Elvis The Safety Owl

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Students:

Get up and get ready on time. Arrive at the bus stop five minutes before the bus is scheduled to come.

Wait at the bus stop in a safe place, 12 feet away from the road.

Wait in an orderly group. Form an orderly line as the bus approaches, with the first student in line standing 12 feet away from traffic.

Return home and get help or phone for assistance if you miss the bus.

..NEVER chase after the bus.

NEVER walk to another bus stop.

NEVER allow your parents to drive you to another bus stop.

Your bus driver will not be expecting you.

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“Most of the fundamental ideas of science are essentially simple,
and may, as a rule, be expressed in a language comprehensible to
everyone.”
~ Albert Einstein

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“If you can't explain it to a six year old, you don't understand it yourself.”
― Albert Einstein

SOAR to school... safely, orderly and respectfully! Simple! Positive! Effective!

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How To Observe National School Bus Safety Week National School Bus Safety Week starts on October 21 this year. Here are tips and ideas for keeping kids safe and in-the-know.

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It's ! Remember, preventing wildfires protects habitats. Follow my top tips at your next campfire:
✅ Have a bucket of water and a shovel nearby at all times
✅ Always keep campfires small and under control
✅ Never leave your campfire unattended

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It's ! Remember, preventing wildfires protects habitats. Follow my top tips at your next campfire:
✅ Have a bucket of water and a shovel nearby at all times
✅ Always keep campfires small and under control
✅ Never leave your campfire unattended

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Students should never get within 12 feet of the school bus (except when the bus door is open and the driver has motioned the students to approach the bus by the path to the door).

Why? Students are in grave danger when they are within 12 feet of the bus because the driver can’t see them. Student injuries and death sometimes occur when the student’s own bus strikes them. A driver that can’t see a student can’t protect a student.