The routes and times provided below include all eligible students that qualify for transportation under the district guidelines of 1 mile or more for grades 1 through 8 and 1.5 miles or more for grades 9-12. During the first 2 to 3 weeks of school, drivers will monitor actual students riding the bus. The district will adjust route stops and times if it is determined that stops are not necessary based on actual students at stops and riding the bus.

The district appreciates your patience as we work through the first few weeks of school and monitor actual use of transportation services to determine route changes if necessary.

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The routes and times provided below include all eligible students that qualify for transportation under the district guidelines of 1 mile or more for grades 1 through 8 and 1.5 miles or more for grades 9-12. During the first 2 to 3 weeks of school, drivers will monitor actual students riding the bus. The district will adjust route stops and times if it is determined that stops are not necessary based on actual students at stops and riding the bus.

The district appreciates your patience as we work through the first few weeks of school and monitor actual use of transportation services to determine route changes if necessary.

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Student Transportation Responsibilities

Proper student behavior is important because the distraction of the driver can contribute to unsafe travel conditions. Students should abide by ALL school rules while on a bus or at a bus stop. The following actions shall help to protect the student's rights and to maintain order:

1. Student shall follow directions of the driver the first time given and NEVER distract the driver.2. Student shall arrive at the bus stop five minutes before the bus is scheduled to arrive.
Buses should not be considered late until more than five minutes have elapsed since the scheduled arrival time.

3. Student shall wait in a safe place, clear of traffic and away from where the bus stops. See “Danger Zone” file linked below.

4. Student shall wait in an orderly line and shall avoid horseplay.

5. Student shall cross the road or street in front of the bus only after the bus has come to a complete stop and upon direction of the driver. See “How to Cross the Road” file linked below.

6. Student shall go directly to an available or assigned seat when entering the bus.

7. Student shall remain seated and keep aisles and exits clear.

8. Student shall exhibit classroom conduct at all times.

9. Student shall refrain from throwing or passing objects in, from, or into buses.

10. Student is permitted to carry only objects that can be held on her/his lap.

11. Student shall not use profane language, obscene gestures, tobacco, alcohol, drugs or any other controlled substance in the bus.

12. Student shall refrain from eating and drinking in the bus.

13. Student shall not carry hazardous materials or non-service animals into the bus.

14. Student shall respect the rights, safety and comfort of others.

15. Student shall refrain from leaving or boarding the bus at locations other than the assigned stop.

16. Student shall refrain from extending head, arms or objects out of the bus windows.

17. Students shall be denied school bus transportation if they do not conduct themselves properly.

Parent/Guardian Transportation Responsibilities

Parents, guardians and persons acting in loco parentis shall:

1. Assist students in understanding safety rules and responsibilities and encourage them to abide by them. See the “For Students” tab at left.

2. Recognize their own responsibilities for the actions of their children.

3. Support safe riding practices and discipline efforts to ensure safety.

4. Assure students are at their assigned bus stop five minutes before the bus arrives. Buses should not be considered late until more than five minutes have elapsed since the scheduled arrival time.

5. Teach children proper procedures for safely crossing the roadway before boarding and after leaving the bus. See “How to Cross the Road” and “Danger Zone” files linked below.

6. First grade students are required to have a parent or guardian meet them at the bus stop in the afternoon. If there is no adult to meet the child, they will be driven back to school for pick up.

7. Respect the rights and privileges of other students and parents.

8. Communicate safety concerns to the transportation supervisor or school principal.

9. Monitor bus stops, if possible.

10. Be aware of illegal or undesirable activities and other dangers involved in and around the loading and unloading zone, including the dangers of loose clothing, drawstrings, clothing accessories, back-packs and other loose personal items.

Pennsylvania's School Bus STOPPING Law:

When you meet or overtake a stopped school bus with red signal lights flashing and stop arm extended, you MUST STOP.

• When you approach an intersection where a stopped bus with red signal lights flashing and stop arm extended, you MUST STOP.
• You MUST STOP at least ten (10) feet away from the school bus.
• You MUST WAIT until the red lights have stopped flashing and the stop arm has been withdrawn before moving.
• DO NOT MOVE until all the children have reached a place of safety.
• You MUST STOP on roadways with painted lines.
• You MUST STOP on roadways with signed dividers.
• Drivers on separate roadways do not have to stop on a highway with clearly defined dividing sections or physical barriers separating the roadways. This only applies when the school bus is on the opposite side of the road. WHEN IN DOUBT, STOP.

If you are convicted of violating Pennsylvania’s School Bus Stopping Law, you will receive ALL of the following penalties:

1. 60-day Driver’s License Suspension

2. Five (5) points on your driving record

3. $100.00 fine

Transportation Letter 
Danger Zone
Transportation Audio & Video Monitoring
Transportation Student Discipline
Transportation Policy