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Transportation

Vallejo City Unified School District provides safe, reliable home-to-school transportation for students who qualify through mandated services or prioritized eligibility. All families—except those with students qualifying through disability or McKinney-Vento status—must submit an application, after which eligibility is verified and seats are assigned or placed on a waitlist based on priority and capacity.

Application Process

Review the following steps to learn how to apply for transportation services:

Eligibility for Transportation Services

Transportation services are offered to students based on eligibility rules designed to support those who need it most. Priority is given to students who qualify under state or federal requirements, and additional seats may be offered to other eligible students if space is available.

Safe Bus Riding Practices

In accordance with Section 39831.5 of the Education Code, all students in TK through 12th grade who attend public or private school, who are transported in a school bus or school pupil activity bus, shall receive instruction in school bus emergency procedures and passenger safety. This includes, but is not limited to, loading and unloading procedures; passenger conduct; conduct at the school bus stop; safe road crossings, emergency evacuations, location of emergency equipment; and passenger restraint systems (if applicable).

Transportation Plan

The VCUSD Transportation Plan describes how transportation services would be accessible to pupils with disabilities, homeless children, and youth. It also describes how unduplicated pupils could access available home-to-school transportation at no cost to the families. The plan was developed in consultation with CSEA, VEA, VSMA, students, regional local transit authorities, local air pollution control districts, air quality management districts, parents, pupils, and other stakeholders.

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