Transportation Department
Phone: (518) 695-3255, ext. 3260
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Getting Here from There
The big yellow bus continues on as a symbol heralding the beginning and end of school. This symbolism takes on added meaning with the large geographic area covered by the Schuylerville Central School District.
Schuylerville has more than 25 buses that travel more than a half million miles per year—think of it as going to California and back every day! Approximately 1,700 Schuylerville students, 75 private and parochial school students and 35 special needs students ride our buses to 25 different schools each day.
With such a high level of activity, safety is the top priority. Schuylerville’s buses are thoroughly inspected every morning. Our bus drivers go through extensive training before obtaining licensing.
Parents have a role in bus safety, too. [READ MORE]
Information on Schuylerville’s bus routes is distributed by the Transportation Department. For safety purposes, we do not post bus routes on the district Web site.
Please write down your child’s bus number for easy access in case you need to communicate with the Transportation Department. Parents are also encouraged to find out the name of their child’s bus driver.
Transportation to Non-Public Schools
State law requires parents who are planning to send children to private or parochial schools in September 2009 to file an application for special transportation by April 1 each year. These applications are available by calling the Transportation Department at (518) 695-3255, ext. 3260.

Safety is our #1 priority
Schuylerville knows that getting its students to school safely every day is the #1 priority.
Schuylerville’s buses are thoroughly inspected every morning. Our bus drivers go through extensive training before obtaining licensing.
Learn more about what parents can do to help make this a priority, too.