Food Server

As a Food Server, you will set up and serve breakfast and lunch, ensuring that students have the fuel they need to learn every day. This includes organizing and maintaining the food service logos and interacting with students daily in a positive manner.

This is a part-time position for 16-20 hours a week with a salary range of $16.89 to $22.23.

Who We Are:

What if all students graduated high school with the knowledge, skills and habits they need to lead a fulfilled life? This is the question that guides our mission at Summit Public Schools. 

Summit is a leading network of public schools that prepare a diverse student population for success in a four-year college and to be thoughtful, contributing members of society. We operate 12 schools serving over 4,000 students in the Bay Area and Washington state. 100% of Summit graduates are college ready and Summit graduates complete college at double the national average.

We need exceptional, diverse, and mission-aligned individuals to join our team to help prepare our students for a fulfilled life. Join us!

What You’ll Do:

Meals

  • Receive deliveries and maintain required paperwork.
  • Set up and serve breakfast and lunch every day.
  • Maintain a welcoming, clean, and compliant service.
  • Other duties as assigned.

Who You Are: 

Key Qualities and Skills:

  • Commitment to mission. Shares belief that all students are capable of being college ready and willing to go above and beyond to serve children and their communities.
  • Fit with values and culture. Displays core characteristics of compassion, courage, curiosity, respect, responsibility, and integrity; demonstrates a growth mindset; able to give and receive honest, actionable and timely feedback.
  • Excellent relationship building and communication skills. Can effectively communicate verbally and in writing with diverse stakeholders including teachers, families, and students; shows empathy; demonstrates customer-service mindset.
  • Outstanding organizational skills and obsession with detail. Sweats the small stuff.
  • Strong track record of execution. Gets things done in a timely manner while balancing multiple tasks at the same time; is reliable; follows through without follow-up.
  • Positive and flexible attitude. Is adaptable; open to changes and new ideas; enjoy fast-paced environment.

What You Need:

  • An ability to bend, lift, and move items from both low and high shelves and pull and push carts up to 50 lbs.
  • An ability to work in a standing position for long periods of time and an ability to walk across the campus multiple times per day.
  • An ability to obtain a CA Food Handler certificate within 30 days of hire,
  • Clear health and background check.
  • Commitment to uphold Summit’s values, belief that all children deserve a rigorous and equitable education that prepares them for college and for life.

Summit is an equal opportunity employer. We believe that diversity, equity, and inclusion are directly intertwined with education. We are ALL better when we are able to bring our whole selves to work and honor each other’s voices across identities, cultural backgrounds, and life experiences. We welcome and encourage applications from individuals who are members of historically marginalized communities. Spanish language proficiency is a plus.

To see Summit Public Schools' full non-discrimination statement as it relates to students and parents along with designated compliance coordinators for each school, see HERE for Washington and HERE for California. To see Summit Public Schools' full non-discrimination statement as it relates to employees, see here for Washington and here for California.


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