Transit Bus Sample Clauses

Transit Bus. Requirements for additional requirements for the Transit Buses to be provided under this Contract.
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Transit Bus. Contract Documents: Number 1: Contractor Information is deleted in its entirety and replaced with Transit Bus Contract Documents: Number 1: Contractor Information dated December 7, 2016, attached hereto.
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Transit Bus. All bus drivers who request assignment to drive a transit bus shall have the opportunity to begin training within ninety (90) days of their request.
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Transit Bus. Once students board a Wayne County School District bus, they must remain on the bus until they arrive at home or school. OTHER SCHOOL RELATED POLICIES DRESS/GROOMING POLICIES (JCDBA) WAYNE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT STUDENT DRESS CODE This dress code outlines the only acceptable form of attire approved to be worn by students in this district. The principal shall have the final decision about the appropriateness of the length/size of clothing. Appropriate is defined as that which properly covers the body and which is in good taste as determined by school administration. All teachers will monitor student dress and send those students who, in their opinion, are dressed inappropriately to the principal at the beginning of the day. Any clothing or appearance styles that are deemed as a distraction by the administration will not be permitted. All clothing should be free of rips and tears. No holes are permitted in clothes. School designs on spirit shirts must be site-approved. Each school may add one (1) color that is a unique color for their school. Colors will be set by the school administration with approval from the Superintendent. WAYNE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT STUDENT DRESS CODE Button-Up Shirts K – 12 solid color: White, Navy Blue or school choice. Oxford (Pointed collar) or Xxxxx-Pan (rounded Collar) Long or short sleeves With or without pockets Only top button may be left unbuttoned No shirt can be worn as a jacket Knit Polo Shirts K – 12 solid color: White, Navy Blue or school Choice Plain front Collar: 2,3 or 4 button closure Only top button may be left unbuttoned Long or short sleeves With or without pockets Belts (Required 5 – 12) Any color as long as belt or buckle is not Distracting or offensive If belt loops exist, belt is mandatory If belt loops are removed, the article of clothing is not permissible Pullover Sweatshirts Solid color: School colors, Navy, White and Gray No ruffles, pleats, lace, trim, etc. School/District-approved artwork in school colors Only; no other logos allowed Shirts must be worn over a regulation shirt Sweaters K-12 solid color: Navy Blue, white and school color Plain front: Cardigan or pullover Must be worn over a regulation shirt Scoop-neck, V-neck or Crew-neck Long sleeve or sleeveless Alternate Shirts Alternate color polos have been approved as follows: BFS – Black; BES – Royal Blue; CES – Maroon; WCS – Red; WRS – Xxxxx Xxxxx; WCHS – Orange Jackets/Coats NO HOODS No lights or sounds No trench coat-style jackets No shirt can...
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Transit Bus. Effective Date Hourly Rate April 1, 2022 $19.00 January 12, 2023 $20.00 On charters if operating a coach, part-time coach rate will apply. If operating a transit bus on a transit bus charter, transit rate will apply.
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Transit Bus. Effective Date Hourly Rate Part-Time Hourly Rate Full-Time January 12, 2017 $12.75 $13.55 January 12, 2018 $13.00 $13.80 January 12, 2019 $13.40 $14.20 January 12, 2020 $13.65 $14.50 January 12, 2021 $14.05 $14.95 A. On charters if operating a coach, part-time coach rate will apply. If operating a transit bus on a transit bus charter, transit rate will apply.
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Transit Bus. Effective Date Hourly Rate April 1, 2022 $19.00 January 12, 2023 $20.00
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