If your child resides in a zone earmarked for school bus transportation, be sure to check the school division’s website Aug. 22. That’s the day when bus schedules for the 2017-2018 will be posted on the school division’s WebQuery page. By simply entering your home address and child’s grade level on this page, you will be provided the appropriate bus schedule information.
Bus transportation is provided to all elementary students living in excess of 1 mile from school and for all secondary students living in excess of one-and-a-half miles from school. Regardless of distance, transportation is also provided if there is no safe walking route.
In addition to checking bus schedules, be sure to review important safety tips with your child, which are listed on the Transportation Services home page on the school division’s website, vbschools.com. These tips offer safety information, such as where children should safely stand while waiting for a bus or blind spots to avoid around buses, known as “Danger Zones.” Other safety advice includes how much time in advance to arrive at a bus stop, which is five minutes.
The Transportation web page also links to rules passengers should follow to make the ride home an enjoyable and safe experience, as well as frequently asked questions (FAQs). Answers to FAQs can be helpful since they contain phone numbers to call or actions to take in a diverse number of situations.
The entire Transportation team looks forward to seeing all bus riders on the first day of school, Sept. 5.
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If your child resides in a zone earmarked for school bus transportation, be sure to check the school division’s website Aug. 22. That’s the day when bus schedules for the 2017-2018 will be posted on the school division’s WebQuery page. By simply entering your home address and child’s grade level on this page, you will be provided the appropriate bus schedule information.
Bus transportation is provided to all elementary students living in excess of 1 mile from school and for all secondary students living in excess of one-and-a-half miles from school. Regardless of distance, transportation is also provided if there is no safe walking route.
In addition to checking bus schedules, be sure to review important safety tips with your child, which are listed on the Transportation Services home page on the school division’s website, vbschools.com. These tips offer safety information, such as where children should safely stand while waiting for a bus or blind spots to avoid around buses, known as “Danger Zones.” Other safety advice includes how much time in advance to arrive at a bus stop, which is five minutes.
The Transportation web page also links to rules passengers should follow to make the ride home an enjoyable and safe experience, as well as frequently asked questions (FAQs). Answers to FAQs can be helpful since they contain phone numbers to call or actions to take in a diverse number of situations.
The entire Transportation team looks forward to seeing all bus riders on the first day of school, Sept. 5.
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The passage provides information about school bus transportation, including eligibility criteria, how to find bus schedules, and safety tips. It does not contain any mathematical questions or answers.

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