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Okaloosa County School District announces 2024-25 school bus schedule

The Okaloosa County School District Transportation Department has released bus routes for the upcoming 2024-2025 school year and introduced a new notification system to keep parents informed about transportation updates. To use Bus Bulletin, parents must register on the system’s website. The registration process requires the student’s school name and bus number. The service is […]

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The Okaloosa County School District Transportation Department has released bus routes for the upcoming 2024-2025 school year and introduced a new notification system to keep parents informed about transportation updates.

Families can access the new bus routes through the district’s website. Additionally, the district is implementing Bus Bulletin again this year, a system designed to notify parents of unexpected delays or changes to their student’s bus schedule.

To use Bus Bulletin, parents must register on the system’s website. The registration process requires the student’s school name and bus number. The service is provided at no cost to families.

Bus Bulletin offers multiple notification options, including text messages, phone calls, and emails. The district assures parents that all contact information will be stored securely and not shared or sold.

The new system aims to provide timely updates to parents, ensuring peace of mind regarding student safety and punctuality in transportation to and from school.

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