Need transportation help? Call the Transportation
Phone Bank daily Monday - Friday from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm at (301-952-6570). If there is a problem after regular office hours, call School Security at (301) 499-7000. School Security is on duty 24 hours – 7 days a week. School Security will contact the Transportation Supervisor to handle any type of school bus issue(s).
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Note:
Stop information displayed may not indicate address entered is eligible for bus
service. Addresses on the fringe of the walk zones may show stop location,
which exist, outside of the walk zone.Please check final status for bus
service with your local school or the Transportation Office.
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Bus Stop Tips:
Since there may be several buses picking up children in the
same area, we recommend ...
- Before
the school year begins, you and your child visit the arranged bus pick-up
location.
- Be
sure your child knows the safest way to the exact location where the bus
will stop.
- When
taking your child to the bus stop on the first day, it is important to be
at the pick-up location at least five minutes early.
- Your
child should know the route number and the name of this year's school.
This will insure that your child will board the correct bus. Each bus will
have a sign located on the side of the bus in the second window on the
door side for your convenience.
- You
and your child should become familiar with your bus driver, but be aware
that a different driver may substitute when needed.
The safety of students is our primary concern, and we appreciate your help as parents and community members in promoting safety both on and off the bus.
To share your concerns: Call the Transportation Phone Bank at 301-952-6570, Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
To find your child's bus stop:Visit the school bus stop finder webpage by clicking here.
Bus Service Eligibility
Under Administrative Procedure 3541 - Student Transportation, regular middle and high school students are eligible for transportation if they reside two (2) miles or more from their assigned school, elementary school students residing one and one-half miles (1 ½) or more from their assigned school, and students for whom unsafe walking conditions exist (as determined by the Director of Transportation or their designee and the Prince George’s County Police Department, Special Operations Division).
If you have concerns regarding the safety of your child's route to school, please call the Transportation Phone Bank at 301-952-6570, Monday through Friday, from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Bus Service for Special Education Students
The Transportation Office works closely with Special Education staff to meet the transportation needs of students with disabilities. For more information, contact Special Education at 301-618-8300, or click here to visit their webpage
Bus Service for Homeless Students
The Transportation Office receives a copy of the Homeless Student Services Form that is filled out by the parent or responsible guardian at the school of origin. Staff reviews the form and students are routed to county buses that will take them to their schools of origin. Students who have temporary housing in DC are transported by private transportation. For more information on services for homeless students, click here to visit the Homeless Education webpage or call 301-925-2482.