WINSTON SALEM FORSYTH COUNTY SCHOOLS EARLY COLLEGE DRIVERS
knowing all the extras stresses that bus drivers have been dealing with lately, she said, “I thought, ‘We need to do something for them.’” “I am in shock that it went so fast,” said Amber Sluder, a Middle College teacher who was one of the project organizers.Īsked why she wanted to give “thank you” bags to bus drivers, Sluder said, that bus drivers always work hard. With so many students working so hard, filling the bags only took about 20 minutes from start to finish.
The new cards meant that all 300 bags soon contained a “thank you” card. Inside the card, students would write something along the lines of “Thanks for all you do for us.” Bringing to mind the children’s song, Early College student Nisi Reyes wrote “The Wheels on the Bus Go Round and Round” on the front of the card.
One student drew a bus on the front of the card. When the “thank you” notes ran out before all 300 bags were filled, some students went into a nearby room and began making more cards. The goal was to fill 300 treat bags, enough for every WS/FCS bus driver and bus assistant to be given one. When one bag was filled, they would circle back around and fill another. They would insert a custom-made “thank-you” note, and they were done. One after another, students zipped down the hall filling bags with water bottles, tubes of Dewey’s Sugar Cookies, snack-size bags of chips, and candy. In a hallway at Middle College, administrators and teachers had loaded tables with “thank you” treats for bus drivers. 27, rather than sitting down to eat when it was time for lunch, students at Middle College of Forsyth and Early College of Forsyth gathered to let bus drivers know they are appreciated. Leadership Development, School Transformation and Professional Developmentįor more pictures, go to Your Permanent Record.Safety, Security & Emergency Management.Accountability & Continuous Improvement.The Appalachian State University Academy at Middle Fork.Atkins Academic & Technology High School.
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