As part of the budget cuts for FY12, the Superintendent’s Office would like to take this opportunity to remind everyone that there will be no bus service to and from Hanover High School unless transportation is part of the student’s Individualized Education Plan.

Bus transportation is available for all elementary and middle school students. Each student is assigned to one bus which services his/her residence. A request for a change of assignment may be made in writing to the principal. This request may be made for either a previously designated stop on the assigned route or a bus on another specified route within the same district. If approved a new bus assignment would replace the bus stop or the bus assignment on the route for the residence. Children should go home on their assigned bus and leave the bus at the designated stop.

Please go to forms and documents to download printable transportation and bussing forms (Bus Request Change Stop Form, etc.)

Please click the appropriate bus letter to find out more information about particular routes. The bus routes are categorized by bus letter available in PDF format.

	Morning / Afternoon Bus Schedules 2011-2012 School Year A Bus B Bus C Bus D Bus E Bus F Bus G Bus H Bus I Bus J Bus K Bus

You may search within any PDF document by clicking the search button or entering keywords in the the find area.

Bus routes created by Joseph Ingle Bus Service, Inc., 577 Circuit Street, Hanover, MA 02339.

Each year, during the week before school starts, the library hosts a school bus orientation program for children entering kindergarten. Children meet a bus driver and go for a ride, to help ease the transition to taking the bus to school

Children and their parents are invited to come to the library about a half hour before the bus is scheduled to arrive, to listen to stories about riding the school bus. When the bus comes, children board and meet the driver, who instructs them on school bus rules. They then go for a brief ride, stopping at both elementary schools. most children ride on their own, but if a child is particularly anxious, a parent is welcome to go along. The children's librarian also goes on the ride to provide supervision and reassurance as needed.

The library has been hosting this even for about nine years, and attendance increases each time. Parents whose children have participated in the orientation say that it is very helpful in familiarizing children with the bus routine before school starts. This is a drop-in program; registration is not required.

The date for this year's program is August 25, 2011.

• 10:30 AM: A story time about school buses
• 11:00 AM: INGLE BUS CO.  has volunteered to have the students board a bus and actually go for a ride to their new school  Cedar or Center School and return to the Library.

For more information, please contact Lynn Cambell,Hanover Librarian: 781-826-2972 (ext. 5)