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USD 223 is looking to fill two custodian positions and one cook position for Hanover Public School. Individuals must be 18 years old and hold a valid driver’s license. This position starts immediately. Applications can be found on the USD 223 website at https://www.usd223.org/page/employment-opportunities. Interviews and background checks will be scheduled promptly. Competitive wages and benefit packages are available. For Questions please contact Tim Mueller at (c) 785-747-6956 or email tmueller@usd223.org.


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