Activity Trips. All bus drivers shall be compensated for all hours missed from their regular driving time due to activity trips.
Activity Trips. An activity trip is defined as those trips outside of regular home to school routes and school to school runs within the District.
Activity Trips. A. Activity trips shall be any transportation assignment other than regular home-to- school transportation for which any qualified employee of the transportation department is scheduled to perform. This does not include transporting students for regularly scheduled instructional programs such as math, therapy, etc.
Activity Trips. All regular drivers shall have the opportunity to bid on activity trips. Activity trips will first be offered to regular drivers, then substitute drivers on a rotation basis. Trips will be awarded according to the following process:
Activity Trips. All regular drivers shall have the opportunity to bid on activity trips. Activity trips will first be offered to regular drivers, then substitute drivers. The plan and intent is to get all regular drivers to eight (8) hours first, then bid the remaining work and distribute as per the CBA, then distribute to substitute drivers on a rotation basis. The dispatcher will relieve drivers of a portion of their regular routes whenever a trip’s scheduled departure time falls within a regular route’s scheduled time. This process is intended to manage overtime. (Refer to Sections 2.1, 15.4, and 15.5.) Layover time on activity trips shall be paid at the regular bus driver’s hourly rate. Overtime for layover hours will be paid at one and one-half (1 ½) times the regular rate. Drivers shall be allowed to use district transportation in order to have their meals at a facility of their choice so long as the facility is within a two-mile (2-mile) radius of the event or the closest facility.
Activity Trips. 1. A rotation list shall be maintained for the following categories of trips:
Activity Trips. 1. Classified bus drivers, in order of seniority with route drivers being first followed by trip drivers, shall have first right-of-refusal for trip or substitute work providing it does not interfere with normal assignments or result in unauthorized overtime. Activity trips are considered part of drivers’ regular weekly hours.
Activity Trips. A. Bus Driver’s Meals (June 2007) The following meal payment schedule will be in effect for out of town trips:
Activity Trips. All late afternoon activity trips will be paid a minimum of one (1) hour.
Activity Trips. The District agrees to use Classified bus drivers for the transportation of 15 or more student participants traveling to contests in school-owned school buses or vehicles for the following High School sports: - Volleyball, Football, Soccer, Cross Country, Girls Basketball, Boys Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball, Softball and Track with the exception of: -The Spring Baseball trip -The Spring Softball Trip -State Cross Country, Wrestling and Track Meets The District has unlimited discretion in whether it uses Classified bus drivers or other District personnel/approved volunteers, who are not Classified bus drivers, to drive up to two District vehicles (e.g. activity busses, vans, etc.) for trips with 14 or fewer student participants. Examples of such trips include but are not limited to: - Club activities such as speech/debate, forestry/CTE, salmon bowl, leadership, etc. - Other school academic/learning activities - Summer sports activities that are not OSAA related - Overnight sports trips including sports tournaments, team camps, etc. It is understood that students may be transported in non-district-owned vehicles without regard to the union membership status of the driver.
