Students in grades K-12 with a 504 Accommodations Plan that lists curb-to-school transportation as a required service.Students in grades K-12 with an IEP that recommends curb-to-school transportation.
Curb-to-school specialized bus services pick up and drop off the student at the safest locations near the student's home. This type of transportation utilizes vehicles that are equipped to meet the transportation accommodations listed on a student’s Individualized Education Program (IEP) or 504 Accommodations Plan and have a trained driver and an attendant on-board. Curb-to-School or Specialized Bus Service To use this service, your school must participate in the bus program and your child must be eligible.Ĭontact your school for more information on school bus service. School bus transportation refers to picking up and dropping off one or more students at designated bus stops. (Subway + bus = one trip and one transfer) A student MetroCard has three trips and three transfers. Student MetroCards are different from regular MetroCards. Curb-to-school or specialized bus service is provided to students whose medical, health, or disability-related conditions or special circumstances prevent them from being able to walk or utilize other forms of transportation to get to and from school.įull-fare student MetroCards are provided at no cost to eligible students and are good on MTA subways and non-express buses.Schools may also offer stop-to-school bus service if sufficient students meet busing eligibility criteria.At minimum, schools will provide student MetroCards to eligible students.Speak with your school if you have questions about the available options. Transportation services that are available to families vary by school and by each child’s eligibility for those services.
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