School Bus Driver: Great Benefits & Competitive Pay
Frederickcountyschoolsva
Frederick (MD)
On-site
USD 16,830 - 28,411
Part time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Sick leave
Personal leave
Health insurance
Retirement benefits
Ability to bring children on the bus
Job summary
A local school district in Maryland is seeking candidates for the School Bus Driver Training Program. Applicants must be at least 21 years old with a good driving record and must pass several screenings. The position offers competitive pay, including an attendance bonus, as well as various benefits like health insurance and retirement plans.
Qualifications
Be at least 21 years old.
Have a good driving record.
Pass a pre-hire drug screening.
Pass a criminal background and child abuse check.
Successfully complete a school bus driver’s physical exam.
Job description
Buses travel more than 12,000 miles daily
Buses travel more than 2.4 million miles each year
Buses inspected every 5,000 miles
Job Requirements
Anyone wishing to apply to enter the FCPS School Bus Driver Training Program must:
Be at least 21 years old
Have a good driving record
Pass a pre-hire drug screening
Pass a criminal background and child abuse check
Successfully complete a school bus driver’s physical exam which meets Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles and Department of Education requirements
Salary and Benefits
Bus drivers and bus aides in training are paid $13.50/hour
Contracted bus drivers earn $91.22-$153.99/day based on experience. An attendance bonus is also available.
Contracted bus aides earn $75.15-$126.63/day based on experience. An attendance bonus is also available.
Benefits for contracted bus drivers and bus aides include sick leave, personal leave, health insurance (including dental and vision), retirement benefits through the Virginia Retirement System and group life insurance.
Bus drivers and bus aides may bring two of their children or grandchildren (up to age 5) to ride on the bus they drive. This helps eliminate the need for drivers to secure childcare in order to work.