Transportation

If your child will not be picked up or dropped off at their place of residence (home), an “Alternate Bus Form” is required to be on file at the school.  Forms are available online, at each school office or by calling 330-876-2810.   Alternative bus requests will become effective up to 48 hours after the form is filed with the transportation office and approved by the building principal. Students are allowed one pickup and one drop off location.  The pickup location may be different than the drop off location.

2025-2026 Bus Routes – Updated August 15 2025

Bus list is up to date as of August 8th.  The list is sorted by AM house number.  If you do not see your child’s address listed, please call 330-876-2810.   To find your house number quickly, use CTRL F

Some bus routes have changed significantly from last year.  Please make sure your child knows what morning and aftenoon bus number they will be riding as they maybe different.

The bus list is sorted by morning pick up address.  If your child is marked in Final Forms as no morning pick up, please go to the bottom of the list for afternoon drop off information.   If you do not see your child’s pick up or drop off information, or you need to make a change, please submit an Alternate Bus Form.  Forms should be sent to cheryl.wildman@badgerbraves.org or call 330-876-2810, no later than Wednesday, August 13th.  You will be able to meet your Bus driver during the Open House on Monday, August 18 at 5:00 pm.  Buses will be parked in the front driveway – elementary entrance.

Bus #              Bus Driver

5                    Ms. Addicott
7                    Mrs. Cory Bower
4                    Mrs. Myres
8                    Mrs. Cindy Bower
2                    Mrs. McGhee
3                    Mrs. Schmidt
9                    Ms. Tricker
1                     Mr. Goist

 

From the Trumbull County Sheriff’s Department

Sex Offender Search

In order to maintain awareness of sex offenders living in your neighborhood, we have added a Sex Offender Registry to our website. The registry will allow you to enter any local address. It will then provide a list of all registered Trumbull County sex offenders living within a one-mile radius within the boundaries of Trumbull County. If you are looking for information about a particular sex offender, registered in Trumbull County, the registry can help there as well.

We encourage you to take advantage of the free email notification. When a sex offender registers with the Trumbull County Ohio Sheriff’s Office you will be alerted if the offender’s address is:

1. in Trumbull County, and
2. within one mile of the address you have entered on your subscription.

 

 

In Ohio, school bus pick-up procedures prioritize student safety by requiring students to be at the designated bus stop at least 5 minutes before the scheduled arrival time and within the driver’s view. Students should wait in a designated “place of safety” away from the curb until the bus comes to a complete stop and the driver signals them to approach. When boarding, students should use handrails, proceed directly to their assigned seat, and remain seated until the bus stops at their destination.

Here’s a more detailed breakdown:
Before the Bus Arrives:
  • Arrive Early:

    Students should be at their designated bus stop at least 5 minutes before the scheduled pick-up time.

  • Designated Place of Safety:

    Students should wait in a designated “place of safety” near the bus stop, where the driver can clearly see them. This might be marked with tape or a landmark, and it’s important for students to know where it is.

  • – Badger students place of safety is the student pick up location/driveway, 10-15 feet from the road 
  • Safety Zone:

    Students should remain within the safety zone while waiting for the bus, avoiding the street, ditches, or waiting in vehicles.

  • No Chasing the Bus:

    Students should not chase after the bus, as this is dangerous.

Boarding the Bus:
  • Wait for the Signal:

    Students should wait for the bus to come to a complete stop and the driver to lower their hand (or give a hand signal) before approaching.

  • Cross Carefully:

    If crossing the street, students should wait for the driver’s hand signal and then look both ways before crossing at least 10 feet in front of the bus.

  • Use Handrails:

    Students should use the handrails when boarding the bus.

  • Proceed to Seat:

    Students should immediately proceed to their assigned seat and remain seated for the duration of the ride.

While on the Bus:
  • Stay Seated: Students should remain seated, keeping their back against the seat and their feet on the floor.
  • Keep Belongings Organized: Backpack straps and drawstrings should be kept short to prevent them from getting caught on anything.
  • Quiet and Orderly: Students should be quiet and orderly, avoiding horseplay or distracting the driver.
  • No Throwing Objects: Throwing objects, both on and off the bus, is prohibited.
  • No Lying Down: Students should not lie down in their seats.
  • No Profanity or Disruptive Behavior: Students should not use profane language or engage in disruptive behavior.
  • No Food or Drinks: Food and drinks (including candy and gum) are generally not allowed on the bus.
  • Follow Driver’s Instructions: Students must follow the bus driver’s instructions at all times.