Transportation

Series 1

• Upgrade Security System
• Add Emergency Generator and Electrical Upgrade for Safety & Security
• Replace Busses & Expand Security Camera System
• Replace Building and Grounds Equipment

Series 2

• Install Building Fire Protection for Safety
• Expand Storage Areas
• Replace Freezer Storage
• Continue Bus Replacement Schedule
• Repave Parking Lot as Required

Series 3

• Continue Bus Replacement Schedule

L’Anse Creuse Public Schools employs an exceptional staff of mechanics to service our fleet of 92 school buses and several other vehicles used for grounds, maintenance and warehouse. Their caliber of work is evidenced by the consistent ‘excellent’ ratings earned in the annual State Police fleet inspection.

Elementary Bus Rules

Elementary Bus Rules English
Elementary Bus Rules Spanish
Elementary Bus Rules Bosnian

Middle School Bus Rules

Middle School Bus Rules English
Middle School Bus Rules Spanish
Middle School Bus Rules Bosnian

High School Bus Rules

High School Bus Rules English
High School Bus Rules Spanish
High School Bus Rules Bosnian

Growing Respect on Your Bus

The Information on this page and the attached brochure are provided to L'Anse Creuse by PTSI, Pupil Transportation Safety Institute.

All children deserve a safe and enjoyable bus ride. No child should have to endure put-downs, teasing, threats, harassment, or bullying on the bus ride. We will not tolerate such behavior.

Our job is to protect your children, and we take it seriously. We are proud of the safety record of school buses. We want every child to arrive at school safely, ready to learn.

Guidelines

• RESPECT your driver & attendant
• Always follow their instructions - their job is to protect everyone on the bus.
• RESPECT other students
• No put downs or bullying
• Keep your hands to yourself
• RESPECT your own safety
• Stay in your seat - you're much safer when properly seated
• Follow all safety procedures when getting on or off the bus - stay alert for other motorists.
• If you drop something near the bus, leave it there - get an adult to help.
• Important: If anyone or anything makes you feel threatened or unsafe on the bus or at the bus stop, always tell your driver, attendant, or another adult.

L’Anse Creuse Public Schools provides extensive training of the driving staff. Each new driver receives a total of 15 hours of classroom training and a minimum of thirty hours of on-the-road training before being allowed to drive students. Additionally, the State of Michigan provides 24 hours of beginning bus driver class work for all new drivers to receive credentials.

LCPS also provides additional advanced driver training. Training covers many topics related to driving safety, child behavior management, and health and well-being. Additionally, each driver is required to attend a State offered, six hour, training program every two years in order to maintain their credentials.