**Check Routes Occasionally for any Changes**
**Please Note: Arrival times may vary 5 - 10 minutes** 

Bus Routes 2021-2022

• Gerald Adams Elementary
• Horace O'Bryant School
• Key West High School
• Sugarloaf Elementary & Middle
• Marathon Middle/High School
• Stanley Switlik Elementary
• Coral Shores High School
• Key Largo School
• Plantation Key School 

Early Release Days

Make a Note: On early release days, drop off time is 3 hours prior to the normal drop off time.

Register to Ride - Registrarse Para Viajara - Arejistre Pou Monte

In order to control bus capacities and keep our students safe, all students MUST register and be assigned to a bus, PRIOR to riding.

Unregistered students waiting at a bus stop without a parent/guardian present will be transported to school and turned over to an administrator.  Unregistered students will not be transported home after school.  Transportation home for unregistered students will be the responsibility of the parent/guardian. 

• Please complete a separate Register to Ride request for EACH student that will be riding a bus.
• Eligible students will be assigned a bus stop, determined by the address of the enrolling parent/guardian.
• Students that are NOT riding a bus to school should NOT Register to Ride.
• Before registering, you should check last year’s bus stops for your school, these will remain the same unless no one registers for a stop. If there are no registrations for a stop, it will be dropped.

Click here to Register to Ride a school bus.

When bus assignments are completed in early August, they will be posted in FOCUS under the Transportation tab. 

 Please note: For students enrolled in specialized programs, transportation information including IEP or 504 (if applicable) must be received from the enrolled school prior to bus assignment.

REGISTRARSE PARA VIAJAR

AREJISTRE POU MONTE

If you have any questions, please contact the Department of Transportation at:

• Key West (305) 293-1400, Ext 53401
• Sugarloaf (305) 293-1400, Ext. 50348
• Middle Keys (305) 293-1400, Ext 59399
• Upper Keys (305) 293-1400, Ext. 53431

Bus Safety Brochure:  Are We There Yet? Staying Safe Between Home and School

The Florida Department of Education (FDOE) and Florida’s school districts and charter schools are committed to the safety of Florida’s students and schools. Ensuring access to learning requires that students get to and from school safely, regardless of their mode of travel.

Students often walk, bike, or ride to and from school or the bus stop on their own or with parents, guardians, or others. Rule 6A-3.0121, Florida Administrative Code, requires districts and charter schools to inform parents, guardians, and students at least annually in writing of their own responsibilities for safe travel to and from school or the bus stop and their homes.

To assist schools in fulfilling this responsibility, the FDOE offices of School Transportation and Safe Schools have developed a brochure:  "Are We There Yet? ; Staying Safe Between Home and School". This brochure offers tips to parents, guardians, and students on how to stay safe, especially when the students are not with school officials who can help protect them.

If you are interested in becoming a volunteer/substitute bus driver, click the link below:

Step by Step becoming a Monroe County Volunteer School Bus Driver.