Anonymous wrote:" My child is an excellent bus rider. I wish that good work could be calculated into his GPA! "

It definitely reflects well on you and your child. It should trump coached college essays which are fake, phony, frauds.

Are you from the Better Buses Bureau?

" My child is an excellent bus rider. I wish that good work could be calculated into his GPA! "

It definitely reflects well on you and your child. It should trump coached college essays which are fake, phony, frauds.

Anonymous wrote:My child got a "B" in bus. OMG, she'll never be a success!

My child is an excellent bus rider. I wish that good work could be calculated into his GPA!

Anonymous wrote:How many of the kids who skipped school to support Greta Thunberg drive to/from school rather than take the yellow bus? Social justice schools should let applicants know that their indifference to their school bus will be used against them. That would be a fair and equitable 'hook.'

My child got a "B" in bus. OMG, she'll never be a success!

How many of the kids who skipped school to support Greta Thunberg drive to/from school rather than take the yellow bus? Social justice schools should let applicants know that their indifference to their school bus will be used against them. That would be a fair and equitable 'hook.'

OP, come back and explain yourself.

Anonymous wrote:Rats, now I understand why I didn't get into Stanford. I only rode the bus in the afternoon. 50%=F.

My town didn't even have school buses, so I had to go to a state school. Guess I should count myself lucky they even accepted me?

Wut?

No one cares about bus ridership. My child is expected to walk to and from school.

Anonymous wrote:Maybe OP is trying to gauge what % of kids eligible for a bus actually use it? But that doesn’t explain the reporting to colleges part? So maybe she does mean behavior?

Possible her son is getting in trouble on the bus and she’s worried it’s noted in his cumulative file.

Rats, now I understand why I didn't get into Stanford. I only rode the bus in the afternoon. 50%=F.

With increasing expectation that school districts will know where kids are at all times, the use of RFiD badges to track student "attendance" (ridership) on a school bus is certainly possible.

http://www.cloudcollected.com/Tracking/School_Bus

I'm not aware of any DC area schools using this system but it is surely only a matter of time.

I can't imagine giving any kind of Assessment grade for being present on a bus. What are you thinking about OP?

Maybe OP is trying to gauge what % of kids eligible for a bus actually use it? But that doesn’t explain the reporting to colleges part? So maybe she does mean behavior?

Is this an inside joke that the rest of us don’t get?