Missing Child. A child reported as missing to the police by their family or carers. A missing child will be defined as one where the missing episode has been reported to the police and recorded on the Staffordshire Police COMPACT database.
Missing Child. All missing children calls should be reported to Xxxxx Xxxxx, Transportation, Safety and Security Coordinator at 000-000-0000 or 000-000-0000, option 2. Whenever a child is reported missing (i.e., not returning home after an attended day at school) the Transportation Team responds with the following protocol: • Notification made to the School Principal. S/he will contact the student’s teacher(s) and have the school building and grounds searched. • Notification to the bus contractor. They will search the student’s bus and the driver will be contacted and interviewed. • Parents will be asked to contact friends of the missing child. Most often a child is located at a friend’s house within the first hour. • Notification is made to the Police Department if necessary. Once the child has been located, all involved parties are contacted to confirm. APPENDIX A APPENDIX B SHREWSBURY PUBLIC SCHOOLS BUS DISCIPLINE PROCEDURES AND CONSEQUENCES Level 1 Misbehaviors Misbehaviorsthatinterferewiththeorderlytransportationofstudents. Some examplesare: • Talkingtooloudly • Failuretostayseated • Litteringonthebus • Tamperingwiththepossessionsofotherpassengers Consequences: Thebusdrivermayaddressthemisbehavior: • Verbalwarning • Assignseats Level 2 Misbehaviors More severe misbehaviors that interfere with the orderly transportation of student. Some examples are: • Annoying and/or bullying other passengers • Littering the bus - repeat offense • Use of profanity • Damage to the bus Consequences The bus driver reports misbehaviors on the bus. The principal or designee administers consequences. This action may include any or all of the following: • Conference with principal or designee • Contact with parents • Assigned seats • Loss of bus privileges for up to five days • Suspension from school for up to five days Level 3 Misbehaviors Behavior that endangers the safety of the driver or students and which impairs the driver's ability to drive safely. Some examples include: • Repeated occurrences of Level 1 or 2 behaviors • Refusal to remain in seats • Throwing objects, spitting, or spit balls • Distracting the driver • Refusal to obey driver • Fighting, including pushing and/or wrestling • Lighting matches/lighters • Possession of knives or other dangerous objects • Possession or use of tobacco, alcohol, drugs or controlled substances Consequences The bus driver reports misbehaviors on the bus. The principal or designee administers consequences. At more severe levels, the superintende...
Missing Child. If a child is booked into the Club but is not at the collection point or dropped off to breakfast club, a member of staff will attempt to make contact with the emergency contacts given at registration to see why they haven’t arrived. If the whereabouts of the child is not known, staff will immediately implement and follow the procedures laid out in the Missing Child policy.
