2026-2027 Part-time School Bus Monitor

Posted 10 days ago

jefferson county high schoolJefferson City (TN)

School Bus Monitors School and Employee Bus Transportation

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About the role

Bus Monitor Position This is a split shift position (a.m. and p.m.)Bus monitor positions are for school buses that transport students with special needs. Benefits for part-time employees: Convenience Care for employee plus one dependent; no cost to employee; provides unlimited teledoc visits; no-cost prescriptions (on selected list); mental illness support app. $10,000 life insurance policy paid by JCS.

Job Duties: The specific duties should include, but are not limited to, the following activities: Assist the school bus driver; Assist students to safely embark and disembark; Ensure a safe trip for every student; Ensure that students get off at the correct bus stop; Help implement safety standards on board the bus; When applicable, assist with loading/unloading and securing of assistive devices and safety restraints; and Assist driver with student management. Minimum qualifications should include, but are not limited to: High school diploma or GED; Ability to work with all students; Ability to physically move wheelchairs on wheelchair ramp and into the bus; Ability to physically remove students from a disabled bus; Ability to get along with co-workers, parents, students and other staff; Ability to interact with students; Ability to follow directions; and Ability to communicate with staff.

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