City of Scottsbluff, Nebraska - Government

Teacher

• Teach small and large group classes in math, science, social studies, reading, language, and instruct a program for English as a second language as needed.
• Work with students whose abilities range from 0 to 12.9+ grade levels and ages range from 14 to 65+.
• Utilize various online learning resources to integrate secure technology into lessons.
• Document classroom activities/student progress weekly.
• Maintain classroom supervision and discipline while overseeing and training inmate teacher aides.
• Completing monthly payroll for incarcerated individuals.
• Identify student learning materials to recommend for purchase.
• Develop and produce learning boards, computer generated worksheets, tests, lessons, classroom management tools, and other items as needed.
• Maintain various computer-based data management system requirements related to education, Education LACES, and Nebraska Inmate Case Management System (NICaMS) data.
• Work with existing staff to develop a team approach to education.
• Maintain tool control and inventory.
• Monitor designated areas for cleanliness, maintain supply inventory, and complete required safety and sanitation reports.

General

• The work involves job orientation and training under close supervision for a period of one year to gain experience and develop ability.
• Incumbents are trained in performing investigatory and supervisory responsibilities involving offenders, under direct supervision for an assigned district.
• Training includes managing a caseload; preparing investigation reports; supervising offenders; conducting intake and detention interviews; testifying in courts; performing drug and alcohol testing; arresting or detaining probationers per statute; and managing and maintaining electronic monitoring equipment.
• Regular travel is required to support operations across both the Fremont and Blair offices.
• Core hours are Monday–Friday daytime with occasional on-call, evening, weekend, and holiday availability required.

Probation Officer Trainee – Juvenile

Examiner

• Conduct on-site and/or in-office reviews to ensure compliance
• Prepare workpapers or spreadsheets to document work
• Contact taxpayers to request records of information or to explain process and requirements
• Respond to taxpayer requests for information and explanations
• Document relevant facts, information, results, and recommendation through reports and databases
• Discuss findings with Revenue professionals to resolve issues or make recommendations

Discovery Examiner

• Requires intensive case management for our highest risk youth
• Conducting screening and risk tools, investigations for the Court
• Completing intakes at the request of law enforcement
• Facilitating groups, utilizing the science of brain development as a foundation for the work with youth
• Skill training, high-level engagement with families, school, & service providers
• Service matching that aligns with the key life areas
• Monitoring court conditions and doing transition planning
• Regular travel is required to support operations across both Fremont and Blair offices
• Occasional on-call, evening, weekend, and holiday availability is required

Teacher

Probation Officer Trainee – Juvenile

Discovery Examiner

Specialized Populations Officer – Juvenile