Stevenson-Carson School District 303

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TRANSPORTATION

Phone 509-427-5277

BUS ROUTES

Staff

Dan Mckee – Transportation Manager
Laura Fishburn – Secretary/Dispatch
Emily Sabo – Secretary/Dispatch
Martin Leslie- Maintenance
Colleen Garwood – Pepper Route – Stabler Area
Leonard Collins – Cucumber Route – Stevenson Area
Jole Wolk – Potato Route – North Bonneville
Sean King – Corn Route – Carson Area
Phillip Martin – Carrot Route – Home Valley/Carson Area
Lisa Powell – Eggplant Route – Carson/Stabler
Katie Moe – Pnk Rhubarb – SPED
Kim Kabel – Blue Kale – SPED
Marnie Pharis – Substitute
Melissa Norris – Substitute
Tim Latimer – Substitute
Penny DeBriae – Substitute

SCSD Transportation Staff have over 130 years of School Bus driving experience and the safety of your students at their forethought every day. They all participate at building their skills at monthly skill enhancement training as well as extra workshops throughout the year to improve on communication skills and positive behavior reinforcement skills.

We are always looking for people who love children, have patience and a sense of humor to join our team. If you are retired and looking for something to do, a college student trying to fit in a part time job with your classes, a parent wanting to work while your kids are at school and have the same days off as your kiddos, or perhaps wanting to start a new career, then this might be just the right fit for you! Give us a call (509) 427-5277.

FAQ

A:there are several reasons:
1. in an emergency it is important to know who is on the bus so we can contact the parents/guardians.
2. in an accident, if your child got on a different bus, we would be searching for them at the accident scene and using resources that we didn't need to.
3. students sometimes get on other buses so they can harass other students, making sure they ride their home bus this controls this problem.
4. the students home bus driver gets to know your student and their needs and has better relationships with them.
A: No, it is not allowed for a couple of reasons:
1. other students on the bus may have a life threatening allergy to something someone brings on the bus.
2. a student may choke on the food/gum and the driver may be unaware.
A: The occupant protection system found in today’s school buses—is called compartmentalization and works extremely well to protect school bus passengers. NHTSA finds that lap belts not only provide little, if any, benefit on large school buses, but also could induce serious injury to young passengers. The NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) report provides strong evidence that lap belts are not a good form of crash protection for children in school buses.
A: Contact the transportation department or the district and apply. We offer free training to approved applicants. We are currently looking for sub drivers most drive times would be the afternoon routes and you would be able to have your children ride the bus you are driving.