Rules of Conduct for School Sample Clauses

Rules of Conduct for School. Buses Of primary concern to parents and the school administration is the safety of each child. Unruly or disruptive behavior that might distract the driver will not be tolerated. The Basic Rule: There is one basic rule, which supersedes all others in importance and simplicity: REMAIN IN YOUR SEAT WITH THE SEAT BELT FASTENED AND DO NOTHING WHICH MIGHT DISTRACT THE DRIVER. The basic rule can be expanded upon as follows: ● Remain in your seat. Crawling around on the bus is forbidden. ● Wear your seat belt. (If you follow this rule, it will be easy to avoid breaking Rule No. 1!) ● Talk quietly and listen for instructions from the driver. ● Keep windows closed at all times (unless there is a breakdown in the AC). No purchase from or communication of any kind with street vendors or other pedestrians is allowed. ● Keep your hands and feet to yourself. ● Show respect for others. ● Do not do anything that might distract the driver. The actions, which might distract the driver, include the following: o Loud noises. o Throwing any item inside the bus. o Fighting or otherwise carrying on. ● Do not play music on the bus, either via the van’s radio or via your own device, UNLESS it is a personal device player that will not bother others. Music on buses tends to get turned up and up and up until people are shouting. Behavior deteriorates, and the driver can become confused. ● Do not eat and drink on the bus. ● To minimize distraction to the driver, students are requested to leave the front seats vacant, unless there is no other seat available in the rear. If no space is available, only older children may sit in the front, as they are less likely to distract the driver. ● The bus driver is the “Captain of the Ship.” His primary responsibility is the safety of the passengers. Students must obey any request made by the driver. ● If there is an accident or the van breaks down, listen for instructions from the driver. If you are told to leave the van, stay together with the other students as far from the road as possible until a service vehicle and another van arrive. The preceding thirteen rules and, of course, The Basic Rule are the ones the school is most concerned with as they affect safety. Here are a few additional rules that are more procedural in nature: ● Be on time. Your driver will wait three minutes past your scheduled time; after that, he has been instructed to leave without you so that the others on the route are not late to school. If your bus often waits for a...
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