DCPS staffers work without job descriptions

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School system legally required to provide them At least 500 administrators in D.C. Public Schools don’t have job descriptions — which they’re legally required to have — and say that without them, employees are being asked to do unusual tasks for the school system.

One business manager says she is repeatedly asked to stand on the corner and play crossing guard during dismissal.

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