Bus Safety
Fact: School Buses Are the Safest Way to Get to School
According to the American School Bus Council, students are about 70x more likely to get to school safely if they take the school bus instead of traveling by car.
"Keeping children safe is the priority of school transportation. When parents put their children on the bus, they’re trusting that their children will return to them safe and sound. And every school day, the Yellow School Bus repays that trust over and over again. Simply put, the Yellow School Bus is the safest way to get to school."
Bus Rules
- Be at the bus stop ten (10) minutes early.
- Respect the bus driver and listen to instructions.
- Take your seat right away after boarding the bus.
- Stay seated at all times.
- Always get on and off the bus at your bus stop.
- Leave the bus carefully using the handrail.
- Keep your head, arms, legs and hands inside the bus.
- Look both ways before crossing the road.
- Wait for the bus safely away from the road.
- Keep away from the bus if you drop or forget something.
- No eating or drinking on the school bus.
- Do not ride the bus if you feel ill/sick /have a fever.
- The bus driver may assign specific seats.