Parents & Community
Transportation & Bus Information
Bus Route & School Zone Information
For bus route and school zone information, please use our School Locator service. If you have questions about a bus route, please fill out our transportation Web form, which will be reviewed by a representative in the transportation department.
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Transportation to and from school for all eligible students is provided
by CCPS as a privilege, not a right. Parents, students and CCPS share
the responsibility for transportation to and from school. Parents are
responsible for their child's behavior and/or any damage caused to the
bus or property of others.Students should be at the bus stop
five minutes before the bus is scheduled to arrive. During the first
two weeks of school, bus pickup times may be adjusted. Please be
patient; bus schedules rarely change later in the school year. Bus
assignments/stops are located at least 1/4 mile apart. Students are
assigned to permanent stops closest to their residence. Transportation
is provided to elementary and middle school students residing more than
one mile from their school and to high school students residing more
than one-and-one half miles from their school. All buses are equipped
with two-way radios so drivers can keep in contact with schools. Any
request for a short-term bus stop change needs to be approved by the
school principal. Submit requests for a long-term bus stop change to
the transportation department, 301-934-7262 or 301-932-6610.
Students who walk to school should follow basic safety procedures as
outlined in the student transportation handbook, using sidewalks where
provided and avoiding secluded walkways. Handbooks are distributed to
students the first week of school.
CCPS may transport students by
licensed school vehicles in the event of an emergency, or as part of
the school program to various school events such as athletic events,
school orientations or other academic programs. CCPS reserves the right
to randomly videotape/audiotape students on school buses. The
videotapes/audiotapes help monitor student behavior and evaluate bus
drivers.
For more information on student transportation, please review the Student Transportation Handbook. |