Home to School Routes Sample Clauses

Home to School Routes. 1) The assignment of regularly scheduled home-to-school routes, as determined by the District, shall be based upon length of service as follows:
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Home to School Routes. NVUSD agrees to provide CJUSD an estimate for projected annual costs prior to September 1. Should CJUSD home-to-school expenses exceed projected costs, CJUSD agrees to pay the additional expenses. Rates shall be determined by NVUSD for routes that require: 1). NVUSD to provide a driver only while utilizing a CJUSD school bus. Should CJUSD annual home-to-school costs exceed projected annual, the additional costs shall be billed to CJUSD. Any amount due to NVUSD in excess of projected costs shall be calculated through June 30 of the current
Home to School Routes. AM AND/OR PM Pickup and Dropoff (up to 5 hours and 70 miles of total daily service Portal to Portal per bus) • Large School Bus (50pax): $550 per bus o $99/hour per additional hour o $2/mile per additional mile • Small School Bus (20pax): $500 per bus o $89 per additional hour o $2/mile per additional mile

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