Providing transportation information, Monitoring traffic signals, Monitoring health, Cleaning vehicles and components, Operating vehicles or moving equipment, Recording travel details, Assisting students with needs
Education
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Announced routes and stopsHelped children with disabilitiesBuckle seatbelts for passengersCleaned the bus insideDirected students on and offEscorted young children across roads
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Announced routes and stops to ensure clear communication with passengers and parents
Secured seatbelts for all passengers, prioritizing safety during transportation
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Show what improved once the announcements were made
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Announced routes and stops, leading to fewer questions from parents about routes
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Fewer questions from parents about routesStudents felt more confident boardingParents appreciated timely updates
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Confirm what got safer because you secured the seatbelts
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Secured seatbelts for all passengers, prioritizing safety during transportation
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Reduced risk of injury during stopsIncreased overall safety on the busHelped students feel more secure
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Assisting patrons
Providing transportation information
Assisting customers
Monitoring traffic signals
Monitoring health
Cleaning vehicles and components
Operating vehicles or moving equipment
Recording travel details
Notifying hazards
Assisting students with needs
Assisting disabled individuals
Assisting motorists and pedestrians
The work itself
What a School Bus Monitor does
The public record of what this job is, in one paragraph.
Maintain order among students on a school bus. Duties include helping students safely board and exit and communicating behavioral problems. May perform pretrip and posttrip inspections and prepare for and assist in emergency evacuations.
What it pays
How much does a School Bus Monitor make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$31,760
Median
$35,100
75th percentile
$37,760
About 78,420 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$33,990
$33,990
$35,860
AL
$24,370
$28,210
$28,820
AR
$25,150
$28,260
$34,820
AZ
$31,300
$34,560
$36,040
CA
$36,570
$38,360
$43,450
CO
$30,800
$33,540
$37,020
CT
$34,010
$35,350
$37,820
DC
$41,100
$41,720
$41,720
DE
$35,570
$36,560
$39,900
FL
$31,490
$34,110
$36,270
GA
$23,690
$30,130
$31,830
HI
$39,520
$40,250
$45,170
IA
$28,850
$32,740
$34,890
ID
$27,570
$32,230
$34,390
IL
$31,200
$33,840
$35,350
IN
$29,910
$33,590
$36,020
KS
$27,790
$29,420
$33,820
KY
$21,310
$28,220
$30,240
LA
$19,980
$25,250
$29,750
MA
$35,360
$36,020
$38,470
MD
$35,050
$38,750
$45,520
ME
$31,460
$38,060
$43,800
MI
$29,540
$32,480
$36,540
MN
$36,200
$38,590
$40,860
MO
$29,550
$34,220
$36,340
MS
$18,990
$23,500
$28,620
MT
$32,200
$34,740
$35,730
NC
$31,460
$32,970
$35,180
ND
$33,610
$38,480
$44,770
NE
$32,800
$34,750
$42,780
NH
$33,750
$37,620
$41,880
NJ
$33,280
$36,100
$37,410
NM
$31,740
$36,250
$42,330
NV
$26,390
$29,230
$35,470
NY
$34,610
$36,910
$39,110
OH
$26,950
$28,110
$35,520
OK
$26,420
$28,130
$30,190
OR
$37,300
$40,900
$46,850
PA
$30,830
$35,290
$38,250
RI
$35,630
$35,910
$36,190
SC
$18,840
$26,240
$30,720
SD
$32,820
$34,380
$35,000
TN
$25,330
$27,250
$35,000
TX
$26,180
$29,300
$32,640
UT
$36,820
$38,020
$45,900
VA
$30,240
$36,510
$42,600
VT
$37,000
$39,020
$43,630
WA
$37,790
$42,330
$47,480
WI
$30,260
$36,640
$39,880
WY
$33,750
$36,810
$38,620
Other names
Other names for this job
bus monitor, school bus aide, school bus assistant, school bus attendant, school bus escort, school bus matron.
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This page is about the occupation School Bus Monitors. What this job involves and what it is made of come from O*NET 30.3, the US Department of Labor's occupation database, refreshed July 2026; Rung writes those records into the plain sentences you see. Pay comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS release for 2025. Rung is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by either agency. How Rung handles accuracy is on the accuracy page, and the full data credits are on the credits page.