BUS MONITOR
rowansalisbury school systemSalisbury (NC)
About the role
Bus Monitor
Reports To: Transportation Director Or Designee
General Statement Of Duties:
Possess attentive observation skills and good communication skills to verbally manage behaviors. Ability to understand the individual needs of students. Exhibit good independent judgment. Possess a good sense of direction to learn and remember the bus route.
Illustrative Examples Of Work:
Monitor students' behavior.
Report problems and concerns of students to School Administrator.
Provide verbal support to the bus driver as they transport students to and from school.
Exercise proper independent judgment in emergencies by selecting the action to take from ones that have been planned by higher authority.
Learn and remember the bus route.
Verbally correct student behaviors, as needed.
Have students always remain seated while the school bus is in motion.
Special Requirements:
The position may require traveling from various schools based on where the need is.
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