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Student Management

This module emphasizes the significance of maintaining control of student behavior while operating a school bus. It covers the standards for behavior in the school district, situations posing risks for drivers, and ways to uphold acceptable student conduct. Additionally, it addresses the essential job responsibilities of a school bus driver, including safe operation of the bus, avoiding distractions, and ensuring student safety. The module outlines the criteria for acceptable student behavior and provides insights into managing student conduct effectively. It also delves into at-risk situations that may hinder a driver's ability to safely navigate the bus and offers guidance on maintaining control over students' behavior. Recognizing the developmental stages of students, their need for respect, recognition, belonging, and importance to peers is also highlighted in this module.

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Student Management

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  1. Student Management NHTSA School Bus Driver In-Service Safety Series

  2. Module Purpose • Explain the importance of keeping control of student behavior on the bus. • State the standards for behavior in our school district. • Describe the situations that put the school bus driver most at risk. • Describe ways to maintain acceptable student behavior on the bus.

  3. School Bus Driver Jobs • To operate the bus safely • To not be distracted • To protect students from harm

  4. Standards for Acceptable Behavior Deciding what’s reasonable and unreasonable

  5. Acceptable Behavior • Stay seated • Face forward • Talk in a quiet voice

  6. Students • Students are young people in periods of physical and emotional development. • Students need to learn how to control their actions.

  7. At Risk Situations that distract you and threaten your ability to operate the bus safely

  8. Maintaining Control How to manage students’ behavior on the bus

  9. What Students Need • Respect • Recognition • To feel in control • To associate with peers • To feel important to peers

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