How many hours do crossing guards work?

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Crossing guards typically work between 10 to 20 hours per week. Nearly all crossing guards work on a part-time status. The exact number of hours they work can depend on the specific school, school district, or community they are working in.

Most crossing guards only work for a few hours a day, and sometimes less. They might put in a shift in the morning before the start of school for one to two hours, and then they might return to their post in the afternoon when school is letting out for another one to two hours. Some crossing guards also only work one shift, either in the morning or afternoon.

In certain cases crossing guards might get additional work hours during the week if they end up working for special school-related events, like a sports game, school dance, or another function that takes place during after-school hours. Crossing guards might also obtain additional hours when covering for another crossing guard that is absent for some reason.

Crossing guards' specific working hours can also be impacted if they work by a school that has: