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Welcome to Transportation

Princeton Public Schools provides transportation to elementary and middle school students who live two miles or more from school in addition to high school students who live more than 2.5 miles from school. Please check out the Frequently Asked Questions below and contact the transportation office if you have further questions or concerns.

Students are under the authority of the driver of the school bus while being transported to and from school. Any serious infraction of the rules must be reported by the driver to the principal of the school which the students attends and to the transportation supervisor The life of the student and all others on the bus is at stake and no conduct can be tolerated that might jeopardize safe travel to and from school. All proper legal steps will be taken to see that the established regulations are enforced.

 

Transportation 2022-2023
Updated 09.02.2022

Welcome back to a new school year!

Transportation reminders for the start of school:

  • Some stop locations may have been changed this school year to accommodate more students. Please note that some bus numbers have also changed.
  • All students should be at their designated school bus stop 10 minutes before the scheduled pickup time, we ask that all families please give transportation, schools, and students a good two weeks for all the routes to adjust to have more consistent pickups and drop off times. 
  • Please be patient while waiting. We know you are excited. However, fluctuations in schedules happen due to road conditions, detours, accidents, etc. If your child has waited longer than 10 minutes and the scheduled pickup time has passed by at least 5 minutes; please contact the Transportation Office. 
  • Masking is optional but recommended while on District transportation.
  • While waiting to unload at schools, children must stay in their seats, and remain buckled. Students should not get out of their seats and mingle with others.
  • Lost items on buses, if found, will be held by the driver at the front of the bus. Have your child speak to the driver the next time that they ride, so they may claim their item.
  • It is important that our drivers can concentrate on driving the route safely. If anything makes your child feel unsafe at the bus stop or on the bus ride, please contact us at the transportation department, rather than trying to discuss it at the bus stop.

We are deeply committed to the safety of your child/children as well as all of our community’s children. Have a wonderful new school year!

Thank you! 

Sincerely,
Donna Bradin
Transportation Supervisor
Princeton Public Schools
609-806-4209
donnabradin@princetonk12.org

Frequently Asked Questions

My child left something on his/her regular bus. How do I check the lost and found?
Check with your driver the next day or call 609.806.4209.
 
My child left some athletic gear on a bus from a sports event. How do I check the lost and found?
Please call the transportation supervisor at 609.806.4209 or email DonnaBradin@princetonk12.org.
 
Where will my child's bus stop be? What time will it stop?
We mail information about bus stops to all families in the district the third week of August along with bus passes. If you are new to the district, please contact the transportation supervisor at 609.806.4209.
 
If my child's bus does not arrive on time in the morning, what should I do?
Please call 609.806.4209 to speak with the transportation supervisor. Under most circumstances, she can radio the driver to determine their location.
 
If my child misses their bus, what should I do?
Students should be at their bus locations 10 minutes before the scheduled pick-up times. Parents are responsible for transporting children who have missed the bus.
 
What time will my child's bus come when there is a delayed opening?
Delayed opening is 90 minutes later than the regularly scheduled school time. Buses will pick up students at their regularly assigned stop 90 minutes later than the normal time.
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How do I find out information about the Cranbury late bus PHS students?
The Cranbury late bus is provided by the Cranbury Board of Education. Please contact Cranbury School District's transportation office at 609.395.1700, ext 223 with questions and concerns.
 
Can my child ride the bus home with a friend, or can a friend ride the bus home with my child?
If they are on the same bus, please email DonnaBradin@princetonk12.org 24 hours in advance. Children are not allowed to switch buses. If the children normally take separate buses, the transportation is the responsibility of the parents.
 
We have moved. How do I get my child assigned to a new bus?
At the elementary schools and JW please contact your school's main office. At PHS, please contact the guidance department.
 
How do I share a concern, complaint, question or compliment regarding a bus, a bus driver, or children on the bus?
Please call the transportation supervisor at 609.806.4209 or email DonnaBradin@princetonk12.org.
 
Who can I contact about discipline issues on my child's bus?
Please call the transportation supervisor at 609.806.4209 or email DonnaBradin@princetonk12.org and provide the principal of your child's school with the same information.
 
What is the rule for allowing students to be dropped off without a parent present?
A parent/guardian of kindergarten students must be present in order for the student to be dropped off.
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Contact

Donna Bradin, Transportation Supervisor
609.806.4209
DonnaBradin@princetonk12.org

Pamela Vandermark
Transportation Coordinator

Deysi Pando
Transportation Assistant