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Transportation Code of Conduct
Here are the bus passenger rules from West Clermont’s student handbooks. Parents, please be sure you and your child are familiar with these expectations.
- The bus driver is in charge of the passengers on his bus at all times. He or she is responsible for safely transporting students and should be obeyed at all times.
- The driver must not allow smoking or use of tobacco products on the bus.
- While riding on a school bus, reasonable conversation is permissible and may be regulated by the school bus driver. However, there must be absolute quiet at railroad crossings and other places of danger.
- Littering and eating are not permitted on buses.
- Load and unload from the bus at the designated stop in an orderly manner.
- Ride the assigned bus and unload at the regular stop, unless the principal signs a note to give to the driver stating otherwise. A child who is not a regular bus rider must have a permission note from his/her principal.
- Use of abusive language will not be tolerated at any time.
- Students must sit in assigned seats.
- Students must not throw anything while on the buses.
- Students must not hang any object or part of the body out of the window.
- Animals or pets of any kind are not permitted on the bus.
- Students must show their bus pass to the driver on request.
- Public displays of affection will not be permitted.
- Students may be seated in special seats upon the request of the driver.
- Horseplay will not be permitted.
- Parents shall be responsible for any damage to buses caused by their child.
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