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McDonald, TN · Traffic & Transit
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We Appreciate Our Bus Drivers - Thank You, Melanie Rivers!
It’s National Bus Safety Week and CCSD Bus Driver Appreciation Week! Our talented and dedicated team of school bus drivers carry the most precious cargo each day to help our students learn more, grow more, and achieve more in our classrooms than they could anywhere else. This week, we’re celebrating our bus drivers by spotlighting one of our Transportation Employee of the Year Award winners each day. Please join us in thanking Melanie Rivers, the winner for our Sequoyah Innovation Zone, who drives for Hickory Flat Elementary School, Dean Rusk Middle School, Sequoyah High School, and Ralph Bunche Preschool! #CCSDElevateTheExcellence.
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Learn More Oct. 15 about Joining Our Bus Driver or Custodian Team
Please help us spread the word .... Join our CCSD Team as a bus driver or custodian and help our students learn more, grow more, and achieve more! You can learn more by attending a 30-minute in-person info session between 8 and 10 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 15, at 1020 Keeter Road, Canton, GA 30114. We offer paid CDL training to become a bus driver! Bus drivers and custodians are eligible for competitive pay and outstanding benefits, and enjoy a great schedule, wonderful work environment and caring team! To apply for a current job opening, visit https://cherokeega.schoolspring.com/. Questions? Contact Rebecca.carlisle@cherokeek12.net and 770.704.4256. #CCSDElevateTheExcellence.
Rome News-Tribune
Bike Bus inspires joy at Garden Lakes
The air was cool as the sun rose over the parking lot of Trinity Christian Church, illuminating dozens of parents, teachers and kids about to embark on Garden Lakes Elementary School’s second roll out of its bike bus. The school launched the bike bus event last year, in partnership with TRED, as a way to encourage a healthy lifestyle and give students a fun start to their day. On a bike bus, students ride their bikes to school while their families walk or ride alongside them. Much like the first ride last October, the students were all smiles when they pulled up to the school Friday. “I’m certain you see more smiles on the bike bus than you’ll see in the car rider line,” said Harry Brock, TRED president and city commissioner. The morning began with students and members of the community gathered at the church so TRED could check that the bikes — or scooters and skates — were safe to ride and every child had a helmet. Once properly outfitted for their trip, the group kicked off and riders began their commute to school on two wheels, occasionally adding more students to the herd, riding down residential streets
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Garden Lakes Elementary Bike Bus Set for Friday Morning, Drivers Urged to Use Caution
The Garden Lakes Elementary School Bike Bus is scheduled for Friday Oct 9 at 7:30am. A large number of children from the school will be on the roadway during the supervised ride so motorists are encouraged to drive cautiously. Line up will begin at Trinity United Christian Church on Deer...