SHUTTLE ROUTES Clause Samples
The SHUTTLE ROUTES clause defines the specific paths or itineraries that shuttle services must follow during the term of an agreement. It typically outlines the starting and ending points, scheduled stops, and may include details such as frequency of service or permissible deviations. By clearly specifying these routes, the clause ensures that both parties understand the operational boundaries and expectations for shuttle transportation, thereby minimizing confusion and disputes regarding service coverage.
SHUTTLE ROUTES. Shuttle routes include transporting students during the school day from one site to another. Examples of shuttle routes would include delivering and picking up students at Canadian Valley Technology Center, delivering students to the Middle School from the High School including athletes and FFA members, transporting Lincoln students to the Middle School for Band, transporting Middle School athletes to the High School after school, transporting special needs students to and from school during the school day if their class schedule has been reduced to a partial day. (The driver will receive regular bus driver wages for driving shuttle routes).
SHUTTLE ROUTES. Transfer of students during school hours – school to school, worksite, or any District- approved facility.
SHUTTLE ROUTES. A shuttle is any bus leaving one home-based school and taking children non-stop to another school and the driver returning to the original home- based school (with or without children on the bus).