• Be at your stop 10 minutes prior to your pick up time..
• Dress for the weather.  Wear clothing that is safe, visible and warm.
• Carry your belongings in a book bag or backpack.
• Go directly to your own bus stop.
• Walk facing traffic and stay on the sidewalk, whenever possible.
• Show care for others' property.
• Don't bring pets, small children or large objects to the bus stop.
• Don't talk or go with strangers.
• Stand on the sidewalk and back from the road at  your bus stop.  Do not climb snow banks.
• Don't play at the bus stop or school loading zone.

• Wait for the bus driver to signal before crossing and check for traffic.
• Walk far enough in front of the bus so the bus driver can see you.

• Remain seated while the bus is moving.
• Elementary students must wear seat belts.
• Do not throw objects.
• Eating and smoking are not allowed.
• Keep arms and heads inside windows.
• Do not try to distract the bus driver.
• Medication cannot be transported by bus drivers.

Child Bus Safety Notice for Parents 

Parents are urged to discuss with their children the potential dangers associated with clothing and other items which carry drawstrings or straps.  These items such as backpacks, long scarves and coats hanging freely can get caught in the bus door as the student disembarks and lead to tragedy.  Please remove all drawstrings from student clothing and advise your children to be aware of these potential dangers.

A Note to Kindergarten Parents

As newcomers to school, Pre-K and Kindergarten children need to know the rules of riding the bus.  Parents play an important role in making this happen.  Please take time to explain to you children the rules of school bus safety and help us transport your child safely.  You are required to escort your child to and from the bus stop so that you can help us teach the rules of bus safety