Driving for Cherokee County has been an experience that I would not trade for anything!Ī. I feel they need an advocate, and I’m it. I enjoy what I do and have always had a passion for children.
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Then, in 1986, I became a bus driver because I love kids and wanted to continue working with them - being a bus driver allowed for that, but also worked for my schedule, because I could be off when my son was off.Ī.
I said, ‘me,’ and he hired me for the Head Start program and later as a parapro at Tippens and Johnston. Bell (Principal of then Ralph Bunche ES) came to our house and asked who wanted a job. I graduated from Cherokee High School in 1979, and Mr. It’s National School Bus Safety Week, and we want to recognize the ones who are responsible for keeping our students safe on the bus! Meet school bus driver Tammy Stephens! #CCSDfamĪ. I genuinely look forward to going to work every day. It is by far the most rewarding, challenging and fun job I have ever had. When you drive a school bus for the CCSD, they train you well, pay you well and provide excellent benefits. I love being able to interact with so many different kinds of people, especially my students.Ī. When my older kids' bus driver told me that my son could be on the bus with me once he turned three, I was sold! Good pay, amazing job, take my last child with me … Amen - sign me up!Ī.
My almost three-year-old son was still at home with me I needed a job but did not want to pay daycare expenses. After 11 years as a full-time stay-at-home mom, I became a CCSD bus driver to supplement our family's income. It’s National School Bus Safety Week, and we want to recognize the ones who are responsible for keeping our students safe on the bus! Meet school bus driver Christine Minter! #CCSDfamĪ. You will be trained by CCSD trainers - just give it a try! Be positive and smile as you greet your students and parents, as well. Show the children respect, and they will do the same. Discipline and bus safety rules should come first. If you’re thinking about becoming a bus driver, you must have patience and a love for children. What would you like others to know about driving a bus for CCSD?Ī. I enjoy hearing the stories they tell, whether it's about a vacation trip or birthday party … whatever comes to mind, even questions about math just like your own kids would ask. I love the children and their different personalities. My husband suggested that I should try driving a bus – that way, when my child was out of school, I would be out of school and not have to put him in daycare this worked out great for us. I had a child in school and no family in this Country, but I needed to work.
What led you to become a CCSD bus driver?Ī. It’s National School Bus Safety Week, and we want to recognize the ones who are responsible for keeping our students safe on the bus! Meet school bus driver Louisa Rodriguez-Vital! #CCSDfam
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