See the Session Time Memo for more information. Changes to the schedule that deviate from the traditional contractual requirements require a vote via the School-Based Option (SBO) process. Each spring, the principal determines the school’s schedule for the coming year (in alignment with contractual obligations and NYSED minimum instructional time requirements).School Session Times (for Public Schools) To report an issue with a driver, attendant, bus company, parent, and/or studentįollow the DOE’s protocol for when a child goes missing.įor emergencies, always contact 911.To report a student was injured or hurt themself on the bus.

On-going delays for bus arrival or pickup.A bus has not arrived at school before the school day has started/ended.When to Contact the Office of Pupil TransportationĬall OPT's customer service center at 71 for any of the following: You can view the routes and bus vendors assigned to your school in the School Route Search. To get an estimated pick-up or drop-off time for a specific student.Your school needs to know the exact location of the bus.A bus has not arrived at school before session start or end time.Boroughįind more Borough/Citywide office contacts. Help with entering bus stop or MetroCard informationĬontact Information for Transportation Liaisons (TLs)Īccess, D79, New Vision, and Yeshiva schools are assigned to the respective district.

Reporting late arrival of a bus to school.

Transportation professional development is also available for school staff responsible for transportation. Your transportation liaison is your source of support for busing, MetroCard, student eligibility, field trips, and other transportation topics. For Public, Charter and Non-Public Schools When to Contact your Transportation Liaison

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