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Madison Right Start Initiative

Madison Right Start Initiative. Madison's Growing. 2004 Students attending: 4,925 2008 Students attending: 5,050 2011 Students attending: 6,103. Transportation 2011 Reported to ADE 226,587 miles 6100 Academic and vocational 4761 Contracted miles Resources 30 buses

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Madison Right Start Initiative

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  1. Madison Right Start Initiative

  2. Madison's Growing 2004 Students attending: 4,925 2008 Students attending: 5,050 2011 Students attending: 6,103 • Transportation 2011 • Reported to ADE • 226,587 miles • 6100Academic and vocational • 4761 Contracted miles Resources • 30 buses • 18 full time and 7 part time drivers

  3. Ongoing Issues • Safety • Students Dropped Off in Morning Before Adequate Supervision • Drivers Rushed to Complete Route and Get to Next School for Pick-up • Students Wait for Buses at Dismissal • Transportation Unable to Timely Meet After-School Busing Needs

  4. Review Changes to School Times 2010/ 2011 Informational Session & PTO Luncheon Park and Camelview Change to Scool Times May 2011 Board Information Item 11/15/11 Met with Principals and Site-Based Managementt Teams October 2011 Created and Evaluated Multiple Potential Start/End Time Scenarios July – September 2011 School Start/End Time Process Board Action 12/6 Start End Park From 7:30 to 8:30 CV From 8:45 to 8:00

  5. Parameters for Solution • Academic Minutes Remain The Same • Elementary – 6 Hours 45 Minutes • Middle School – 7 Hours 10 Minutes • Efficiency • Route design – minimize time on bus, number of stops • Utilization of driver time • Use of Current Resources

  6. StartStopEarlyTCT Heights: 7:45 2:30 11:00 1:00     Buses5 Meadows: 7:50 3:00 11:20 1:20    Buses9 MTA: 8:00 3:00 11:35 1:30    Buses0 Camelview: 8:00 2:45 11:15 1:15 Madison #1: 8:00 3:10 11:35 1:35 Buses12 Park: 8:30 3:40 12:05 2:10 Buses5 Rose Lane: 8:45 3:35 12:00 2:00 Simis: 8:45 3:35 12:00 2:00 Buses14 * Meadows, #1, Park, Rose Lane and Simis use 35 Buses in 40 minutes Kindergarten StartStopEarly TCT Heights: 7:45 1:45 11:00 12:15 Camelview: 8:00 2:00 11:15 12:30 Rose Lane: 8:45 2:45 12:00 1:15 Simis AM: 8:45 11:35 10:10 11:00 Simis PM: 12:40 3:30 12:00 2:00 Buses 14 Heights Pre School Mon – Thu, TCT Friday AM Program 9:00 11:15 PM Program 12:15 2:30 Buses 4 Underlined indicates same bus used On TCT days 39 buses used in 40 minutes because Heights pre-school does not participate in TCT Wednesday. Present Start Times

  7. StartStopEarlyTCT Rose Lane: 7:45 2:30 11:00 1:00 Simis: 7:45 2:30 11:00 1:00 Heights: 7:45 2:30 11:00 1:00 Buses 19 MTA: 8:00 3:00 11:35 1:30    Buses0 Camelview: 8:00 2:45 11:15 1:15  Buses 5 Meadows: 8:30 3:40 12:05 2:10 #1: 8:30 3:40 12:05 2:10 Park: 8:30 3:40 12:05 2:10 Buses 21 Kindergarten StartStopEarly TCT Camelview: 8:00 2:00 11:15 12:30 Heights: 7:45 1:45 11:00 12:15 Rose Lane: 7:45 1:45 11:00 12:15 Simis AM: 7:45 10:35 9:10 10:00 Simis PM: 11:40 2:30 11:00 1:00 Buses 14 Heights Pre School TCT Wednesday AM Program 9:00 11:15 PM Program 12:15 2:30 Buses 1 * Underlined indicates same bus used Right Start Initiative

  8. Where We Are Now • Study Traffic Flow at Simis • Collaboration with MAC • Consolidation of Bus Stops • Revisit Earlier Start for Middle/Later for Elementary

  9. Questions

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