CDL · School bus (CDL)
When bullying or harassment happens on the bus, what is the driver responsible for doing?
Correct answer: Document every incident and report it.
Answer options
- ALeave the students to settle it among themselves
- BStep in only if a student is physically hurt
- CDocument every incident and report it Correct
Why
The bus driver must keep a written record of every incident and allegation of bullying or harassment and pass it on to a supervisor, the principal, or another staff member the school designates. Assigned seating and positive talks with students can help prevent bullying, but they never replace reporting.
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