Bus, Bike, or Walk to School
Bus, Bike, or Walk to School
Bus Transportation
Regular transportation is provided for students residing outside the one-mile walking area of their home school attendance area. Students may only ride on buses specifically assigned to them. This means that students will not be permitted to ride a bus that they are not assigned to, even with a note. Please fill out the Transportation Request Form to request student transportation or to request a change to your current arrangement.
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For any questions, please contact our transportation team at 360.279.5570.
BusRight
Oak Harbor Public Schools is using a new app called BusRight that will allow you to keep track of your student's school bus route to and from school directly from your smartphone. The BusRight app will allow you to, in real-time, follow your student's bus route to and from school, view alternative snow routes, receive notifications when the bus begins and ends its route, and view the expected arrival time at your student's designated bus stop. You will still receive notifications via ParentSquare of any significant delays from the Transportation Department. Read the announcement sent to families about the new BusRight system.
If you have any questions about your student's route or bus, please contact our transportation department at 360-279-5570.
Walking & Biking to School
Our bus drivers, crossing guards, and on-site school staff and volunteers prioritize student safety every day. The district partners with the City of Oak Harbor's Safe Routes to School program to support families with appropriate walking paths, bike routes, bus routes, and traffic control.
If you have any questions regarding walking and biking routes, please call our staff at 360.279.5570.
Driving to School
Please be cautious and use only the appropriate and designated areas during pick-up and drop-off times at your school. Please refer to your school for specific guidelines for parent pick-up and drop-off, or for driving yourself as a high school student. While on the road, please also be mindful of school buses.