Show n in ee mi rn — ' e 1 m mmmrn wm best fWJULRBlE B4 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday August C07I 18 2002 J? The regular mine monttlhi THE FOLLOHVING'IS'A school schedule We ask for your patience as the bus drivers attempt to gather the stu As you can see it would be impossible to list every bus stop in this:a DliSTRICT ON HAVE THE BUS ROUTES WITH APPROXIMATE TIMES POSTED there are still questions please call the driver listed for vour area SCHOOLS ALL If Bus Stops are also posted on the Cache District Web Page at wwwcachkl live in and it will show you the bus stops for your area 2utus Click oh the transportation link the s PUBLIC NOTICE: Please teach your children the safest way to and from the assigned bus stops or their assigned school If your child must cross the street they shoulc the bus driver to stop traffic and then signal to the student that is safe to cross Even then they must watch for approaching vehicles before crossing roadways unless’ there is a crossing guard or regulated traffic signal where students can cross safely Cacti County Daar Patrons A BUS DISCIPLINE POLICY Logan City Schoola CACHE COUNTY 4 LOGAN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICTS POLICIES AND PROCEDURES REGARDING RIDING SCHOOL I BUS RULES Wa in the Cliche A Logan School districts share an equal concern with parents regarding safe transportation of children to and from school Our drivers arecarefully trained and our safe- RULE RULE RULE RULE RULE We wish to do everything possible to maintain this splendid record We would ask that you help us in this effort by becoming aware of the bus safety rules and making sure your children understand them IN THIS REGARD THE MOST IMPORTANT LAW FOR AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS TO UNDERSTAND IS: “ALL MOTORISTS MUST STOP IN BOTH DIRECTIONS WHEN The only SCHOOL BUS RED LIGHTS ARE FLASHING exception is when you are traveling on the opposite side of a divided highway The flashing red lights are used when children must cross the street when the bus Is loading or unloading or when a hazard exists On the following pages you will find rules regulations and procedures related to riding school buses In the Cache County A Logan City School Districts The rules and regulations come to us from stats law and policies passed by our drivers teachers students and administrators have reviewed revised and come to consensus on these policies It is Important for the safety and comfort of the children that they understand and follow these rules We can serve you and your children better If you will help us by teaching your children the rules In addition we would like you to let your children know that you will support the bus driver in enforcing these rules This effort wlH make riding the school bus a safer and more pleasant experience for all the children Wa in the Cache County A Logan City School Districts desire to do all we can to get children to and from school safety We want to make the trip a pleasant experience so that they arrive at school In a good frame of mine ready arid anxious to I earn Please help your child’s bus driver successfully perform this very Important task Bus drivers have an extremely difficult job trying to watch the road drive safely and still maintain control for the students on the bus Anything you can do to help make 'their job easier will do much to ensure a pleasant and safe trip for your child ty record is outstanding 1 Students shall be on time for the bus both morning and afternoon In the morning they should be at the stop five minutes before scheduled pick-u- p time 2 (Purina cold weather If the bus Is more than 1 5 minutes late students should no back home or to another prearranged home ctoser to the bus stop and watch for the bual The bus drivers will eventually make their run driving very slowly and watching for students who come running out of their homes If parents want to drive their children to school In these situations they may do so These kind of delays should only take piacb ll the bus is broken down stuck or won't start Buses will leave the school In the afternoon 'no sooner than seven minutes after the last bell has run (If buses are thirty minutes late getting home parents should call the school) ( 3 The bus driver shall instruct students how to cross the street Students shall cross the street if necessary 10 feet In front of the bus The bus driver shall also instruct students to stand back 10 feet from the bus stop' Students shall not board the bus until given a signal by the driver 4 If there are no sidewalks available students should walk on the left side of the road facing oncoming traffic when coming to meet the bus 5 For everyone's safety no Item shall be carried on the bus which could create a hazard to any passenger Such items Include but are not limited to: live animals skateboards-skiglass objects The transportation of school projects certain band instruments etc will be left up to the discretion of the dri- 1: BUS DRIVER IS IN CHARGE OF THE ALL DRIVER'S INSTRUCTIONS 2: 3: STUDENTS WILL STAY IN THEIR SEATS 4: NO LOUD TALKING SWEARING OB GESTURES HEAD HAND AND OBJECTS TO YOUR 5: SELF AND INSIDE THE BUS BUS-FOLLO- CONSEQUENCES 1ST OFFENSE VERBAL WARNINQ(SEAT rea88iqned) 2ND OFFENSE: ANOTHER VERBAL WAHNINO k (PARENTS MAY BE CALLED) 3RD OFFENSE: RECEIVE 1ST WRITTEN BUS CONDUCT REPORT (WARNING! Parenta notified by driver Parenta principal and driver muat aign report Report la kept on file 4TH OFFENSE: RECEIVE 2ND WRITTEN BUS CONDUCT REPORT (PROBATION! Same Procedure ae 3rd offenae 5TH OFFENSE: RECEIVE 3RD BUS CONDUCT REPORT Conference la called Involving parent atudent and principal Terms of suspension are discussed Bus driver Is notified by principal as to when the student will be allowed back on the bus ' s SEVERE CLAUSE' the case bis Alter assessing and getting the situation under control the driver wiH flH out a bus Incidence report If it is safe to do sot he driver will continue on the deeignated route If the situation can not be brought ' under control the driver will notify the district office using the fastest means possible The district will send out an administrator to the bus's location to handle the situation For delays longer than thirty' ' minutes the appropriate achool(s) will be notified who will in turn begin contacting parents appraising them of the situation The driver will turn In the bus Incident report to the school The school administration will follow up with appropriate action In case of SERIOUS MISBEHAVIOR which la any action that threatens the immediate of students on the bus or anyone Bias the —dent involved ' safety may be- immediately suspended form die bus without going through all of the steps Hated in the consequences section above ' Sincerely Transportation Department S 6 Students' shall keep the bus dean and must refrain it By law any damage caused by students will be ' compensated for by their parents or legal guardians 7 Students shall treat the driver adults and fellow students with courtesy and respect 8 Students who refuse to promptly obey the directions of the driver or refuse to obey the bus rules and regulations may forfeit their privaleage to ride the bus 9 Bus students are required to adhere to all the Student Personnel Policies found In the Board of Education Cache County A Logan City School Districts Policy Manuals including dress and grooming standards 10 Prior written permission from a parantteacheradministra- tor Is required for students to ride buses to which they ere not or to disembark at a point other than their normally normal stop of disorderly conduct sexual harassment assault arson vandalism defiance fighting uelng Illegal substances or any other endangering behavior the driver will stop the bus ae soon as poasi- In N NORTH VALLEY SECONDARY SCHOOLS E h NORTH VALLEY ELEMENTAf LEWISTON ELEMENTARY GRADE COMMUNITY Cache Junction Clarkston Ciarkston Cornish Cove Mt Home High Creek ' Trenton MaM ACenter Newton North South Peggy ' Dens Ann PARK ELEMENTARY Richmond North and Southeast LoyJean Hyde Park ' 300 East Graystone East North Central Carilyn Brenda Ch arietta' Ed ’ North Logan Souttwwst Central' Southeast NORTH PARK A GREENVILLE Main 100 E i ' l Jay Rhea Marilyn SUMMIT-SUNRIS- ELEMENTARY E Smithfield AHsop Subd North Hwy' 6-- 7 Northest Northwest ARsop Subd Canyon Southwest South A west of Trades East Center North 200 West Golf Copras 6-- 7 6-- 7 10-1' 2 : 8-- 0 6-- 0 ’ 6-- 0 t 6-- 7 ' i t ' Diane Ray Tonya Leigh ' 'Bruce : I i I " IfM i 612 Trpnjon Leigh'- -' Hanson Southwest East Northwest Start at Kathy- " 2 : 1 13-- 563-551- ' '563-018- SmHhlMd QoN Couriia 0 752-264- 0 258-273- 0 6 258-544- 0 Jonya -' Clark 7 Sf- - I 1 0 563-018- 6 563-572- 6 ii4 258-273- 0 112 258-273- 0 : '86 I Dsnnjs Ed A'1 563-551- i - 6:50 'il9 7(00 ' 752-662- 4 04 563-514- 2 563-531- 7 ' i i ' ' ’ i - ' Hyrum i i V: t ) r I 85 6:40 l' : J‘- V'- fi 'i V i ' ' a 7!SS 7SSS - I ' -- V'1 jssbsb " - 7:10 i - ' I ' V ' H i ':-- ' I s - V ' v l i A V ? a' b"K 4 i Vv V ' ' : f ' ' 1 t- " — r " ' : T - t T fl ' " Leigh Tonya j Mks Jans Ray SOUTH VALLEY SECONDAI 720 7:10 85! 41 ' 7:20 ' 13 26 North Highway ARaop Canyon A NW to 8unrias " Southeast 00- 702762 563-572- 8W Nonnwsat fmob 6:57 7:20 6 - Leigh'- -' 65 7:30 Tss-Tei- s 1 Ray 4outhNorth 3 563-352- 6:45 6:45 : Don 2 i 753-032- 110 LoyJean ' 200 west I 86 5 80 r ' I 2 112 i Cedar Ridge ARaopSubd 2nd E' 200 East 290 South ?! 563-514- 37 Ray Clark ' 101 26 103 ' Southeastto North Cadis Southeastto F-- Ann v N of Substation of 8ubstatton Clark 8 Amalga |