Lunenburg Afterschool Program (KEAP) is Hiring!

October 1, 2024

Lunenburg School is currently seeking individuals to join our 麻豆传媒 Afterschool Program (KEAP) team! Below are details for the open KEAP positions:


麻豆传媒 Afterschool Enrichment Instructors at Lunenburg School - $25/hour

Plan, implement, and supervise a 6-8 week program of your choice, 1 to 4 days a week. Usually 1hr/day. Previous enrichments have included Community Cooking Club, Fishing, Outdoor Cooking, Teambuilding Games, Shelter Building, etc.


Group Leaders - $18/hour

Monday - Thursday 3:00pm - 5:00pm (can work 1-4 days/week). Work alongside the site coordinator and enrichment instructors to supervise students during circle time, snack, recess, enrichment block, and reflection time. Lead activities for students.


Please visit to apply. For more information regarding the positions, please visit the Employment page on the KESD website, or contact Jackie Verley, KEAP Program Director via phone at 802-626-4733 or email jverley@kingdomeast.org.

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