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Crossing Guards
Crossing guards are provided
by several agencies. The City of Cape Coral Police provide crossing
guards for the City of Cape Coral. The City of Ft Myers
Police and the Sheriff department provide Crossing Guards through Staffing
Connections, an independent contractor.
Florida Statute
1006.23 Identification of Hazardous Conditions
(3) When a request
for review is made to the district school superintendent or
the district school superintendent's designee concerning a
condition perceived to be hazardous to the students in that
district who live within the 2-mile limit and who walk to
school, such condition shall be inspected by a
representative of the state or local governmental entity
that has jurisdiction over the perceived hazardous location.
The district school superintendent or his designee and the
state or local governmental entity or its representative
shall then make a final determination that is mutually
agreed upon whether the hazardous condition meets the state
criteria for hazardous walking conditions.
Please contact
Sharon Tassoni who is the school district designee for any
hazardous walking conditions within the 2 mile limit and who
walk to school at 337-8591.
Lee
County Hazardous Walking And School Crossing Criteria
Process Document
If you are
seeking a position as a crossing guard in the City of Cape
Coral please contact Lt. Mike Catania at 573-3094 or Alisha
Fessel at 242-3386. If you are
interested in a position in the City of Ft Myers and Lee
County please contact Staffing Connections at
1-866-353-7008.
Resources:
Crossing Guard
Locations for 2009-2010 School year.
Bike Brochures:
http://www.dot.state.fl.us/Safety/ped_bike/brochures/pdf/xingguard.pdf
Bike Training:
http://www.dot.state.fl.us/Safety/ped_bike/training/ped_bike_training.htm
Lee County
Government Transportation Department:
http://www3.leegov.com/publicworks/BPAC.htm
The following Brochure was prepared by the Florida
Department of Education Office Of School Transportation
Management Office of Safe Schools. the information is
designed to assist school districts in complying with
requirements to provide safety information to parents,
guardians, and students (Rule 6A-3.0121, Florida
Administrative Code).
The Florida Department of Education and Florida's school districts
are committed to the safety of Florida's students and schools.
Students often walk, bike, or ride to and from school or the bus stop on
their own or with parents, guardians, or others. This brochure offers
important tips to parents, guardians, and students on how to stay
safe, especially when the students are not with school officials who can
help protect them. Please discuss these important tips with your
children.
pdf/coefo-08-02brochure1.pdf
pdf/coefo-08-02brochure2.pdf
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Safety,
Security and Inspections Department