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CPS reports 138 of 160 crossing guard posts staffed; seeks volunteers to fill 22 vacancies
Summary
Cincinnati Public Schools said it assumed responsibility for crossing guard staffing in February, outfitted guards with new safety gear and retraining, and is seeking applicants for 22 remaining locations.
Cincinnati Public Schools told the joint CPS–City Healthy Neighborhoods Committee on April 16 that it has assumed responsibility for the city’s crossing‑guard program, has filled most posts and is asking the public to apply for remaining openings.
CPS Chief Operations Officer Chris Burkhart said CPS took over crossing-guard operations in February and now covers 160 crossing locations citywide. “There are currently 138 of those staffed with a permanent person,” Burkhart said; the district is filling roughly 22 remaining locations via temporary staff and volunteers until hires are completed.
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