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The CAA School Safety Patrol program has the same risks and liabilities as running any other extra-curricular activities at school. ... To determine that a student is ready to take on their responsibility as a Patroller, they must complete the practical hands-on training session and pass the Patroller exam with a minimum of 75 percent.
Hace 4 días · Lucas Deters, sixth-grader at McKinley Elementary School in Davenport, shakes hands with Nick Jarmusz, AAA director of public affairs, after being named "Iowa School Safety Patroller of the Year ...
Instructions: The CAA School Safety Patrol Supervisor, school Principal, CAA training partner or bus driver should provide specific, detailed examples of the nominee’s qualifications in each of the following categories. Please keep these examples brief and in bullet-point format. The examples listed are guidelines only; please include examples that are relevant to the Patroller in their ...
AAA School Safety Patrol ™ Handbook for Patrollers 4 Look, Act, and Be Alert! As a School Safety Patroller, you must: • Arrive at your post on time, neat, and clean. • Dress appropriately for cold and wet weather. Wear your belt and badge over your sweater or jacket. When wearing the AAA poncho, do not wear your belt and badge.
Serving in its 100th year, the AAA School Safety Patrol program has more than 679,000 Patrollers in. 35,000 U.S. schools. The AAA School Safety Patrol Program plays an important role in helping pedestrians learn and fulfill responsibilities regarding traffic safety. Education and safety groups have praised the program for reducing injuries and ...
Scholar Patrol is a call for unselfish service to fellow pupils and the community. It requires the efforts of individuals with the following characteristics: Responsibility - a focus on the safety of pedestrians is of paramount importance. Punctuality - the team and our fellow pedestrian scholars depend on the team to be on duty, on time.
The custodian of the AAA School Safety Patrol’s equipment, the Supply Sergeant is responsible for: Monitoring the program’s supply locker or supply room at the school. Ensuring that all equipment is in its proper place at all times, except when in use. Reporting on the care and condition of the equipment at each Patrol meeting.
