CG25-33 Casual Lunch Program Aide
About the role
Rocky Mountain School District #6 is now accepting applications for Casual Lunch Program Aides in the Golden Zone.
The Lunch Program Aide works independently and is responsible for the smooth operation of the school lunch program including the provision of service for the nutritional break. Capable of working well with, and organizing the activities of both student and adult assistants. Work is performed under the supervision of the Principal.
Examples of Work
- Design and implement weekly menus, for lunches and nutritional breaks, following the B.C. Healthy Foods Guidelines for School, and work with the school schedule.
- Make arrangements with participating businesses for the ordering of catered food. Maintain records of service provided and makes appropriate recommendations to the Principal or designate as part of an ongoing evaluation process.
- Order all foods for and oversee the running of the breakfast and nutritional break programs, if applicable.
- Order all goods for lunch program and provides distribution of catered foods. If space is allocated in the future, will provide on-site lunch preparation.
- Manage cash and supervise students and volunteers doing cash.
- Organize, supervise and train students and volunteers who assist in the food program, to build skills in the food services industry.
- Be responsible for daily clean up with respect for the district's environment-friendly practices (e.g. recycling, use of biodegradable materials, etc.)
- Work as a member of a school team with staff, students, parent volunteers and students assigned to the program for work experience credit, if applicable.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
Required Knowledge, Abilities And Skills
- Experience in commercial food preparation and previous business experience would be assets.
- Possess working knowledge of nutrition and safe food preparation with a high standard of personal hygiene and stamina.
- Must be well organized and able to a) plan the weekly menus and b) provide evaluation of the program's effectiveness to the committee.
- Must possess a current Food Safe certification. Recertification required every five years.
- Able to create healthy menu options that appeal to the student population, and provide good nutritional value and ongoing variety.
- Able to calculate cost per serving, and plan and budget for appropriate profit margins.
Required Training, Experience And Certification
- High School Diploma or equivalent.
- Understanding and knowledge of basic book-keeping.
- Training and/or experience in Food Industry.
- Holds current Food Safe Certificate.
- First Aid Certificate.
Rate of Pay $28.31/hr, as per the Collective Agreement 440
For further information, please contact Mike Archibald, Principal, 250-344-2201.
Electronic applications are required from all applicants . If you are qualified and interested in the above competition, please submit your electronic application (including at least two references who have supervised you) by Friday, November 7, 2025 at 4:00 p.m . (MST), via .
Thank you for your interest in School District 6. Please note, only candidates moving forward in this process will be contacted for an interview. Rocky Mountain School District No. 6 is located on the traditional unceded territories of the Ktunaxa and Secwépemc Nations. We honour the cultures, languages and First Nations people of these territories
About School District No. 6 (Rocky Mountain)
School District No. 6 Rocky Mountain serves all communities from Golden to Kimberley. There are 18 schools including three alternate schools and one online school in three zones, Golden, including the community of Nicholson, Windermere, including Edgewater, Invermere, and Canal Flats, and Kimberley, including Marysville.
The District serves approximately 3500 students, employs approximately 550 staff, and has an operating budget of approximately $54 million dollars. Nine Trustees make up the Board of Education, three from each zone: Its mission, vision, and values guide all decisions, made by the Board of Education.
Rocky Mountain School District also serves approximately 80 international students each year. These students from around the world enroll in our schools to study and experience the unique environment that we have to offer in British Columbia.
CG25-33 Casual Lunch Program Aide
About the role
Rocky Mountain School District #6 is now accepting applications for Casual Lunch Program Aides in the Golden Zone.
The Lunch Program Aide works independently and is responsible for the smooth operation of the school lunch program including the provision of service for the nutritional break. Capable of working well with, and organizing the activities of both student and adult assistants. Work is performed under the supervision of the Principal.
Examples of Work
- Design and implement weekly menus, for lunches and nutritional breaks, following the B.C. Healthy Foods Guidelines for School, and work with the school schedule.
- Make arrangements with participating businesses for the ordering of catered food. Maintain records of service provided and makes appropriate recommendations to the Principal or designate as part of an ongoing evaluation process.
- Order all foods for and oversee the running of the breakfast and nutritional break programs, if applicable.
- Order all goods for lunch program and provides distribution of catered foods. If space is allocated in the future, will provide on-site lunch preparation.
- Manage cash and supervise students and volunteers doing cash.
- Organize, supervise and train students and volunteers who assist in the food program, to build skills in the food services industry.
- Be responsible for daily clean up with respect for the district's environment-friendly practices (e.g. recycling, use of biodegradable materials, etc.)
- Work as a member of a school team with staff, students, parent volunteers and students assigned to the program for work experience credit, if applicable.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
Required Knowledge, Abilities And Skills
- Experience in commercial food preparation and previous business experience would be assets.
- Possess working knowledge of nutrition and safe food preparation with a high standard of personal hygiene and stamina.
- Must be well organized and able to a) plan the weekly menus and b) provide evaluation of the program's effectiveness to the committee.
- Must possess a current Food Safe certification. Recertification required every five years.
- Able to create healthy menu options that appeal to the student population, and provide good nutritional value and ongoing variety.
- Able to calculate cost per serving, and plan and budget for appropriate profit margins.
Required Training, Experience And Certification
- High School Diploma or equivalent.
- Understanding and knowledge of basic book-keeping.
- Training and/or experience in Food Industry.
- Holds current Food Safe Certificate.
- First Aid Certificate.
Rate of Pay $28.31/hr, as per the Collective Agreement 440
For further information, please contact Mike Archibald, Principal, 250-344-2201.
Electronic applications are required from all applicants . If you are qualified and interested in the above competition, please submit your electronic application (including at least two references who have supervised you) by Friday, November 7, 2025 at 4:00 p.m . (MST), via .
Thank you for your interest in School District 6. Please note, only candidates moving forward in this process will be contacted for an interview. Rocky Mountain School District No. 6 is located on the traditional unceded territories of the Ktunaxa and Secwépemc Nations. We honour the cultures, languages and First Nations people of these territories
About School District No. 6 (Rocky Mountain)
School District No. 6 Rocky Mountain serves all communities from Golden to Kimberley. There are 18 schools including three alternate schools and one online school in three zones, Golden, including the community of Nicholson, Windermere, including Edgewater, Invermere, and Canal Flats, and Kimberley, including Marysville.
The District serves approximately 3500 students, employs approximately 550 staff, and has an operating budget of approximately $54 million dollars. Nine Trustees make up the Board of Education, three from each zone: Its mission, vision, and values guide all decisions, made by the Board of Education.
Rocky Mountain School District also serves approximately 80 international students each year. These students from around the world enroll in our schools to study and experience the unique environment that we have to offer in British Columbia.