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District updates transportation plan: fleet, routes and services for special‑needs and homeless students
Summary
The board reviewed its yearly transportation plan: the district reports eight buses plus vans, ten routes, 220,879 miles in 2024–25, and ongoing rules for special‑education and homeless student transportation; unduplicated pupils receive no‑cost home‑to‑school service.
The Corning Union High School District presented its annual transportation plan to the board. Staff reported the fleet includes seven large buses and one small bus, multiple passenger vans, and ten routes; the district logged 220,879 miles in 2024–25.
The plan notes station‑to‑station service as the default, with curb‑to‑curb provided only for students with severe physical disabilities or as required by Individualized Education Plans. The minutes also record that the district provides no‑cost transportation for unduplicated pupils (students who are low‑income, foster youth or English learners) and that the Homeless Liaison will work with families to arrange service for homeless students.
Board discussion included input from classified staff and administrators; the plan was noted and will be filed for the year. The transportation update included a reminder that the district provides fuel reimbursement to some parents who transport special‑education students when that is the family's choice.
