Teacher, driver assaulted on school bus while returning from Cedar Point field trip

On Tuesday night officials are investigating school bus fights at Sheffield Village.

When the incident occurred, the bus belonging to the Cleveland Metropolitan School District returned to Cleveland from Cedar Point and transported students.

Due to the accident the bus driver parked on the 5230 Detroit Road truck gas station.

Sheffield Village Police and Highway Patrol accepted the scene, but the Cleveland Metropolitan School police investigate

A CMSD official said that this battle is only for a small number of students, but the schedule record obtained by WKYC meant a more severe situation.

"Unfortunately, three students had to participate in disciplinary training, but I'm very proud of CMSD students who filled in two buses during this week's Cedar Point trip, behaving, Everyone had a nice day. "

Local Visit Policy Some bus companies and school districts require bus and bus drivers to stay at their destination during the trip. Others give the driver the opportunity to travel for lunch or to rest at places not far from the scene. I understand the operation policy. It is important to always understand and obey the safety policy and procedures of the school district or bus company. Please read the policy and procedure manual of your department. Ask your boss or SBDI what is unclear in the manual

I plan to book a bus and bus driver to send students' musicians for the first time to the performance venue at my school. As a young teacher, I know exactly where bus drivers should go and I think they never considered thinking about finding directions. We all got on the bus, a bus driver asked me what to go to see me. As a beginner to the area, I do not know! (This is before the GPS is ready.) After panic, one of my parents ran the car and got a map. Since then, I am always looking for direction, parking lot information, loading place!

Several buses may be required to move to the premises or to an event. Please check your itinerary and contact other drivers before departing. Determine in advance which driver will be the main bus (usually the most destructive driver). Before you leave, please discuss with other drivers, teachers such as break time and escorts and travel details. Do not rely on team leaders. Every driver should have a route to that place. Trying to "stop" on the front line bus may lead to dangerous movements such as lighting up the red light, speeding up, overtaking and so on. Keeping the distance between cars longer than 5 seconds makes it possible for each driver to clearly see the road ahead.

When you get to the road, please wait at least 5 seconds from your bus before you. Unfortunately, many bus accidents happen during the workshops and activities. This is caused by a bus driver driving another bus. (In an embarrassing case, five buses of a field trip collided end to end in a chain reaction.) A fleet of school buses can not escape the danger of retreat. When traveling on a highway at night, please do not look directly at the headlight of the vehicle in front. When approaching the vehicle, please look a little to the side of the road. The glare of the headlight can make you blind for a few seconds. Internal or external dirty windshield worsens glare. (Please do not wear sunglasses to reduce glare at night.) Sunglasses are generally dangerous, lower night vision and dangerous. Glare of the vehicle's headlight behind the bus may also be a problem.