Student Bus Stop Information

  • Student Transportation & Fleet Services If your child is registered in his/her school of attendance with the correct address information for the upcoming school year, and is eligible for transportation, you can Register 2 Ride and access your information via the new Student Information System, Focus. 

    If you do not see this information in Focus, and you live more than 2-miles from the school of attendance and/or otherwise eligible for transportation, please call your school of attendance for further information. It is imperative that you keep your contact information up-to-date with your school of attendance. Your school will be able to give you access to an existing bus stop (eligible riders ONLY). The addition of new bus stops may take 5-7 working days to establish a safe location and communicate to schools, parents and bus operators. Parent/Guardians of Special Education students should contact the school of attendance for information if they do not see the correct information in Focus or need a different bus stop.

    After October 1st of each school year, Broward School Board Policy 5300 allows for a student otherwise not eligible for transportation, to ride if there is a seat available on route (s) that serve the school. “Empty Seat Applications” are processed through the student’s school of attendance after October 1st of each school year.

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  • Policy 5900: Anti-Bullying Parent Training

    Broward County Public Schools recognizes that parents/legal guardians are an integral part of a school’s safe and respectful environment as well as their child’s success. Therefore, SBBC Policy 5900: Anti-Bullying mandates that parents be provided access to an annual training module that educates them on the application of Policy 5900, including how to report and intervene with suspected bullying, the bullying investigation process, as well as each student's right to appeal the investigation findings. For more information on the District's bullying prevention policy, go to www.BrowardSchools.com/Anti-Bullying.

    PARENT TRAINING DIRECTIONS

  • Policy 5010: Dating Violence Prevention Parent Training

    Broward County Public Schools recognizes that parents/legal guardians are an integral part of a school’s safe and respectful environment as well as their child’s success. Therefore, SBBC Policy 5010: Against Student Dating Violence or Abuse (Grades 6-12) mandates that parents be provided access to an annual training module that provides student dating violence prevention awareness, so they are better able to prevent, identify, respond, and report suspected dating violence. For more information on the District's dating violence prevention policy, go to www.BrowardSchools.com/DatingViolencePrevention.

    PARENT TRAINING DIRECTIONS

  • Agents/Consultants/Contractors/Vendors/Visitors/Volunteers Training

    School Board policies 5900 and 5010 are applicable to any student, employee, Board member, District employee, agent, consultant, contractor, vendor, visitors, volunteer, or other person in the school or outside the school at school-sponsored events, on school buses, and at training facilities or training programs sponsored by the District. While on school grounds, these adults may be responsible for the welfare of pupils and are expected to know policy information and adhere to behavioral policy standards. Therefore, both policies mandate trainings be made available to these parties, so they are better able to prevent, identify, respond, and report suspected bullying or student dating violence.

    DIRECTIONS: Agents, consultants, contractors, vendors, visitors, and volunteers within a BCPS site will click on the links below to find the directions and complete the trainings prior to working within a school.