2013-2014 Bus Route Schedule to come.

The bus route schedule will include morning pick up and drop off at designated “community stops”.

Please make sure your child has an adult or responsible guardian at the stop to pick up your child. If your child does not have a responsible party waiting at the bus stop, they will be placed on the bus and will be returned to the school at the end of the bus route.

If you would like your child to ride the bus or need to change your AM/PM stop, please contact the school office. We will need written communication with a contact number signed by the parent. Below you will find the location of stops and the approximate time to be at the stop. Please make arrangements to have your students at the bus stop five (5) minutes before the bus stop times.

Schedules may change:

MORNING buses will arrive at the following locations/times (Buses arrive at school at 7:30am):

AFTERNOON buses will depart the school at 4:00pm and will arrive at the following locations/times (Buses load at 3:45pm and depart school at 4:00pm):

 Half-Day Transportation
Students will be picked up at their regular times and at their designated bus stop. Student drop-off times will be adjusted due to the half-day schedule. Students will be dropped off approximately (3.5) hours earlier than their normal drop-off times.

 Safety
Safe bus transportation is important to all of us, and students play a major role in bus safety. In order to promote safety, the following basic rules should be discussed with your children so that they know what to expect.

Students who ride a bus must:

1. SIT PROPERLY IN THE BUS SEAT. This means sitting on your seat with your back against the seat back. This is the most important rule because students who sit properly have maximum protection in the event of an accident and also less opportunity to misbehave.
2. COMPLY PROMPTY WITH ALL DIRECTIVES GIVEN BY THE BUS DRIVER. Students should comply immediately to any instructions given by the driver. This allows the driver to return all attention to the operation of the bus. The situation becomes very serious when the student refuses to follow the instructions or has to be told multiple times.
3. STAY IN THEIR ASSIGNED SEAT. Just as in the classroom, this helps maintain order on the bus.       
4. NOT JEOPARDIZE THE SAFETY OF OTHERS OR THEMSELVES. An example would be distracting the driver by talking loudly or making loud noises. Students should not stick or throw anything through a bus window. This would include any part of one’s body. This is extremely dangerous.