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Board told shuttle service likely to be reduced; details to be determined

Board of Education, Shelter Island Union Free School District · May 28, 2025
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Summary

Board member Dawn Hedberg asked about a plan to cut the district shuttle in half. Superintendent Dr. Doelger said schedules are undecided and staff will work with teachers; morning ferry lines may drive a limited or seasonal shuttle schedule.

Board member Dawn Hedberg asked how a proposed cut that would halve the shuttle service would be implemented and what it would look like for families relying on it.

Dr. Brian Doelger said the district has not set a final shuttle schedule and will consult teachers to determine what works best, noting morning ferry lines are a constraint and that the shuttle might run only in the mornings or seasonally when ferry queues are longer. The board acknowledged the transportation change would affect many families who rely on district busing and that feeding students and transporting them are considered essential services the district would strive to protect under contingency plans.