Flour Bluff ISD Transportation is committed to providing safe, timely, and efficient travel for all students. Our team ensures every ride supports student learning and well-being.
The Flour Bluff ISD Transportation Department is driven by a strong commitment to provide students with safe and high-quality transportation services. Their dedicated team of professionals prioritizes creating a positive and welcoming environment, ensuring that students feel secure and valued during their daily travels.
The BusQuest app is a tool designed primarily for parents of K-12 students to help manage school transportation needs. It allows parents to view their child’s information, submit transportation requests, and track the location of the school bus in real-time. Additionally, the app can send push notifications to alert parents when the bus is approaching, which can be especially useful for busy families.
PreK & Kinder: 7:30 am – 3:00 pm
7:35 am – 3:05 pm
7:35 am – 3:05 pm
8:10 am – 3:45 pm
8:15 am – 3:50 pm
8:25 am – 4:00 pm
The school bus driver has sometimes been referred to as the “silent teacher.” Because of the precious cargo transported by these drivers, great care is given to their qualifications, certification, training, and operational requirements. Drivers must pass physical and medical exams as prescribed by the state, a pre-employment prohibitive substance test, and a criminal records check. Drivers are also subject to random drug testing.
The driver is responsible for safety and discipline on the bus. Misconduct and safety violations are reported to the principal, who assumes the responsibility for taking proper action.
All students and drivers are subject to audio and video monitoring. The recorded videos will be reviewed by the Transportation Supervisor, and if necessary, given to the appropriate principal for disciplinary action. The video recordings will be strictly controlled by the Office of Transportation and by the respective principal in order to protect the rights of individuals.
Students who do not conduct themselves properly and safely may lose the privilege of riding the bus. The district has the right to deny transportation to those students whose behavior jeopardizes the safety of others.
Disciplinary action resulting from misconduct will be consistent with the established policies and administrative regulations, rules and procedures adopted to govern students.
The staff of the Office of Transportation will be happy to answer all questions. Call 694-9704 or 694-9702.
If school is in session, buses will run. School will be dismissed only upon instruction from the Superintendent of Schools. Local radio and television stations will be advised to announce instructions before classes start. In case of local flooding or hazardous weather conditions, students will not be dismissed from school unless the principal determines that it is safe for children to travel to their homes.
The driver will turn in articles left on the bus to the school or the Transportation Office; however, drivers are not responsible for property left on the bus.
The school district staff and bus drivers share your concern about the safety of your child. You can assist in providing a safe bus ride by instructing your child in the following rules:
