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Arts & Technology Academy of Pontiac
Bus Drivers
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A Bus Driver drives buses and transport passengers along a designated route. Works for a city public transit system, regional bus company, or school district.
$47,547 / year median in Michigan
+3% projected growth
Job Description
The Arts and Technology Academy of Pontiac is currently hiring for Full-Time Bus Drivers for this summer and the upcoming 26/27 school year. Are you passionate about helping children and want to work at the highest performing school in Pontiac? Do you want to work at a school where everyone loves coming to work each day? Arts and Technology Academy of Pontiac (ATAP), located at 888 Enterprise Drive (near the intersection of Opdyke and South Boulevard), is a Pre-k through 12th grade tuition free charter school. We are expanding and are looking for high caliber staff to join our team. Since inception in 2001, the school has been an educational choice for local families in Pontiac and surrounding communities. Our mission is to educate and motivate our students to achieve their highest level academically and socially. Superintendent Septembra Williams joined ATAP in 2010, with a vision for ATAP to become the "Pride of Pontiac" by increasing academic achievement, one student at a time, with individually focused educational program choices for students and families, as well as remarkable career and leadership opportunities for the school's exceptional faculty and staff. William's vision for ATAP to become the "Pride of Pontiac" was realized in less than 3 short years with the diligent efforts of ATAP's talented teachers, hard-working students and supportive families. ATAP's state Top-to-Bottom scores climbed from the 2nd percentile, to the 15th percentile, then increased remarkably again to the 31st percentile with momentum continuing. This sizable increase in the quality of education for our students resulted in substantial increased enrollment.