"You ought to be able to google it", I know, but I figured there might be something specific to this case, so I thought I'd ask. "but it's a person assigned to

"You ought to be able to google it", I know, but I figured there might be something specific to this case, so I thought I'd ask. "but it's a person assigned to assist the bus driver" Should she maybe not have been doing a better job of keeping the kids in line? Does she not have the power to stand up, tell them to shut up and pull the bus over? I'm not excusing their behaviour in the slightest, it just seems that she wasn't really performing the task she was hired to do.