Enid Public Schools Transportation Department

Enid Public Schools transports approximately 1600 students to and from school daily on 22 regular and 15 special education routes.  To find out if there is a bus available for your address, click the link below and enter your address.  NOTE:  ALL PARENTS WHO REQUEST IN-DISTRICT TRANSFERS WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR OWN TRANSPORTATION. STUDENTS TRANSFERRING FROM ANOTHER DISTRICT WILL ALSO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR OWN TRANSPORTATION.

No courtesy transportation (going home with friends, babysitting purposes, etc.) is allowed without prior approval from the transportation department.  Permission will only be granted if there is space available on the bus.

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ENID PUBLIC SCHOOLS BUS RULES AND PROCEDURES

Enid Public Schools policy is that “School bus transportation is a privilege provided for the convenience and safety of the students.”  The driver and/or monitor is in charge of all students who choose to ride the bus.  When the rules are violated, the driver will usually issue several verbal warnings.  Children with continued behavior problems will receive a Bus Conduct Report through the principal’s office.  If the behavior continues, notices are sent to parents that outlines one of the following consequences:

• Assigned seat and probation
• 3 days suspension from bus privileges
• 10 days suspension from bus privileges
• 1 semester suspension from bus privileges
• One year suspension from bus privileges

(Consequences will be decided by the principal and the director of transportation on an individual basis based on the severity of the actions.)

Bus Rules

1. Be at the bus stop 5 minutes early
2. Stay in the seat facing forward. 
3. Students must share their seats and not save seats.
4. No vandalizing of the school bus.  Cutting seats, tearing or writing on seats is prohibited.
5. Bus aisles must be kept clear of backpacks, gym bags and instruments.  School projects or other large objects must be transported by parent if student is unable to place on lap or under seat.
6. Keep head, arms, feet and other body parts inside the bus.
7. Students must use inside voices and keep the noise level down.  Excessive noise, loud or boisterous voices can distract the driver.
8. No throwing of objects on the bus.  This includes paper.  Throwing objects out the window is a violation of the law.
9. No eating or drinking on the bus.
10. No tobacco use of any kind.
11. No fighting.
12. Students must get on and off at their designated school bus stop unless prior arrangements are made with the transportation department.
13. Students must obey the driver and monitor at all times.