How do you coordinate with a crossing guard during pupil drop-off?

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Multiple Choice

How do you coordinate with a crossing guard during pupil drop-off?

Explanation:
Coordinate with a crossing guard by treating the guard as the authority in the crossing zone. Stop where the guard directs and stay there until you receive a clear signal to move. Pupils should only cross when the guard signals it’s safe, and you should monitor to be sure they’ve all cleared the crosswalk before you proceed. Keep your vehicle positioned so the guard has a clear view of the crossing and you remain out of the crosswalk lines. Never move or try to speed things up while students are in or near the crosswalk. Once the guard indicates it’s safe and the area is clear, proceed slowly and with caution. This teamwork minimizes risk and keeps pupils safe during drop-off.

Coordinate with a crossing guard by treating the guard as the authority in the crossing zone. Stop where the guard directs and stay there until you receive a clear signal to move. Pupils should only cross when the guard signals it’s safe, and you should monitor to be sure they’ve all cleared the crosswalk before you proceed. Keep your vehicle positioned so the guard has a clear view of the crossing and you remain out of the crosswalk lines. Never move or try to speed things up while students are in or near the crosswalk. Once the guard indicates it’s safe and the area is clear, proceed slowly and with caution. This teamwork minimizes risk and keeps pupils safe during drop-off.

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