Bus Monitor Clause Samples
The Bus Monitor clause establishes the role and responsibilities of an individual or system tasked with overseeing the operation and safety of a bus service. Typically, this clause outlines duties such as supervising passenger behavior, ensuring adherence to safety protocols, and reporting incidents or violations during transit. By clearly defining these obligations, the clause helps maintain order and safety on the bus, addressing potential issues proactively and ensuring a secure environment for all passengers.
Bus Monitor. The District may allow the most difficult routes to have a bus monitor.
Bus Monitor. Bus Monitor is an employee who is regularly scheduled on a bus route to assist students who have a need for a bus monitor based on their individualized transportation plan.
Bus Monitor. An Employee whose primary duty is to provide and ensure a safe environment on the school bus to passengers as detailed in the bus monitor job description, Employee handbook, district policy and procedures and applicable laws.
Bus Monitor. Within fifteen (15) calendar days, the District will place a bus monitor (Monitor) on the Student’s bus for the remainder of the 2022-23 school year. The Monitor will be an employee of the District who has received training regarding the District’s policies and procedures that prohibit harassment on the basis of race, color, and national origin and how to report incidents of such harassment.
Bus Monitor. A paraeducator assigned to provide on-bus supervision to a student while physically riding the bus.
1. Creation of the Bus Duty assignment code is for administrative purposes only and shall not be considered a separate position for pay classification. This section does not apply to bus duty that is a part of a paraeducator’s regular work assignment (e.g., certain 6.5-hour paraeducators).
Bus Monitor workday – Move to Article 4.A.4.