Policies and Procedures Handbook |
Last Updated: 5/31/2005 |
Garrett County Public Schools 40 South Second Street Oakland, MD 21550 (301)334-8900 |
CRITERIA TO EVALUATE PROSPECTIVE SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS/ASSISTANTS.
Administrative Procedure
The following criteria will be used to determine an individual's ability and qualifications to serve as a school bus driver.
Current regulatory requirements such as COMAR 13A.06.07.02 (2) iii will be used as a foundation.
An evaluation of the driver record will be formulated based upon the record length, total points, and type of previous violations (e.g. speeding -- degree, multiple charges, etc.).
An analysis of the driver record will be used to gauge the probability of risk by reviewing the total driver record and projecting the potential degree of difficulty of defending a driver if he/she is involved in a serious, or fatal, accident.
The criminal record of each applicant will be secured. The following list of charges/convictions will result in rendering an applicant ineligible to serve as a school bus driver/assistant.
1. Arson 2. Assault with intent to have carnal knowledge of female child under age of 14 years 3. Assault with intent to rob or murder 4. Assault with intent to commit a rape 5. Bigamy 6. Bribing juries or packing juries 7. Burglary 8. Burning willfully any public buildings, church, academy, schoolhouse, etc. 9. Carnal knowledge of a female child under fourteen years of age 10. Counterfeiting (Conviction in any jurisdiction) 11. Embezzlement 12. Forgery 13. Incest 14. Larceny (Depends on amount and age at time of conviction and age at time of application to be a bus driver) 15. Manslaughter 16. Mayhem 17. Murder 18. Perjury 19. Subornation of perjury 20. Rape 21. Robbery 22. Sodomy 23. Possession of C.D.S. 24. Intent to distribute C.D.S. 25. Conviction for alcoholism while operating a motor vehicle 26. Conviction of alcoholism on driver's license
Three reference letters will be secured and evaluated. Reference letters will be maintained in strictest confidence.
A Reed Psychological Test may be used to assist in determining an applicants honesty, dependability, and substance abuse problems.
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