Bus transportation is provided and accommodates student needs. Bicycles, Skateboards, Roller blades, and Pedestrians – Biking, skateboarding, rollerblading or walking to school is not permitted due to the hazardous traffic areas around the school.
All students receive safety training and must demonstrate understanding of the following concepts on a written test:
Consequences for student misconduct on the bus are progressive. Student s are suspended from riding the bus for increasingly longer periods of time as violations against safety rules are repeated. Depending on the nature of the violation, consequences such as suspension or expulsion from school may also be applied.
Students are typically not allowed to ride a bus other than their assigned bus. However a bus pass may be assigned to a student who needs to ride a different bus, as space permits.
Written permission from a parent/guardian is required. To request a bus pass, please download, print then complete the BUS PASS FORM and ask your child to bring the completed form to the OMS office before school starts. No requests will be accepted after 10:00 a.m.
The student will present the pass to the driver at the bus entrance.
Additional information about bus passes:
We encourage our students to ride the bus to reduce traffic congestion. However, it is understood that riding the bus is not always possible. If you need to drop off or pick up your child, we ask for your cooperation with the following procedures.
These guidelines reflect our top priority – the safety and welfare of your child. Please understand that when necessary, these procedures place safety as a priority over convenience.
Additional information may be found on the district’s transportation page. Building transportation decisions are guided by the Student Transportation Safety Policy (#709).
If you are looking for a lost and found item, or a late bus, please contact the bus terminal at 952-475-0038.