A bus driver at Tecumseh Public Schools was arrested Thursday morning for allegedly being drunk on duty. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here.The Tecumseh Police Department was contacted just after 10 a.m. by the district's superintendent. The school said they received a report from a parent who had a student on the bus. The student told the parent the driver smelled like alcohol, according to Tecumseh police. When police arrived on the scene, they arrested the bus driver."The Tecumseh Police Department was immediately notified and asked to complete a sobriety test on the driver. The driver was found unfit for duty and removed from the school by the police," said the school district in a statement. He was booked into the Pottawatomie County Public Safety Center on complaints of actual physical control of a motor vehicle and child endangerment. "The driver was immediately suspended from duty. The district will continue to take appropriate action in this matter according to its policy. The safety of Tecumseh students is a priority, and immediate action will be taken upon reports of any behaviors that may pose a hazard to our students whether on campus or while being transported," said the statement from the school district. >> Download the KOCO 5 AppThe police department said the man was not only a bus driver for the district, but he was also the bus superintendent who oversees all bus drivers. KOCO has chosen not to release the man's name since he hasn't been formally charged. "Tecumseh Public Schools believes that it is unacceptable for an employee of the district to endanger our students in any way. We are committed to providing a safe environment for our students and will continue to have zero tolerance for any lesser standard. Thank you for supporting Tecumseh Public Schools," said the statement from the school district. Top Headlines TIMELINE: Chance of seeing snow on Sunday in Oklahoma rising Toby Keith fans use one of his most popular songs as a final tribute to the artist 2 dead after head-on collision on State Highway 18 in Meeker, OHP says Grand jury indicts 3 people in Swadley's contract scandal Arizona Wedding shut down when venue not zoned for music, unveiling larger controversy