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Beaver Island Community School recruits a winter temporary bus driver, 2008–2009

Also BICS temporary bus driver December 2008 January 2009

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TypeEvent
Dates2008-10-13 – 2009-01
Withinplace/beaver-island-community-school
ErasModern era
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Event
Dates
2008-10-13 – 2009-01
Kind
Recruitment
Eras
Modern era
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place/beaver-island-community-school

Summary

In October 2008, Beaver Island Community School advertised a temporary bus driver position expected to run from approximately December 1 through January. The notice described twice-daily service between the Christian Church and the CMU Biological Station and listed required training and compensation.

Evidence limits

This is a recruitment notice. It does not identify the person hired or prove that the advertised route operated as described.

Sources

  1. The school advertised a temporary position beginning approximately December 1 through January, with runs between the Beaver Island Christian Church and the CMU Biological Station, a $35-per-day rate, and CDL/endorsement training requirements. It documents recruitment, not the eventual hire or completed route.
    forum · www.beaverislandforum.com · 01 · t001290

Added 9 August 2026. Recent changes

Cite this article

Beaver Island Archive, “Beaver Island Community School recruits a winter temporary bus driver, 2008–2009”, https://beaverislandarchive.org/events/beaver-island-community-school-winter-bus-driver-recruitment-2008/, accessed [date], citing “Bus Driver Position,” Beaver Island Forum, October 13, 2008..

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