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Frequently Asked Questions About Bus Transportation
Northern Express Bus Company will respond to information submitted on the Transportation Form
Bus assignments will be provided to families before the start of the school year.
If a change is made, families will be notified via email or a phone call with the updated information.
Please contact the district registrar at registrar@ripon.k12.wi.us or call the District Office at (920) 748-4600
All Early Childhood and 4K students are eligible for transportation.
Students in 5K through Grade 12 qualify if they:
Live more than two miles from their school, or
Live in a designated hazardous walking area.
Bus transportation is provided to and from the student’s primary residence. An alternative address may be used under certain conditions.
Transportation is also available for:
Students with an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) requiring transportation
Students who attend a licensed daycare within the district.
Students who need to travel between the district’s elementary schools.
Students living near the District shuttle sites.
Eligibility is the same as for elementary students:
Must live more than two miles from school or in a hazardous walking area.
Transportation is typically arranged from the student’s primary residence.
Students with an IEP requiring transportation are eligible.
Transportation is provided from the District’s two shuttle sites:
Ceresco Park (Union St & North St)
Hall Street & Spaulding Ave
Ceresco Park (Union St & North St)
Morning Supervision: 7:20 a.m. - 7:35 a.m.
Afternoon Supervision: 3:10 p.m. - 3:40 p.m.
Corner of Hall Street & Spaulding Ave
Morning Supervision: 7:30 a.m. - 7:45 a.m.
Afternoon Supervision: 3:15 p.m. - 3:35 p.m.
NOTE: Supervision ends once buses arrive and pick up students. Schedules may vary slightly from year to year.
Ensure your child is at the stop on time. Buses will not wait for students still inside the house.
Be present when your child returns. For 4K and 5K students, a parent or older sibling must be visible for the child to be released. If not, your child will be returned to Barlow Park Journey.
Reinforce bus behavior expectations. Bus riding is a privilege and may be revoked due to misbehavior.
Assume responsibility for vandalism. Parents will be held financially accountable for any damages caused by their child.
Provide supervision at shuttle sites. Make arrangements to ensure your child is supervised during the posted timeframes.
Yes, a crossing guard is stationed at two major locations:
The corner of Sunset Avenue and Gary Street near Murray Park Elementary
The intersection of Oshkosh Street and Hamburg Street
No. Only students assigned to a specific bus route are allowed to ride. Extra riders are not permitted for either morning or afternoon routes.
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