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Worksheets(Un)loading/Synovia Policies
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Who can give you permission to not scan students in or out?
Only a supervisor
The bus driver decides
A school administrator
Someone on the Training Team
What does the term "100 percent pick up" mean?
Nothing, it's fake news.
Pick up 100% of students who are designated to be delivered to the campus the driver is assigned to.
Anyone who wants a ride gets a to ride.
Pick-up all students who we see along our route.
When can a driver pick up a student and deliver them to a campus that is not part of their route?
Only with dispatch approval.
It is part of the "100 percent pick up" policy.
Most mornings.
Never.
How often does a student have to scan (or present) their ID/bus badge?
Every time they enter or exit a bus.
At least once a week.
When they want.
It is driver discretion.
How often does a student have to exit the bus at their designated stop?
Always.
When it is convenient.
Most days.
99% of the time.
Choose the list of items a student can present to board in the afternoon.
Bus badge, student ID, paper pass.
Note from their mom, student ID, bus badge.
Secret hand signal, paper pass, student ID.
Cash, credit, or check.
It is the afternoon and you are at your campus getting ready to depart. A student has boarded your bus but wants to exit. Is that okay?
Yes, but only with an administrator's approval.
Yes.
Yes, but only if they promise to come right back.
It's not my problem.
What if a student purposely gets off at the wrong stop?
Notify dispatch and write the student up.
There are no wrong stops.
Not my problem, keep rolling.
Yell at them to "get back on the bus now"!!
If the bus has a scanner, then each student must scan in.
True
Fasle
Select the reasons a driver may manually load a student as opposed to scanning them in.
If a supervisor approves it.
If the student does not have an ID/bus badge.
If there is not a scanner on the bus.
If the driver thinks it faster than scanning.
