Newsroom
Page Navigation
- APS Newsroom Overview
- October 2024 News Releases and Media Clips
- September 2024 News Releases and Media Clips
- August 2024 News Releases and Media Clips
- July 2024 News Releases and Media Clips
- June 2024 News Releases and Media Clips
- May 2024 News Releases and Media Clips
- April 2024 News Releases and Media Clips
- March 2024 News Releases and Media Clips
- February 2024 News Releases and Media Clips
- January 2024 News Releases and Media Clips
-
2023
- January 2023 News Releases and Media Clips
- February 2023 News Releases and Media Clips
- March 2023 News Releases and Media Clips
- April 2023 News Releases and Media Clips
- May 2023 News Releases and Media Clips
- June 2023 News Releases and Media Clips
- July 2023 News Releases and Media Clips
- August 2023 News Releases and Media Clips
- September 2023 News Releases and Media Clips
- October 2023 News Releases and Media Clips
- November 2023 News Releases and Media Clips
- December 2023 News Releases and Media Clips
-
2022
- January 2022 News Releases
- February 2022 News Releases
- March 2022 News Releases
- April 2022 News Releases
- May 2022 News Releases
- June 2022 News Releases
- July 2022 News Releases and Media Clips
- August 2022 News Releases and Media Clips
- September 2022 News Releases and Media Clips
- October 2022 News Releases and Media Clips
- November 2022 News Releases and Media Clips
- December 2022 News Releases and Media Clips
-
2021
- January 2021 News Releases
- February 2021 News Releases
- March 2021 News Releases
- April 2021 News Releases
- May 2021 News Releases
- June 2021 News Releases
- July 2021 News Releases
- August 2021 News Releases
- September 2021 News Releases
- October 2021 News Releases
- November 2021 News Releases
- December 2021 News Releases
-
2020
- January 2020 News Releases
- February 2020 News Releases
- March 2020 News Releases
- April 2020 News Releases
- May 2020 News Releases
- June 2020 News Releases
- July 2020 News Releases
- August 2020 News Releases
- September 2020 News Releases
- October 2020 News Releases
- November 2020 News Releases
- December 2020 News Releases
06.16 APS Invites Prospective Employees to “Get on the Bus,” Get $1,000 with Job Fair for Transportation Positions, Saturday
ATLANTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Office of Communications and Public Engagement
130 Trinity Avenue SW | Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Seth Coleman, Director of Media Relations & Television Broadcast
404-802-2891, office
404-406-5570, cell
seth.coleman@atlanta.k12.ga.us
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 16, 2022
APS Invites Prospective Employees to “Get on the Bus,” Get $1,000 with Job Fair for Transportation Positions, Saturday
Atlanta Public Schools will continue a series of in-person job fairs on Saturday, with the goal of hiring dozens of school bus drivers, bus monitors, transportation supervisors and crossing guards, with $1,000 signing bonuses for eligible applicants!
The third of the five “Get on the Bus” Transportation and Safety & Security job fairs will be held Saturday, 9 a.m. - Noon, at Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School (545 Hill Street, SE).
The full-time positions offer great wages, flexible hours and state benefits. The final two job fairs, also from 9 a.m. – Noon, are scheduled for:
- July 16, L.P. Miles Elementary School (4215 Bakers Ferry Road, SW)
- July 16, Sutton Middle School (2875 Northside Drive, NW)
The previous “Get on the Bus” job fairs were held April 23rd at Harper-Archer Elementary School and May 21st at Emma Hutchinson Elementary School.
WHAT: Atlanta Public Schools is hosting the second of five job fairs, designed specifically to hire dozens of school bus drivers, bus monitors, transportation supervisors and crossing guards, with $1,000 signing bonuses for eligible applicants!
WHEN: Saturday, June 18 | 9 a.m. – Noon
WHERE: Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School | 545 Hill Street, SE
# # #
About Atlanta Public Schools
Atlanta Public Schools is one of the largest school districts in the state of Georgia, serving approximately 50,000 students across 87 schools and five programs. The District is organized into nine K-12 clusters with 64 traditional schools, 19 charter schools, six partner schools, two alternative schools and five alternative programs. To learn more about Atlanta Public Schools, follow us on social media – Twitter (@apsupdate), Facebook (Atlanta Public Schools), and Instagram (apsupdate) – or visit us online at www.atlantapublicschools.us.