HELPING IN THE OFFICE
Tyler moved from California to Sandpoint last year
Addi Edwards
What’s the best part of working as an office aide?
“The best part is getting to hang out with the office staff.”
What made you decide to be an office aide?
“My grandmother is Patsy Sletager and the Attendance Officer so I decided to because I already knew my way around the office and spent a lot of time in there.”
What kind of tasks are you asked to perform as an office aide?
“I run notes, make copies, direct visitors to classrooms, and file notes.”
Do you think that being a counseling aide gives you any academic advantages?
“I think it does in a way because it is kind of a study hall when you don’t have any tasks to do which gives you time to look over your homework or finish it.”
Tyler Smith
How long have you been a counseling aide?
“This semester is my first time being an aide.”
What’s the best part of working as a counseling aide?
“I have time to do homework and get credit for it.”
What made you decide to be a counseling aide?
“I needed to fill up my schedule, but now I have a place to do homework.”
What kind of tasks are you asked to perform as a counseling aide?
“I run notes, help with small projects, and make copies.”
Do you think that being a counseling aide gives you any academic advantages?
“Yes, I get extra time to tend to my studies.”
Liz Marshall is a Senior and is Opinion Editor for the Cedar Post. This is her second year on staff.
Mackenzie Packer is a Senior and is Assistant Photo Editor for the Cedar Post. This her second year on staff.
