record. Position Specific Information Start and end dates are flexible for this seasonal position but in general it is June through August.
Related to Career Clusters: Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources, Government & Public Administration
Various Positions @ Elliott's ACE Hardware, West Allis (Posted 2/7/20)
Location: 11003 W. Oklahoma Ave., West Allis 414-545-7759
Timeline: flexible
Compensation: paid, amount not mentioned
Looking for a good job with a great local company? Then Elliott's Ace is the place for you! We are hiring vaious part-time positions at our West Allis Store.
Age Requirement: Must be 16 years old to work on our hospita floor and 18 years old to work in CBRF.
Pre-requisites: CNA Certification, CPR Certification, and CBRF Registry (if applicable)
Lakeview Specialty Hospital in Waterford is looking for students who would like to grow in a CNA position on our Hospital or CBRF unit. Typical job responsibilities in this position include but are not limited to: Adhere to facility policies and communicate with staff members, patients, and residents in a manner that is appropriate to given circumstances. Tend to patient needs for safety, comfort, and well-being in ways that foster a path to independent functioning. Works with patients and/or residents in order to optimize treatment and provide quality care to all. CBRF CNAs must be at least 18 years old to work in the unit.
Job Description: The Healthcare Support Intern will assist Lakeview staff members by providing assistance as needed in administrative departments. Some key job responsibilties include: Support the QAPI department with operational functions including collection and entry of data using appropriate procedures. Support the Human Resources department with special projects that relate to marketing, recruitment, and other functions that provide you with an enriching work experience and support our facility's mission, vision, and values. Assist in other special projects as needed. Provide administrative support in data entry, data creation, record maintenance, and related duties. Must be proficient in Microsoft systems (i.e., Word, Excel, Office, etc.)
Contact: Emily Hepbum ehepbum@lakeviewsystem.com
Related to Career Clusters: Business Management & Adiministration
Census Taker for US Government (Posted 2/5/20)
Join the 2020 Census Team! Great pay, flexible hours, weekly pay, and paid training.
Start Date: ASAP
Compensation: Paid, amount not mentioned.
Age Requirement: 18 or older
Apply Online: 2020census.gov/jobs
Contact: 1-855-562-2020 for questions
Related to Career Clusters: Government & Public Administration
Job Description: Support the Event Manager by delivering exceptional food and beverage service and providing excellent customer service.
Essential Functions:
Follow direction from the event manager with little supervision.
Specific job duties include, but are not limited to: loading and unloading trucks, setting tables, building buffets, clearing tables, carrying serving trays, washing dishes, wiping silverware, station attendant and replenishing buffets/stations.
Checks periodically with guests to ensure their complete satisfaction with the event.
Able to close facilities with little or no supervision.
Effectively train other fellow associates in the field.
Maintain the integrity and outwardly support decisions of Event Management.
Fill in where needed to ensure efficient operation in area such as, production, administration, maintenance, and other properties.
Take complaints or problems to the immediate attention of the Event Manager.
Learn the skills required to advance to the position of Event Manager.
Any other duties as delegated/assigned by upper management for the good of the company.
Continuous repetitive motions, standing, reaching, bending, lifting, carrying, walking, and lifting during 90% of shift.
Work schedule includes week days, evenings, weekends, holidays as needed to meet operational needs.
Reading and writing skills required.
Interacts verbally with contact, event guests and line associates.
Various Positions @ DJ's Lawn Sprinklers, Muskego (Posted 1/31/20)
Location: Muskego, WI www.djslawnsprinkler.com 262-909-4582
Start Date: seasonal summer work
Minimum Age Requirement: 16
Wage: paid, amount not mentioned
Job Description: We are currently looking for hard working individuals for the 2020 season. Our work is set to begin approximately mid-April.Typical work week is Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m.-whenever the workday is finished. Expect 40-55 hours per week with overtime paid after 40 hours. Driver's license is preferred but not required.
Develop/Master Important Skills-(Skilled Trades Environment)
Introduction to the skilled trades environment.
Teamwork
Collaboration
Great Work Environment
Opportunity for Leadership Roles
Opportunities for advancement for Plumbing Apprenticeship
To Apply: Please contact our office at 414-546-6456 (ask for Eric) to complete an employment application and to schedule an interview or send us an email for details.
Contact: Eric Huckstorf eric@djslawnsprinklers.com
Related to Career Clusters: Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources
Baseball/Softball Umpire @ New Berlin Athletic Association (Posted 1/29/20)
Location: Hickory Grove, New Berlin 262-844-8391 www.nbaasports.com
Start Date: May 2020
The NBAA is looking for summer umpires for the 2020 baseball and softball seasons. Flexible schedule. If you are interested, please contact NBAA Umpire Coordinator - Mario Nudi at marionudi@sbcglobal.net
Minimum Age Requirement: 14 or older
Compensation: $15-$55 per game, depending on age level
Job Pre-requisite: none
Contact: Mario Nudi marionudi@sbcglobal.net
Related to Career Cluster: Human Services
Lifeguard @ City of New Berlin (Posted 1/21/20)
Location: City of New Berlin 3805 S. Casper, New Berlin www.newberlin.org
Timeline: start date is June 1, 2020
Hours: M-Th 9:00am-3:00pm
Compensation: $12/hour
Job Description: Under the direct supervision of the Pool Manager, the Lifeguard is responsible for the safety and direct supervision of all patrons in the water and on the pool deck. They are responsible to prevent injury and react as trained in emergency situations.
Essential Duties: Maintain proper supervision of participants during all scheduled programs in the pool. Provide appropriate emergency care to pool patrons. Inspect pool area prior to and after completion of patron use to minimize and eliminate hazards. Ensure all emergency equipment is readily available, and pool area is safe. Wear proper lifeguarding rescue equipment and attire. Observes, enforces and explains all pool rules and regulations. Complete required reports and records as assigned. Report problems or needs to management. Report to work at the scheduled hour and work the entire assigned schedule. Attend all in-service training programs and be aware of all facility procedures. Communicate equipment and/or supply needs with management. All other duties as may be assigned.
Requirements: Must be at least 15 years old. Must hold current certifications through the American Red Cross in Lifeguarding, CPR-AED for lifeguards, and First Aid. Ability to demonstrate knowledge of and perform Lifeguarding, CPR, AED, and First Aid skills when tested or in an emergency situation. Ability to work with the public and assume responsibility for the safety of others. Frequently required to stand, walk, sit, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl. Ability of communicate effectively, courteously and tactfully with staff, city officials and the public. Ability to present a positive image of the department and the City.
Related to Career Clusters: Job-Government + Public Administration
Summer Day Camp Counselor @ City of New Berlin (Posted 1/21/20)
Location: 3805 S. Casper, New Berlin www.newberlin.org 262-797-2459
Timeline: Starts mid-May for training. Ends August 28, 2020.
Compensation: $9-$12/hour
Age Requirement: 16 years old
Job Description: We are looking for fun and energetic counselors to engage school-age campers in various activities, games, field trips, swimming, science and more! Provide leadership and team building and make a positive impact on children's lives. This job is a resume builder especially for those wishing to work in education! Gain and refine skills such as communication, leadership, problem solving, critical thinking and responsiblity. Monday through Friday position with four 9-hour shifts per week. This is flexible.
APPLICATIONS MAY BE FILED ONLINE AT: www.newberlin.org Interviews for this position will be in-person during the month of March and all offers for the position prior to May 18th
Contact: Katie Roht ezubarik@newberlin.org
Related to Career Clusters: Job-Government + Public Administration
Swim Instructor @ City of New Berlin (Posted 1/21/20)
Location: City of New Berlin 3805 S. Casper, New Berlin www.newberlin.org 262-797-2459
Timeline: start date June 1, 2020
Compensation: $13/hour
Age: 16 years old or older
Job Description: Performs duties under direct supervision of the Pool Manager. The WSI is responsible for the instruction of participants enrolled in swim lessons. Their responsibilities include teaching swim skills/techniques, stroke refinement, and diving safety techniques.
Examples of Essential Duties: Teach/Co-Teach progressive swim lessons according to the American Red Cross and departmental standards. Maintain proper supervision of class participants during scheduled lessons. Implement lesson plans and supervise program sessions according to class schedule. Be prepared for classes, have necessary materials out, and be ready for class. In the rare event of a substitute provide lesson plans and class lists. Be prepared to react in an emergency situation. Provide appropriate emergency care to facility patrons. Inspect area prior to use. Prevent injury and minimize or eliminate hazards. Observe, enforce and explain all facility rules and regulations. Attend all in-service training programs and be aware of facility programs and scheduling. Communicates with supervisory staff on a regular basis on the progress of classes and the need for assistance and or equipment. Completes required paperwork as needed (accident reports, course record sheets and participants skill sheets, etc.) Carry out all additional duties as assigned by the supervisory staff. Requirements Must be at least 16 years old. Must hold current certification through American Red Cross in Water Safety Instruction, CPR-AED, and First Aid. Ability to demonstrate knowledge of the skills taught in the American Red Cross swim program. Ability to work with the public and assume responsibility for the instruction and safety of others. Frequently required to swim, stand, walk, sit, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl. Ability to communicate effectively, courteously, and tactfully with staff, city officials and the public. Ability to present a positive image of the department and the City.
Related to Career Clusters: Job-Government + Public Administration
Tennis Instructor - City of New Berlin (Posted 1/21/20)
Location: 3805 S. Casper Drive, New Berlin www.newberlin.org
Timeline: start date is June 1, 2020
Compensation: $7.50-$9/hour
Job Description: Under the supervision of the Recreation Program Specialist, the Tennis Instructor is responsible for the instruction and supervision of participants in the program. The instructor will engage tennis athletes through demonstration and group instruction.
Essential Functions:
Responsible for class set-up and clean-up of tennis courts.
Responsible for instructing tennis lesson programs and tennis club.
Creates a class itinerary to engage and develop participant skill.
Insures a safe playing environment for participants.
Observes, enforces and explains all facility rules and regulations.
Answer parents questions/concerns before and after the program.
Report problems or needs to management.
Report to work at least 15 minutes prior to class and stay until all participants have left.
Attend all in-service training programs and be aware of all facility procedures.
Communicate equipment and/or supply needs with management.
All other duties as may be assigned.
Position Requirements:
Possess an interest in working with/instructing both youth and adults.
Must have knowledge and ability to organize and teach the fundamentals of tennis.
Ability to keep simple records and reports, and work from oral and written directions.
Possess a broad knowledge of tennis.
Previous instructing, coaching and/or competitive playing preferred.
Frequently required to stand, walk, sit, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl.
Ability to communicate effectively, courteously and tactfully with participants, parents, staff, city officials and the public.
Ability to present a positive image of the department and the City.
APPLICATIONS MAY BE FILED ONLINE AT: www.newberlin.org
Contact: Tanner Maynard ezubarik@newberlin.org
Related to Career Clusters: Job-Government + Public Administration
Tumbling Coordinator @ City of New Berlin (Posted 1/21/20)
Location: 3805 S. Casper, New Berlin www.newberlin.org 262-797-2459
Compensation: $14-$18/hour
Job Description: Under the direction of the Program Supervisor, the Gymnastics/Tykes Tunes Tumbling Tots Coordinator serves as the supervisory staff member during gymnastic program. Directly responsible for the safety of participants in the program and helps participants learn and improve their gymnastics skills, strength and endurance.
Examples of Essential Duties: Responsible for opening and closing Hickory Grove Center during entire assigned schedule. Responsible for communicating with staff to make sure that all shifts are staffed. Responsible for instructing classes on Saturday and as needed. Assist in planning and coordinating gymnastics curriculum and activities. Observes, enforces and explains all facility rules and regulations. Answer parents questions/concerns during the program. Responsible for completing weekly paperwork to be turned into management. Report problems or needs to management. Provide leadership for staff. Report to work at the scheduled hour and work the entire assigned schedule. Communicate equipment and/or supply needs with management. All other duties as may be assigned.
Requirements: Possesses superior knowledge of the sport of gymnastics. Previous gymnastics experience and prior training knowledge. Working knowledge of proper teaching and spotting techniques. Ability to assign duties and supervise personnel. Ability of communicate effectively, courteously and tactfully with staff, city officials and the public. Frequently required to stand, walk, sit, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl. Ability to present a positive image of the department and the City.
APPLICATIONS MAY BE FILED ONLINE AT: www.newberlin.org
Contact: Tanner Maynard ezubarik@newberlin.org
Related to Career Clusters: Job-Government + Public Administration
Youth Sports Instructor @ City of New Berlin Recreation (Posted 1/21/20)
Location: 3805 S. Casper, New Berlin www.newberlin.org 262-797-2459
Compensation: $8.50/hour
Start Date: June 1, 2020
Job Description: Under the supervision of the Recreation Program Specialist, the Youth Sports Instructor is responsible for the instruction and supervision of participants in the program. The instructor will engage young athletes through demonstration and teach a variety of youth sports including football, t-ball, basketball, soccer and gymnastics.
Essential Duties: Responsible for class set-up and clean-up of program areas. -Responsible for instructing youth sports program or sports league. -Creates a class itinerary to engage and develop participant skill. -Ensures a safe playing environment for participants. -Observes, enforces and explains all facility rules and regulations. -Answer parents questions/concerns before and after the program. -Report problems or needs to management. -Report to work at least 15 minutes prior to class and stay until all participants have left. -Attend all in-service training programs and be aware of all facility procedures. -Communicate equipment and/or supply needs with management. -All other duties as may be assigned.
Requirements: Possess an interest in working with/instructing toddlers and young children. -Must have knowledge and ability to organize and teach the fundamentals of a variety of sports. -Ability to keep simple records and reports, and work from oral and written directions. -Possess a broad knowledge of sports. -Previous instructing, coaching and/or competitive playing preferred. -Frequently required to stand, walk, sit, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl. -Ability to communicate effectively, courteously and tactfully with participants, parents, staff, city officials and the public. -Ability to present a positive image of the department and the City.
Contact: Katie Roth ezubarik@newberlin.org
Related to Career Clusters: Job-Government + Public Administration
Concession Stand Attendant @ City of New Berlin (Posted 1/21/20)
Location: 3805 S. Casper, New Berlin www.newberlin.org 262-797-2459
Compensation: $9-$12/hour
Dates: 4/27/20-8/20/20
Age: 18
Job Description: Concession Stands Attendant provides a summer seasonal job to engage in costumers while taking and delivering orders accurately. This position assists and reports to the Concession Stand Manager and Recreation Program Specialist. Students will be expected to attend all in-service training programs, maintain a safe and clean working environment, keep simple records, present a professional image to customers, and refine their ability to work independently and as a team. Previous food handling or sales related work experience preferred
Related to Career Clusters: Job-Government + Public Administration
Tennis Coordinator @ City of New Berlin (Posted 1/20/20)
Location: 3805 S. Casper Drive, New Berlin www.newberlin.org
Timeline: start date is June 1, 2020
Compensation: $10/hour
Job Description: Under the supervision of the Recreation Program Specialist, the Tennis Instructor is responsible for the instruction and supervision of participants in the program. The instructor will engage tennis athletes through demonstration and group instruction.
Duties of the position include:
Responsible for ensuring the proper and direct supervision/instruction of participants in both instruction and club programs.
Responsible for public relations on site with parents.
Observes, enforces and explains all facility rules and regulations.
Opening and closing the facility.
Arrives at least a half-hour prior to the start of the program to ensure that courts are free of debris. On days where rain has occurred, arrives at least 45 minutes prior to start of the instructional classes of the morning sessions, and assists with making decision on holding classes. Rol-dry courts as necessary after decision has been made regarding holding programs.
Maintains records and reports, including checking payroll time cards, program evaluation forms, and all related match information forms necessary to conduct the Tennis Club.
Attends and assists in service training, ongoing evaluations and holds weekly staff meetings.
Is aware of all facility programs and scheduling.
Reviews current tennis staff manual.
Must communicate equipment and supply needs with the New Berlin Recreation Department.
Works closely with Supervisory staff at New Berlin Recreation Department to enhance communication.
Teach skills and work to enhance the ability, of the participants.
Ensures that instructional staff is utilizing the tennis curriculum given by USTA.
Arrange matches with other league teams according to the schedule by: contacting the opposing coach to find out how many youth are able to play working with youth club members to have them indicate their intention to play afternoon matches to work with staff to make sure that we have staff coverage at each match to provide directions to our team members and the opposing team as to match and court locations send in any necessary reports to local USTA or SEPRC league offices.
Visit instruction at Malone Park once a week to observe how instructors are doing at instruction.
Provide first aid to participants if needed.
Ensure that each day/evening of Tennis staff covers Instruction.
Conduct staff evaluation at the end of the program season.
Carries out additional duties as may be assigned by Supervisory staff.
On rain days: Immediately report to Lions Park to ascertain status of 9 AM Youth Tennis Club, begin rol-drying if necessary. Update the Recreation office throughout the morning as to the status of the Lions Park club practices whether they will be held or not. Decide whether afternoon matches will be held or not and communicate both with the opposing team, and the Parks & Recreation Office. Make sure that at least one staff person remains at each site to inform possible participants that have not heard that practice/instruction has been canceled.
Requirements Include:
Previous experience as Tennis coach or instructor preferred. Must have knowledge of Tennis match strategy.
Ability to assign duties and supervise personnel.
Must have considerable ability as a Tennis player, plus knowledge of teaching these skills and safety considerations in a class and competitive Tennis setting.
Ability to interpret the goals, purpose, and content of the Tennis programs to the public.
Possess an interest in working with/instructing both youth and adults.
Ability to keep simple records and reports, and work from oral and written directions.
Frequently required to stand, walk, sit, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl.
Ability to communicate effectively, courteously and tactfully with participants, parents, staff, city officials and the public. Ability to present a positive image of the department and the City.
APPLICATIONS MAY BE FILED ONLINE AT: www.newberlin.org
Contact: Tanner Maynard ezubarik@newberlin.org
Related to Career Clusters: Job-Government + Public Administration
Volunteers @ Badger Hospice, Various Locations (Posted 1/9/20)
Location: 125 N. Executive Drive, Suite 100, Brookfield 262-825-7960 badgerhospice.org
Timeline: immediate
We have the opportunity for students to volunteer at facilities doing visits with patients or help with corporate office administrative tasks. This could provide valuable experience for students hoping to go into healthcare, healthcare administration or business. Please contact Rachel Radtke if you are interested in volunteering.
Contact: Rachel Radtke rachel@badgerhospice.org
Related to Career Clusters: Human Services, Health Sciences
Lifeguards - Milwaukee County Parks/Aquatics (Posted 9/23/19)
Location: 9480 W. Watertown Plank Rd. www.countypark.com 414-257-8077
Timeline: June 2020
Hours: Varies
Compensation: Starting pay of $10.57/hr
Age/Job Requirement: Must be age 16 by June 2020; Lifeguards must be able to swim 100 meters in 1:45 seconds
Individuals will receive in water rescue training, advanced first aid and CPR training, and onsite training for emergency situations. Roles include ensuring patron swimmer safety, enforcing rules, responding to patrons in distress, and facility maintenance. The job is a good starting point for individuals interested in getting experience in health and human services, emergency services and public services. Lifeguarding is an excellent way to develop skills in teamwork, adaptability, leadership, communication, and public relations. This position requires individual?s to work in a fast paced, outdoor environment at one of the 12 Milwaukee County pools or Bradford Beach.
Contact: Krystal Ganz aparks@milwaukeecountywi.gov or call (414) 257-8077
Related to Career Clusters: Government + Public Administration
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