Communities In Schools of the Rocky Mount Region, Inc.

Part-time Bookkeeper Job Description

Job Summary:

Perform work, including but not limited to:

• Maintaining employee files, equipment files and insurance information;
• Reconciling bank statements, posting deposits and paying bills and invoices;
• Calculating and administering payroll transactions;
• Preparing financial statements for bi-monthly Board Meeting and preparing other miscellaneous reports as needed;
• Conducting clerical/administrative functions as needed
• Responsible for Grant Management

A successful candidate will be proficient in Quickbooks for non-profits, knowledgeable in all IRS regulations relating to non-profits, possess strong numerical and mathematical skills, and knowledgeable in non-profit grant management.  An Associate’s Degree in Accounting is preferred.

Interested applicants should submit a resume with references to:  Communities In Schools of the Rocky Mount Region, Inc., 201 South Pearl Street, Rocky Mount, NC 27804.

Welcome to Communities In Schools of the Rocky Mount Region, Inc.

DID YOU KNOW ?   

Communities In Schools is the only nonprofit proven to keep kids in school and help them graduate on time. . .

• by having the student enrolled in the Communities In Schools Program,
• by having volunteers once every week during the school year for an hour to help a child,
• by having parental involvement and
• by having a family support system.

Communities In Schools believe that all children need and deserve five basic life tools:

1. A personal one-on-one relationship with a caring adult.
2. A safe place to learn and grow.
3. A marketable skill to use upon graduation.
4. A chance to give back to peers and community.
5. A healthy start and a potential for a healthy future.

Jessica Anistead is doing her internship for her batchelor’s degree in social work with Communities In Schools through ECU. She is a graduate of Northern Nash High School and a graudate of the Communities In Schools College Access Program.

The College Access Program (CAP) identifies sixth graders who show potential for academic success. These students are served throughout their high school years.  Upon graduation the students meeting eligibility criteria will receive a scholarship for college or further studies.  The scholarship is named in memory of Gerald D. Daniel, a long-time support and past board member.  Upon graduation if a student attends college or trade school, he/she will be eligible for “LAST DOLLAR” financial assistance.

The involvement of community volunteers as tutors or mentors is a very important part of the Communities In Schools College Access Program.

 Northern Nash High School

                                                          Nash Central High School

Rocky Mount High School

The CAP seniors were recognized at the end of year luncheon on May 4, 2011 at Nash Community College.