Building and Maintaining a Partnership with Special Educators
Educational literature
is overflowing with
encouragement to build
partnerships. Whether it’s
due to lack of knowledge
or opportunity, or fear of
commitment, transportation
departments generally
don’t enter into these relationships
— but much can
be accomplished through
joint effort. click here for the full story
More than one-third (36 percent) of survey respondents cited the
work schedule as the reason for becoming a school bus driver, while
nearly as many (33 percent) said that “other” factors
were the primary reason for their decision. Fifteen percent cited
benefits and 11 percent said pay was their motivation. Just 5 percent
said they became school bus drivers because it was the “only
job around.”
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