Bus Routes
The bus routes have been created with the student information available when they were published. Bus routes and stop locations may change throughout the school year or from year to year as student populations fluctuate.
ALL TIMES ARE ESTIMATED ONLY and will be adjusted as necessary throughout the school year. Students should be at their stops at least 5-10 minutes before the bus is scheduled to arrive. Students must be AT THE STOP when the bus arrives. Our buses may be a little late during the beginning of the school year due to new student orientations. We appreciate your patience and cooperation.
PLEASE BE AWARE that routes change throughout the school year. The most current routes will be posted here.
Note: Bus stops are not made on a door-to-door basis.
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School Bus Stop Safety Tips
Make sure your children leave home on time if they are walking to the bus stop, running can be dangerous.
- Practice Safety: Students should be at the bus stop at least 5 minutes before the bus is scheduled to arrive. Students must be at the bus stop when the bus arrives.
- Respect the "Danger Zone" surrounding the bus. The Danger Zone is the 10-foot wide area on all sides of the bus.
- Children must always cross the street in front of the bus and never behind the bus. This allows the driver to see the children as they walk in front of the bus.
- Make sure your children stand at least 10 feet (five giant steps) from the road while waiting for the school bus. The children will then be out of the way of traffic. Have younger children practice taking five giant steps to become familiar with how far away 10 feet is from the side of the road.
- Have your children put everything they carry in a backpack or school bag so they won't drop things along the way.
- If there is rainy weather, have your children wear raincoats that are bright with contrasting colors so they can be easily seen by drivers.
- Go to the bus stop with a young child and have older children walk in groups. There is safety in numbers because groups are easier for drivers to see.
- Practice good pedestrian behavior in front of your children. Walk on the sidewalk. If there is no sidewalk, they should stay out of the street. If they must walk in the street, they should walk single file, face traffic and stay as close to the edge of the road as they can. Exaggerate your head turns and narrate your actions so your children know you are looking left, right, and then left again.
- Warn your children that, if they drop something near the bus, they should never pick it up. Instead, they should tell the driver and follow the driver's instructions. If they bend over to pick up a dropped object, they might not be seen by the driver and could be hurt if the driver pulls away from the stop.
- Teach your children to secure loose drawstrings, scarves, loose fitting or baggy clothing, and other objects that could get caught in the handrail or door of the school bus as they are exiting.
- If you meet your children at the bus stop after school, wait on the side where they will be dropped off, not across the street. Children can be so excited at seeing you after school that they dash across the street and forget the safety rules.