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Okaloosa County School District releases bus routes for 2025-2026 school year

The Okaloosa County School District Transportation Department has released bus routes for the 2025-2026 school year, allowing families to access route details online and prepare for the upcoming academic year.

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The Okaloosa County School District Transportation Department has released bus routes for the 2025-2026 school year, allowing families to access route details online and prepare for the upcoming academic year.

The district introduced Infofinder i, a new online tool designed to help families locate their child’s bus stop and route information using only their home address. The user-friendly system aims to simplify the process for parents and guardians.

Families can access bus routes by visiting the School District Bus Routes page and using Infofinder i to search by home address. Parents are also encouraged to login to FOCUS to ensure transportation has been requested.

The district operates three transportation zones, each with dedicated phone lines for families with questions. Families may also contact their child’s school directly.

South Transportation – (850) 833-3555
Central Transportation – (850) 833-4161
North Transportation – (850) 689-7301

The transportation department emphasized the importance of preparation for a smooth start to the school year, encouraging families to review their route information in advance.

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