Anonymous
02/16/2025 10:06
Subject: Does your kid's bus driver
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not a troll. Just saying because Mr. Mod likes to delete legit posts.
1. Turn on radio on bus to listen to news (or music)? Several times. Students (younger students) who don't listen to news at home are on the bus ride home.
2. Hand out a flower to students as they leave bus. Not sure why. this was done a long time ago way before "Valentine's day" week. One time thing.
My kid's did not, which is too bad. They both sound like good things for the children to experience.
A rose?
Are you expecting the drivers to purchase roses for up to 60 kids (which is the max # to be seated on the busses)?
Another clueless poster. Do you know that there are more than that many students on a bus, some routes with more than others. students on one another in small seats (think 6ft HSers). Spend some time off the screen and into the real world.
Not clueless at all. I am an educator. The busses are supposed to seat up to 60 students. If more than that are being seated, that's dangerous.
However, that wasn't the point of my post. Parents expect support staff members, who make the least amount of $ in MCPS to be buying their children roses to gand out. And most drivers have 2-3 routes per day so that could be up to 180 roses? Talk about clueless! 🤡
Which parents are expecting their kid to receive a rose? Not any parent we know. Obviously you didn't read. The question was had your kid's bus driver given kids a rose and it said it was a one time thing. R-E-A-D, clueless poster
Anonymous
02/16/2025 09:59
Subject: Does your kid's bus driver
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not a troll. Just saying because Mr. Mod likes to delete legit posts.
1. Turn on radio on bus to listen to news (or music)? Several times. Students (younger students) who don't listen to news at home are on the bus ride home.
2. Hand out a flower to students as they leave bus. Not sure why. this was done a long time ago way before "Valentine's day" week. One time thing.
My kid's did not, which is too bad. They both sound like good things for the children to experience.
A rose?
Are you expecting the drivers to purchase roses for up to 60 kids (which is the max # to be seated on the busses)?
Another clueless poster. Do you know that there are more than that many students on a bus, some routes with more than others. students on one another in small seats (think 6ft HSers). Spend some time off the screen and into the real world.
Not clueless at all. I am an educator. The busses are supposed to seat up to 60 students. If more than that are being seated, that's dangerous.
However, that wasn't the point of my post. Parents expect support staff members, who make the least amount of $ in MCPS to be buying their children roses to gand out. And most drivers have 2-3 routes per day so that could be up to 180 roses? Talk about clueless! 🤡
Anonymous
02/15/2025 13:56
Subject: Does your kid's bus driver
Anonymous wrote:My kid's ES busdriver (Mrs H), made every kid remain seated in their seat for the duration of the ride. No bullying or misbehavior allowed. I was so, so, so grateful to her.
What did she do if they didn't? Pull over on side of road? Turn back the bus to school so they would?
Anonymous
02/15/2025 13:49
Subject: Does your kid's bus driver
My kid's ES busdriver (Mrs H), made every kid remain seated in their seat for the duration of the ride. No bullying or misbehavior allowed. I was so, so, so grateful to her.
Anonymous
02/15/2025 13:45
Subject: Re:Does your kid's bus driver
When I was in high school, my bus driver listened to Howard Stern every morning. I... learned a lot
Anonymous
02/15/2025 13:42
Subject: Does your kid's bus driver
Anonymous wrote:Yes, my 7 year old listens to the news on her bus. She does come home aware of things that we have to discuss (most recently wild fires in CA destroying neighborhoods).
That's wrong
Anonymous
02/15/2025 07:40
Subject: Does your kid's bus driver
Yes, my 7 year old listens to the news on her bus. She does come home aware of things that we have to discuss (most recently wild fires in CA destroying neighborhoods).
Anonymous
02/14/2025 18:18
Subject: Does your kid's bus driver
It may have improved but at one time in mcps, a bus had students sitting on the floor/aisle of bus (no not a troll post).
Anonymous
02/14/2025 18:14
Subject: Does your kid's bus driver
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not a troll. Just saying because Mr. Mod likes to delete legit posts.
1. Turn on radio on bus to listen to news (or music)? Several times. Students (younger students) who don't listen to news at home are on the bus ride home.
2. Hand out a flower to students as they leave bus. Not sure why. this was done a long time ago way before "Valentine's day" week. One time thing.
My kid's did not, which is too bad. They both sound like good things for the children to experience.
A rose?
Are you expecting the drivers to purchase roses for up to 60 kids (which is the max # to be seated on the busses)?
Another clueless poster. Do you know that there are more than that many students on a bus, some routes with more than others. students on one another in small seats (think 6ft HSers). Spend some time off the screen and into the real world.