Bus Routes

The Transportation Department oversees the safety of our most precious cargo – our students – making sure they are safe en route to school, home, or school activity. The transportation department also wants students to be safe while they are waiting for the bus.

Resources

Bus Stop Information

ACCESS BUS ROUTES

If you have a question, please contact the Transportation Department by e-mail or phone at 918-357-7063. Read instructions first, then click on the links below to access the routes as well as the bus rider's handbook.

Instructions
Tips for Bus Routes for School
Transportation information search

Step 1 – Select a grade

Step 2 – Enter address information (house #and street) no zip required

The street needs to be in a specific format and street names need to be complete. Apartment numbers are not needed

Abbreviations: Do not use st, nd, rd, or th after a number street.

Bus Passes

The primary purpose of Union Schools bus service is transportation for eligible students to and from home.  Therefore, students are expected to ride their neighborhood bus each day to and from school and get on and off at the designated stop closest to their home.

Students who wish to ride a bus other than their neighborhood bus must obtain a Bus Pass.  To request a bus pass, please email [email protected] with the following information:

• Student name
• Student school
• Student grade level
• Parent/Guardian name
• Parent/Guardian phone number
• Home address
• Reason for request
• Destination address

Once all the information can be verified and if space is available on the desired route a reply email will be sent to you.  This process usually takes about 72 hours.  Students may not ride the desired route until the driver is in possession of the bus pass.

Students who are new to a bus route and who intend to ride that bus continually should obtain a bus pass from their principal who will indicate on the pass that the student will ride the bus on a regular basis.  This will notify the driver that the student is a permanent addition to the bus and avoid confusion the first time the student attempts to ride the bus.

Ice Route Information and Road Conditions

Download South Alternative Stops

During inclement weather, please check your favorite news outlet and the Union web site for updates on closings or cancellations.  For important, time-sensitive communications, the district also uses its automated messaging system to send phone, text, and email information to parents, staff, and students.  If you have changed contact information, please notify the Communications Department at 918-357-6015.  Parents may also call the Union Public Schools Recorded Information Line (918-357-7065) for school closing information.

Each winter, the Union Public Schools transportation department is charged with developing routes on which school buses may travel safely during inclement winter weather. While most areas of the district have only minor weather-related problems, the area bounded by Yale and Sheridan and between 76th and 91st Streets require alternate stop locations.

Alternative bus stops may be called into use when weather conditions are such that school will go on as scheduled, but because of snow or ice, the hilly roadways in the area become dangerous requiring drivers to use arterial streets instead. Students living in this area have received maps listing the alternate stop locations for their bus. A copy of these alternate stop locations is also available at each secondary school and Darnaby Elementary. Other elementary schools’ bus routes are not in the affected area.

Students living within the affected area will be notified via the Connect Ed messaging system when alternate stop locations will be used. 

Contacts

Gary Greenhill
Director of Transportation / Biography

Susan Pettit Transportation Coordinator

Office - 918-357-7063