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The document is a bus permission slip for the Lutheran Church of the Cross Day School, allowing a parent to grant permission for their child to ride the school bus to and from events. It includes sections for the parent's name, date, and signature, and notes that personal liability insurance covers the child during school trips.

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Is riding on a school bus a privilege not a right?

Riding The School Bus Is A Privilege, Not A Right! Privileges are special because they must be earned by the individual. The privilege of riding the school bus is earned by exhibiting good behavior while on the bus. The school day begins at the bus stop and continues through the end of the bus ride home.

Can you get suspended from the school bus?

Students who are involved in serious or repeated incidents of unacceptable student conduct on the school bus will have their riding privileges suspended or revoked. The parent/guardian of a student suspended from transportation is responsible for ensuring that the student travels safely to and from school.

What is the Illinois law for school buses?

When a school bus is traveling on a two-lane roadway and is stopped to pick up or drop off pupils, the vehicles in all lanes of traffic must stop. Vehicles should stop at least 20 feet before reaching the school bus to allow pupils to cross the roadway safely.

Do school bus stop signs have cameras?

Yes, and municipalities, counties and school districts must give public notice of their use of school bus monitoring. School districts may contract with vendors for installation, maintenance, and operation.

What happens if you accidentally hit a school bus?

If you are determined to be at fault, you may face legal action. Fines, points on your drivers license, and even more serious charges may be imposed if negligence or dangerous driving are involved. You may also be sued for damages, in which case a bus accident lawyer can be extremely helpful.

Can private schools have buses?

Do private schools or charter schools run school buses? For private schools, this varies from school to school. If they do run school buses, it is likely an additional fee, and these buses are contracted from the local bus service and not the schools own buses.

Are school buses exempt?

School bus operations and transportation performed by government entities are specifically exempted from the FMCSRs under 390.3T(f)(1) and (2), respectively.

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