Bus Attendant
bold charter schoolBronx (NY)
$25/hour
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Bus Attendant Bronx, New York
Position Summary:
As a Bus Attendant at Bold, you will be part of a collaborative team of professionals who are relentless in their pursuit of educational excellence. Bus Attendants work closely with transportation personnel and Bold's team to support students while on the bus between school and home, helping to ensure strong transitions to and from school each day.
Key responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Assisting students on and off the bus safely
Ensuring students are received by authorized adults at each stop
Communicating and upholding safe transportation expectations
Taking attendance and ensuring students are seated in assigned seats
Ensuring all students wear seat belts at all times while on the bus
Learning the bus route and ensuring substitute drivers are aware of the route and stops
Communicating effectively with Bold team members and families
Participating in bus safety drills
Supporting a culture of operational excellence
Developing strong relationships with Bold's team, students, and families
Successful candidates:
Are available to work daily from 6:30-8:30am and 3:30-5:30pm daily when school is in session and on special schedules as needed (e.g. early dismissal days)
Hold exceptionally high personal standards for performance and professionalism
Demonstrate a strong commitment to and alignment with the mission, beliefs, and values of Bold
Hold a commitment to solutions-based problem solving
Hold a high school diploma or GED
Have experience working with children
Hold DOE Office of Pupil Transportation (OPT) bus attendant certification (preferred); Bold will work with applicants to obtain certification as needed
Start Date
Flexible
Compensation
$25/hour
Equal Opportunity Employer:
Bold Charter School is an equal opportunity employer and actively encourages applications from people of all backgrounds.
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