Bus Routines
The buses arrive at staggered intervals in both the morning and the afternoon. This can create a need for some creative ideas for use of time as students are coming and going so be sure that a structured activity is in place. Often called “Morning Work,” this activity should be rigorous, relevant, and engaging and should vary from day to day. A worksheet on the desk every morning is not the way to go. Also, do not get caught in the idea that it must be independent work every morning – get creative and have morning work stations or plans for working in pairs. MORNING BUSES Every morning you will hear the cheerful announcement letting everyone know that the buses have arrived. At this time one of the teachers should go up front to the bus ramp to greet the students.
AFTERNOON BUSES
Our Elementary Social Worker, Mr. Campbell, is in charge of buses. You will see him standing with his clipboard and greeting each bus as it opens its doors. Mr. Campbell is often the first one to know if there has been a bus issue with one of the students and his clipboard has the list of the students who arrive at school each day. By being out on the bus ramp you make yourself available to receive this information in a timely manner. |
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