POSITION
DESCRIPTION
SECTION
I:
GENERAL
INFORMATION
Position
Title:
Duluth
Central
Education
Services
Building
Clerical
Department:
Human
Resources
Immediate
Supervisor's
Position
Title:
Executive
Director,
Human
Resources
and
Operations
FLSA
Status
Non-Exempt
Pay
Grade
Assignment:
Clerical
Local
692,
Exhibit
A,
Pay
Group
2
Bargaining
Unit:
Clerical
Unit
General
Summary
of
Purpose
Of
Job:
Under
general
supervision,
the
Duluth
Central
Education
Services
Building
Clerical
serves
as
a
vital
central
hub
for
district-wide
administrative
and
communication
operations.
This
role
is
responsible
for
managing
critical
and
shipping
services,
acting
as
a
district
operator,
and
providing
essential
front
desk
support
to
staff,
students,
and
the
public.
This
Clerical
position
also
plays
a
key
role
in
managing
student
information
systems,
supporting
online
registration,
and
providing
diverse
clerical
assistance
across
various
departments,
contributing
significantly
to
the
smooth
and
efficient
functioning
of
the
entire
district.
SECTION
II:
ESSENTIAL
DUTIES
AND
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Duty
No.
Essential
Duties:
(These
duties
are
a
representative
sample;
position
assignments
may
vary.)
1.
Manages
comprehensive
district-wide
mailroom
operations,
including
processing
all
incoming
and
outgoing
(USPS,
UPS,
FedEx,
Speedy),
overseeing
machine
maintenance,
and
assisting
with
budget
reports.
2.
Serves
as
a
district
operator
and
centralized
communication
hub,
handling
all
incoming
phone
calls,
monitoring
the
emergency
line,
and
triaging/responding
to
the
general
district
information
inbox.
3.
Operates
and
monitors
the
front
door
security
system,
coordinating
building
access
for
visitors
and
collaborating
with
the
building
engineer
on
access
scheduling.
4.
Provides
essential
front
desk
and
visitor
services,
greeting
and
directing
guests,
managing
meeting
room
bookings,
and
ensuring
calendars
are
updated
for
staff
assignments.
5.
Administers
critical
student
information
system
data
within
platforms
like
I/C,
Parent
Square,
and
processing
census
changes,
student
address
updates,
relationship
changes,
and
guardian
contact
information.
6.
Manages
Parent
Portal
requests
and
Online
Registration
processes,
providing
direct
support
to
parents
and
ensuring
accurate
data
entry
for
student
enrollment.
7.
Enters
and
maintains
accurate
student
transportation
information
within
designated
district
systems.
8.
Provides
dedicated
administrative
support
to
the
Enrollment
Center,
including
attending
meetings,
assisting
with
individual
enrollment
cases,
and
supporting
open
house
events.
9.
Delivers
general
administrative
and
clerical
support
to
various
district
sites
and
departments,
which
may
include
data
entry,
preparing
materials,
assisting
with
Boardbook
updates,
and
processing
building
work
orders.
10.
Supports
district
marketing
and
community
outreach
efforts,
assisting
with
communications
directed
at
community
members
and
parents.
11.
Manages
recurring
daily
tasks
and
efficiently
handles
increased
workload
volumes
during
peak
periods,
such
as
the
beginning
of
the
school
year.
12.
Performs
other
related
duties
as
assigned
to
the
overall
efficiency
and
effectiveness
of
the
Duluth
Central
Education
Services
building
and
various
departments.
SECTION
III:
WORK
REQUIREMENTS
AND
CHARACTERISTICS
EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE
REQUIREMENTS:
Minimum
education
and
experience
required
to
perform
adequately
in
position
could
reasonably
be
attained
only
by
completing
the
following:
X
High
school
diploma
or
GED.
Degree
Required:
X
Required
Work
Experience
in
Addition
to
Formal
Education/Training:
Minimum
three
(3)
years
of
administrative
support,
customer
service,
or
office
clerical
experience
in
a
busy,
multi-faceted
environment,
preferably
within
an
educational
setting,
OR
a
combination
of
education
and
experience
totaling
(4)
years.
Required
Supervisory
Experience:
PREFERRED
EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE
REQUIREMENTS:
None
required.
LICENSE/CERTIFICATION:
(Identify
licenses/certification
required
upon
hiring:
None
required.
ESSENTIAL
KNOWLEDGE,
SKILLS
AND
ABILITIES
REQUIRED
TO
PERFORM
THE
WORK
Knowledge
and
practices
of
general
office
administration,
reception,
and
record-keeping.
service
standards
and
effective
communication
techniques.
of
multi-line
phone
systems
and
office
equipment
(e.g.,
machines,
copiers).
understanding
of
budgeting
and
financial
coding.
entry
procedures
and
information
management
systems.
knowledge
of
district
operations
and
departmental
functions.
Skills
verbal
and
written
communication
skills
for
diverse
interactions
(phone,
email,
in-person).
organizational
and
multitasking
abilities
to
manage
varied
responsibilities
and
prioritize
effectively.
in
Microsoft
Office
Suite
(Word,
Excel,
Outlook)
and
willingness
to
learn
new
district-specific
software
rapidly.
data
entry
and
attention
to
detail
for
maintaining
precise
records.
skills
to
independently
resolve
inquiries
and
administrative
challenges.
skills
to
build
positive
relationships
with
staff,
students,
parents,
and
vendors.
to
remain
calm
and
effective
in
fast-paced
or
emergency
situations.
Abilities
independently
with
minimal
supervision
and
as
part
of
a
collaborative
team.
a
high
volume
of
phone
calls
and
in-person
inquiries
efficiently
and
courteously.
confidentiality
of
sensitive
student,
staff,
and
district
information.
quickly
to
changing
priorities
and
unexpected
demands.
and
competently
operate
new
technology
systems
relevant
to
the
role.
clear
and
helpful
information
to
a
diverse
range
of
stakeholders.
initiative
in
identifying
and
addressing
administrative
needs.
PHYSICAL
REQUIREMENTS :
Indicate
according
to
the
requirements
of
the
essential
duties/responsibilities
Employee
is
required
to:
Never
1-33%
Occasionally
34-66%
Frequently
66-100%
Continuously
Stand
Walk
Sit
Use
hands
dexterously
(use
fingers
to
handle,
feel)
Reach
with
hands
and
arms
Climb
or
balance
Stoop/kneel/crouch
or
crawl
Talk
and
hear
Taste
and
smell
Lift
&
Carry:
Up
to
10
lbs .
Up
to
25
lbs.
Up
to
50
lbs.
Up
to
100
lbs.
More
than
100
lbs.
Vision
Requirements:
Yes
No
No
special
vision
requirements
Close
Vision
(20
in.
of
less)
Distance
Vision
(20
ft.
of
more)
Color
Vision
Depth
Perception
Peripheral
Vision
General
Environmental
Conditions:
Work
is
performed
under
normal
office
conditions
and
there
are
minimal
environmental
risks
or
disagreeable
conditions
associated
with
the
work.
The
typical
noise
level
is
considered
to
be
moderate.
General
Physical
Conditions:
Work
can
be
generally
characterized
as:
Sedentary
Work:
Exerting
up
to
10
pounds
of
force
occasionally
and/or
a
negligible
amount
of
force
frequently
or
constantly
to
lift,
carry,
push,
pull
or
otherwise
move
objects,
including
the
human
body.
RESPONSIBILITY
FOR
DIRECT
SUPERVISION
OF
THE
FOLLOWING
POSITIONS:
N/A
SECTION
IV:
CLASSIFICATION
HISTORY
AND
APPROVAL
This
Position
Description
reflects
an
accurate
and
complete
description
of
the
duties
and
responsibilities
assigned
to
the
position.
_____
____
Signature
-
Human
Resources
Date
Job
Classification
History:
Prepared
by
TS
5/2025
Board
Approval:
06/17/2025
Reviewed/updated:
Reviewed/updated:
| Location | Duluth, MN |
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