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Parent Contracts for Pupil Transportation. 3. Overview of Current Law. School Districts are required to provide transportation to resident pupils in grades K-12 who live 2 miles or more from school (
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1. Pupil Transportation Issues Merry Larsen
School Administration Consultant
Department of Public Instruction
Info on my backgound:
School Admin Consult since 2000
Prior to that: LFB education since 1992
What I do now. (pupil trans, private sch, home schooling)
I will provide information on two current pupil transportation issues:
The new administrative rule relating to parent contracts for pupil transportation; and
Laws and procedures related to transportation in areas of unusual hazards
Info on my backgound:
School Admin Consult since 2000
Prior to that: LFB education since 1992
What I do now. (pupil trans, private sch, home schooling)
I will provide information on two current pupil transportation issues:
The new administrative rule relating to parent contracts for pupil transportation; and
Laws and procedures related to transportation in areas of unusual hazards
2. Parent Contracts for Pupil Transportation We have lots of information to cover in very little time, and I want to be sure to leave time for questions.
You have a copy of this presentation in your materials (Blue)
I have included slides outlining current law for reference, but won’t go over them. I assume you are all familiar with the requirements, but if you have any questions on this, please let me know.
We have lots of information to cover in very little time, and I want to be sure to leave time for questions.
You have a copy of this presentation in your materials (Blue)
I have included slides outlining current law for reference, but won’t go over them. I assume you are all familiar with the requirements, but if you have any questions on this, please let me know.
3. 3 Overview of Current Law School Districts are required to provide transportation to resident pupils in grades K-12 who live 2 miles or more from school (§ 121.54(2)a., Wis. Stats.)
Private school pupils must be eligible (§ 121.54(2)(b)1., Wis. Stats.)
Exception for districts that invoke “city option” (§ 121.54(1), Wis. Stats.)
District may provide transportation by a variety of methods (§ 121.55, Wis. Stats.)
SKIP DISCUSSION
B-4 we discuss private school, background info on public school transportation –to put private school transportation law in perspective
City option does not apply in cities of with populations over 40,000 unless transportation is available through a common carrier.
“providing transportation” doesn’t necessarily mean a yellow bus. Will talk about different methods available later.SKIP DISCUSSION
B-4 we discuss private school, background info on public school transportation –to put private school transportation law in perspective
City option does not apply in cities of with populations over 40,000 unless transportation is available through a common carrier.
“providing transportation” doesn’t necessarily mean a yellow bus. Will talk about different methods available later.
4. 4 Eligibility Criteria Private School Pupils Pupil must live 2 miles or more from private school Pupil must live within private school’s attendance area Private school must be located within resident school district or not more than 5 miles beyond boundary