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Openings as of 4/23/2025
Transportation

Substitute School Bus Monitor

JobID: 852

Position Type:
  Transportation


Date Posted:
  3/5/2025


Location:
  Beecher District Office


District:
  Beecher Cmty Unit SD 200-U
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Substitute School Bus Monitor/Bus Aide

REPORTS TO:      Special Education Coordinator & Transportation Supervisor
SUPERVISES:      Students
JOB GOAL:           To monitor and assist special needs students during transport in a safe manner.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE BUS AIDE/MONITOR
1. Ride assigned bus in morning and afternoon to assist the bus driver.
2. Maintains order and discipline on the bus to maintain a safe and positive environment.
3. Assists students on the assigned route.  Provides additional assistance if necessary assisting students on and off the bus to provide safety for all students.
4. Provides care of students when called upon by driver/student to ensure the safety of all students.
5. Observes and follows all school district policies/procedures at all times for the purpose of supporting and reinforcing the district's regulations.
6. Responds to requests in a cooperative, courteous, and timely manner to ensure the safe travel and the efficient running of the district transportation program.
7. Maintains a high level of confidentiality regarding student and staff information in order to remain in compliance with legal requirements and to maintain a professional work environment.
8. Attends all in-service meetings and completed all in-service activities as required for the purpose of acquiring and/or conveying information related to job.
9. Perform other duties as assigned.
Beginning pay: $54/route




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Openings as of 4/23/2025
Transportation

Substitute School Bus Drivers

JobID: 853

Position Type:
  Transportation/Driver


Date Posted:
  3/5/2025


Location:
  Beecher District Office


District:
  Beecher Cmty Unit SD 200-U
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SCHOOL BUS DRIVER - (SUBSTITUTE)
REPORTS TO:          District Superintendent & Transportation Supervisor
RELATES TO:           Building Principals, teachers, students, parents, transportation and other support staff
QUALIFICATIONS:   Valid commercial drivers license
                                   (CDL – Class B with passenger endorsement)
                                   Illinois school bus drivers permit
                                   Telephone communication, and transportation to and from work
 
JOB GOAL/FUNCTION:
To perform as an integral part of the transportation program of the Beecher School District, including regular routes, field trips and extra-curricular activities.
  
SPECIFIC DUTIES:
1. Transport students safely to and from school and other destinations as designated.
2. Comply with the rules as set forth in Title 23, Illinois Administrative Code, Subtitle A, Chapter 1, Paragraph 275, Subchapter H, Section 275.110.
3. Drivers must maintain standards set by the Illinois Vehicle Code, Illinois Revised Statutes, and Beecher School District #200U.
4. Obey all traffic laws.
5. Maintain a prompt and reliable schedule on assigned route.
6. Perform a daily pre-trip inspection, including checking tires.  All results must be reported on pre-trip sheets and filed properly in the transportation department office.
7. Perform a daily radio check in compliance with the law.
8. Keep inside of the bus/vehicle clean, and fuel as needed.
9. Maintain adequate discipline when students are in your charge, reporting discipline problems to the building principal in a timely fashion.
10. Report all accidents and complete required reports.
11. Include name and bus number on ALL forms.
12. Transport only authorized students.
13. Load and discharge students only at authorized stops.
14. Exercise responsible leadership when on in-district and out-of-district trips.
15. Attend necessary meetings, activities and/or workshops during the year.
16. Check assigned bus driver mailbox for messages or notices daily.
17. Complete daily mileage and fuel sheets.
18. Complete your own time sheet.
19. Complete required form for sick day(s), when necessary.
20. Close all bus windows and doors nightly.
21. Watch your gauges; be alert for noise and changes in the “feel” of your bus.  Notify the mechanic immediately if anything is noticed.
22. Keep routes and maps current and updated with the District office.  Current maps should be posted on the bulletin board at the Intergovernmental Facility (hereinafter referred to as “Facility”) at all times.
23. Complete a map of exact route taken inclusive of the names and addresses of students being transported on said route.  The map must also include round-trip mileage of said route, beginning and ending at the Facility.
24. Drivers shall keep a current list of all students assigned to their routes.  Any changes to the list will be forwarded to the District Office as soon as possible.
25. Renew his/her permit in a timely manner annually.  Beecher School District cannot guarantee a driver’s assigned route in the event his/her permit has lapsed.
26. Safety drills are to be conducted twice a year to meet state standards.

Routes range between $52-$83




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Openings as of 4/23/2025
Transportation

School Bus Driver

JobID: 759

Position Type:
  Transportation/Driver


Date Posted:
  2/14/2023


Location:
  Laraway School


District:
  Laraway CCSD 70C
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School Bus Driver
JOB GOAL:  Provide safe and timely transportation to and from school, and school-sponsored events
QUALIFICATIONS:
1.  Must be 21 years of age
2. Valid Illinois Commercial Driver’s License Class B with passenger endorsement and Illinois School Bus Driver’s Permit
3. Willingly submit to Random Drug and Alcohol Testing
4. Pre-placement Medical Exam, including tuberculosis clearance
5. Pass a Regional Office of Education Fingerprint/Background clearance including Federal Bureau of Investigation
6. Capable of communication and associating with children in a manner which fosters mutual respect
7. Strong student management skills while working with large groups of children
PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES:
1. Monitor and support District 70-C, Transportation Department, State of Illinois and Federal regulations, policies, and laws concerning students, personnel, vehicles and transportation.  Observe all rules of the road and adhere to posted speed limits.
2. Maintain control of students and report behavior concerns to school officials.
3. Promotes and supports the highest standards of safety for students and vehicles.
4. Follow all route directions and stops. 
5. Notifies Transportation Director before an absence.
6. Works as a team with other drivers, monitors, students, parents and school representatives for the safe transportation of students and staff.
7. Attends trainings, monthly Transportation/Safety meetings as required during the year.
8. Keep regular assigned route and seating chart current and updated at all times.
9. Maintains professional standards and ethics.  Avoids using derogatory, foul and unacceptable language or gestures.  Encourages a positive educational environment by promoting and adhering to the staff and student attire (dress) codes and rules of conduct.
10. Maintains confidentiality concerning students.
11. Have problem solving and decision-making skills; effective verbal and listening communications skills.
12. Personal and professional attributes include:  honesty, trustworthiness, respectful, patient, cultural awareness and sensitivity, sound work ethics, and deal with the public in a courteous and respectful manner.
13. Assists with loading and unloading special education students.
14. Operates wheelchair ramps and secures wheelchairs with proper restraints.
15. Renew driver’s license and permits on a timely basis.
16. Complete required time sheets bi-weekly, including specific mileage for extracurricular activities, sick/personal days and turn in to Transportation Director.
17. Ability to use communication systems such as radios, cellular phone and GPS systems.
18. Ability to drive a variety of vehicles.
19. Ability to accept altered work schedules due to schedule changes at the last minute.
20. Ability to monitor time and maintain a timely schedule.
21. Provide medical attention to students and staff as needed.
22. Cleans the interior of the bus and exterior of windows as needed for safety.
23. Physical ability to complete a thorough pre-trip inspection including the engine compartment and provides a written report of the inspection before driving the vehicle.
24. Fuels vehicle prior to leaving on routes or trips.
25. Prepared to conduct an emergency evacuation of the vehicle.
26. Perform other duties as may be assigned by the Transportation Director.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:
    The usual and customary methods of performing the job’s functions require the following physical demands:  occasional lifting, carrying, pushing, and /or pulling; some climbing and balancing, stopping, kneeling, crouching, and/or crawling; and significant finger dexterity in order to operate a two-way radio when needed.  Generally the job requires 80% sitting, 10% walking, and 10% standing.
    Must be able to demonstrate and perform the emergency, evacuation procedures as described and defined by the Illinois School Bus Driver Training Curriculum and endorsed by the Illinois Secretary of State, Illinois Department of Transportation and the Illinois State Board of Education.  These procedures involve, but are not limited to, sitting on floor of the school bus at the rear door and scooting out the rear door to the ground.
    The job is performed in a motorized vehicle in all types of weather and traffic conditions.
 




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Openings as of 4/23/2025
Transportation

School Bus Driver - FULL TIME

JobID: 546

Position Type:
  Transportation/Driver


Date Posted:
  3/14/2025


Location:
  Beecher District Office


District:
  Beecher Cmty Unit SD 200-U
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SCHOOL BUS DRIVER - FULL TIME
REPORTS TO:          District Superintendent/Transportation Director
RELATES TO:           Building Principals, teachers, students, parents, transportation and other support staff
QUALIFICATIONS:   Valid commercial drivers license
                                   (CDL – Class B with passenger endorsement)
                                   Illinois school bus drivers permit
                                   Telephone communication, and transportation to and from work
 
JOB GOAL/FUNCTION:
To perform as an integral part of the transportation program of the Beecher School District.
  
SPECIFIC DUTIES:
1. Transport students safely to and from school and other destinations as designated.
2. Comply with the rules as set forth in Title 23, Illinois Administrative Code, Subtitle A, Chapter 1, Paragraph 275, Subchapter H, Section 275.110.
3. Drivers must maintain standards set by the Illinois Vehicle Code, Illinois Revised Statutes, and Beecher School District #200U.
4. Obey all traffic laws.
5. Maintain a prompt and reliable schedule on assigned route.
6. Perform a daily pre-trip inspection, including checking tires.  All results must be reported on pre-trip sheets and filed properly in the transportation department office.
7. Perform a daily radio check in compliance with the law.
8. Keep inside of the bus/vehicle clean, and fuel as needed.
9. Maintain adequate discipline when students are in your charge, reporting discipline problems to the building principal in a timely fashion.
10. Report all accidents and complete required reports.
11. Include name and bus number on ALL forms.
12. Transport only authorized students.
13. Load and discharge students only at authorized stops.
14. Exercise responsible leadership when on in-district and out-of-district trips.
15. Attend necessary meetings, activities and/or workshops during the year.
16. Check assigned bus driver mailbox for messages or notices daily.
17. Complete daily mileage and fuel sheets.
18. Complete your own time sheet.
19. Complete required form for sick day(s), when necessary.
20. Close all bus windows and doors nightly.
21. Watch your gauges; be alert for noise and changes in the “feel” of your bus.  Notify the mechanic immediately if anything is noticed.
22. Keep routes and maps current and updated with the District office.  Current maps should be posted on the bulletin board at the Intergovernmental Facility (hereinafter referred to as “Facility”) at all times.
23. Complete a map of exact route taken inclusive of the names and addresses of students being transported on said route.  The map must also include round-trip mileage of said route, beginning and ending at the Facility.
24. Drivers shall keep a current list of all students assigned to their routes.  Any changes to the list will be forwarded to the District Office as soon as possible.
25. Renew his/her permit in a timely manner annually.  Beecher School District cannot guarantee a driver’s assigned route in the event his/her permit has lapsed.
26. Safety drills are to be conducted twice a year to meet state standards.

Routes range between at $52 - $104, participation in the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund participation, health insurance

EOE
 




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Openings as of 4/23/2025
Transportation

School Bus Driver

JobID: 1377

Position Type:
  Transportation/Driver


Date Posted:
  9/11/2023


Location:
  Peotone CUSD 207U - Districtwide


District:
  Peotone CUSD 207-U
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Peotone CUSD 207U is seeking candidates for a School Bus Driver vacancy for the 2024-2025 school year. 

Qualifications
  - Must be 21 years old
  - Have Driver’s License with 3 year clean history.
  - Able to pass a school bus driver physical with drug screen
  - Submit fingerprint for Illinois State Police screening

Peotone CUSD 207U offers: 
  - 4 guaranteed hours, split shift with competitive hourly wage, $25.97
  - Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund
  - 6 Paid Holidays
  - 2 Personal Days
  - 12 Sick days

Those who are interested can apply online or contact: Jennifer Haag at 708-258-9605 or jhaag@peotoneschools.org




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Openings as of 4/23/2025
Transportation

School Bus Monitor

JobID: 1624

Position Type:
  Transportation/Supervisor


Date Posted:
  3/22/2024


Location:
  Laraway School


Date Available:
  07/01/2024


District:
  Laraway CCSD 70C
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Hours of Availability needed: 6:30 A.M - 9:30 A.M & 1:45 P.M – 4:30 P.M
   
TITLE: School Bus Monitor

JOB GOAL:  To ensure the safety of all students while riding the bus to and from school

QUALIFICATIONS:
1. Must be 21 years of age
2. High school diploma or equivalent
3. Some knowledge and experience working with children
4. Must be physically able to assist the driver with the safety, movement, management and care of the children boarding the school bus, leaving the bus and/or being transported
5. Pass a Regional Office of Education Fingerprint/Background clearance including Federal Bureau of Investigation
6. Pre-placement Medical Exam, including tuberculosis clearance
7. Capable of communication and associating with children in a manner which fosters mutual respect.
8. The ability to serve as a member of a team for the safe transportation of students and staff
SPECIAL KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS:
1. Must have active listening, instructing, speaking and oral expression skills.
2. Ability to effectively communicate with students, parents, staff and administration.
3. Should possess social perceptiveness, problem sensitivity, speech clarity and reasoning skills.
4. The ability to assess the needs of children and others around them.
5. The ability to combine pieces of information to form general rules or conclusions when caring for children.
6. Personal and professional attributes include:  honesty, trustworthy, respectful, cultural awareness and sensitivity, be flexible, demonstrate sound work ethics, deal with public in a courteous and respectful manner.
7. Must have knowledge of relevant equipment, policies, procedures and strategies.
DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES:
1.  The bus monitor must position him/herself in a location that enables all children to be supervised, and appropriate behavior maintained during the entire bus trip.
2. Assists the bus driver to maintain cleanliness i.e. sweeping, mopping and wiping seats. Helps inspect the bus for any damage.
3. The monitor should know the bus route and have parent contact information updated and accessible at all times.
4. Assist with the loading and unloading of students, including wheelchair students, and special needs students and equipment.
5. Make sure children are in their assigned seats, sitting properly, get off the bus at the correct stop and are being released to the authorized parent/guardian.
6. Assist the driver with emergency and evacuation procedures to ensure the safety of students.
7. Assist driver with bus and/or student accident/injuries, and be alert to physical/medical needs of students.
8. Be able to prepare and submit Bus Conduct Reports to the Transportation Director.
9. Exhibit a positive image as a representative of the Laraway School District.
10. When working on a bus equipped with a wheelchair lift, ensure that the wheelchair is properly secured.
11. Is responsible for securing students who ride in child restraint seats/harnesses.
12. Maintains a high standard of student conduct at all times.
13. Ensures that a child takes his/her belongings with them when departing the bus.
14. Ensure students are aware of rules and responsibilities as passengers.
15. Shares the responsibility for checking the interior of the bus for children immediately after each route and when the bus is parked.
16. Attend necessary Transportation/Safety meetings, trainings, and in-services as required during the year.
17. Always be courteous and respectful toward the bus driver, parents, students and administration; able to work as a team to ensure the safety of all students at all times.
18. Performs all other duties as assigned by Transportation Director, Principal and/or Assistant Principal.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:
The job’s functions require the following physical demands:  occasional lifting, carrying, pushing, and /or pulling; some climbing and balancing, stopping, kneeling, crouching, and/or crawling when needed.   Generally, the job requires more standing and walking than sitting. Must be able to demonstrate and perform the emergency, evacuation procedures as described and defined by the Illinois School Bus Driver Training Curriculum and endorsed by the Illinois Secretary of State, Illinois Department of Transportation and the Illinois State Board of Education.  These procedures involve, but are not limited to, sitting on floor of the school bus at the rear door and scooting out the rear door to the ground.
The job is performed in a motorized vehicle in all types of weather and traffic conditions.
BENEFITS:
                      10 Paid Sick Leave Days of which (2) may be used for Personal Days 10 Paid Holidays
 




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