Edison Local

Presently hiring full-time and substitute bus driver positions, as well as full-time and substitute bus aide positions.  Starting rate for full-time bus drivers is $21.00 per hour and $18.00 per hour for substitute drivers.  Bus Aides start at $10.00 per hour.  

Applicant Requirements: 

Must be 21 years of age to drive and 18 years of age to be an aide

Must be reliable

Must hold a valid Class B CDL with passenger & school bus endorsement (We provide training) 

Must pass a BCI and FBI background check 

If interested, please contact the Edison Transportation Department: 419-499-3000 ext. 1018.

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When parents provide a new wireless number to the school (common at the beginning of the school year), you may receive a text message requesting that you opt in to receive important information via text message. The message you receive will be similar to the following: "Edison Local School District would like to continue sending you text messages. To receive these messages, please reply YES." Again, we encourage you to reply YES.

Please note, although Edison Local Schools does not charge you for this service, it does not pay for text message charges that may be incurred by you for sending or receiving text messages. Check with your wireless carrier for possible charges. Emergency messages are always sent with all three message types (email, text, and voice calls) and to every contact number we have available for you even if you have opted out. We cannot change this. Emergency messages will be labeled as such so you will know it is an actual emergency.

This event has raised over $28,000 dollars to various charities and individuals over the years. This year all money raised will be presented to The Maxton Soviak Memorial Foundation. The money will be used to help secure a service dog for a veteran in need. Please help make this Entrepreneur Day the best ever by allowing your middle school child the opportunity to bring in money on Wednesday, May 25th. Our 5th graders are grouped into teams and have been working hard. They are eager to see how much they can earn with their creative products and ideas. There will be lots of great crafts, food, games and raffles in the Middle School gym from 12:15-2:15 on Wednesday, May 25th. The public is also welcome to come in and purchase the items that are being sold. Come support our students and a great cause!

Many of your recall taking a survey a few weeks ago regarding the future of our facilities. Over 1089 community members responded to the survey and we were able to provide the findings to our board and Facilities Advisory Committee. You told us that the most important factors to consider for the future of our facilities were (in order of importance): 1. providing the best learning/teaching environments; 2. overall cost of the project; 3. Finding a plan the community could support. The topline survey results can be found here https://research.zarca.com/zRMx/Bar_graph.aspx?share=ZXR2R5N6G

As many of you may know, we have been discussing the future of our facilities since before the pandemic. We recently convened a Facility Advisory Committee made up of local residents. Last week, this Committee voted to recommend building a new PreK – 5th grade facility on the site of the current middle school in Berlin Heights and construct a 6th – 8th grade building at the site of the High School in Milan Township, while making relevant renovations to Edison High School. At the April 19 th Edison School Board meeting, the Board unanimously voted to move forward with the Master Plan recommended by the Facility Advisory Committee. Next, we plan to convene a finance committee that would discuss funding options and the potential of a bond issue come November. To read more about what the Sandusky Register wrote about Edison’s process visit:
https://sanduskyregister.com/news/382216/edison-board-votes-to-construct-new-buildings/