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hilarious!

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My kids always run away from me even if I tell them to stay in a line, only 2 or 3 actually como with me.

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They don't know how to stay together in a line.

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They don't know how to stay together in a line.

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feedback from the best student of this class

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feedback from the best student of this class

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My kids are almost never waiting for me because they already know where their bus is. So I think we should help only the little kids because at certain age (6/7 years old) they don't need us anymore.

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The “hobbits” are like trying to get a bunch of ducks to walk in one direction without having them fly in every direction possible. Apart from that they do not require our assistance to get to their corresponding bus and most just go running towards their bus instead of sticking around with the group.

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My kids are never waiting for me because they already where their bus is. I think we should help younger kids because at a certain age (6/7) they don't need us anymore

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We have about 5 kids to take the bus and it is often a struggle. A lot of them say "I have to go to the bathroom" and then run off to their bus. Another thing is that as soon as the kids see their friends they run off. The only way we can make sure that they won't run, is if we get there before 3:00. I like this system but i think it needs to be more organized.

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We have to take a group of  3rd graders to the buses and they're all capable of getting to their buses on their own, I mean, they run away and completely ignore us when we try to "help" them so....

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These kids apparently don't know how to stick together in a group. Every time we pick them up, there's always this one kid who runs away and encourages the rest to do the same. I've told them times before to stick together and not run away, but they'll do it anyway. The system could be efficient, but the kids need to understand that by running away they are affecting us.

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I feel the kids are enjoying it and they are welcoming us nice. The problem is that we don´t have time to go to our lockers, go to their classes and get to our buses if we leave at 2:55. Also I feel that they don´t really need us, they can go down by themselves.

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They are just keep running away.

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I also agree->

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this is not working out.
I agree with Anonymous->

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I don't think the bus system is working if it's main porpoise is to help the kids because they don't need us. All we are doing is wasting their time and our own time. Whenever we come to the class the kids just come outside and run off to their buses. We don't help in any way.

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Our kids keep running away, and they never listen. Only one or two actually come with us, and the rest are usually nowhere to be found. I think it would be better if we found some system that they listen a little better and that they don't keep running away. Also, we don't really help. They usually find their own way around without us.

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I believe that the bus system is not working for me and my partner. The reason for this is because the least the kids want is for some people to take them to their buses, which they already know. They show this by running away even when we tell them not to, or by literally saying they don't need us.

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I feel that it is working really well. The only struggles that I have had are that the teacher is never ready at time