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- Epi-Pen Authorization Form
- Free & Reduced Lunch Application
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- Records Request
- Sports Permission Slip
- Student Technology Acknowledgement BP 6163.4
- Trip Slip
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- Approved Food List - Smart Snacks
- PTO
Bus Driver Training
In order to become a certified school bus driver, you must successfully complete a minimum of 20 hours of classroom training and 20 hours of behind-the-wheel training. The classroom training teaches you about rules, regulations, theories and techniques involved with driving a school bus and transporting children.
The behind-the-wheel training teaches you how to perform a proper pre-trip inspection; how to drive and maneuver the bus; and the practical application of the knowledge you gained in your classroom training. You receive this training from a State Certified Instructor.
The California Highway Patrol is responsible for testing people to become school bus drivers. You must successfully complete all the tests set by State law to become a school bus driver.