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This document outlines bus riding expectations for students to be ready, respectful, responsible, and safe. Students should be on time to the bus stop with all materials, remain seated, obey the driver's directions, keep conversation at a moderate level, pick up after themselves, and keep hands and feet to themselves. Following these bus expectations will help students and the school.
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