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Robbinsdale Public School District reviews tiered transportation and bell-time changes for 2025–26
Summary
At a March 17 study session, district leaders presented budget recommendations focused on a tiered transportation system and potential bell‑time and walk‑zone adjustments for the 2025–26 school year; the board provided feedback but took no vote.
District leaders presented a package of budget recommendations and asked the School Board to weigh in on transportation and school-start time adjustments that could take effect in 2025–26. Dr. Teri Staloch, superintendent, and Kristen Hoheisel, chief financial officer, framed the presentation "for the purpose of: Understanding how a tiered transportation system and bell times align," and asked directors to consider how schedule changes would affect operations and families.
Board members discussed proposed bell-time shifts and changes to walk-zone boundaries, focused on how a tiered transportation model might change bus runs and start times. The minutes state the discussion aimed to "determine if adjustments should be made starting in the 2025-2026 school year." No formal motion or vote was held during the study session; staff will incorporate board feedback into final budget recommendations and follow up as needed. Meeting materials and the recording are posted on the district website.
