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In my district (and all the districts around me) there is no busing for high-school students. So for the students that don't drive (Which would account for prob
by DSMan195276 11y ago
In my district (and all the districts around me) there is no busing for high-school students. So for the students that don't drive (Which would account for probably more then half the school), parents or someone else has to drive them.
- Fargren 11y agoAnd no public bus either I assume? I always took public transport to school, but I know that's highly dependant on where you live.
- dmoy 11y agoPublic busing in the US is awful in most cities. In the suburbs it's basically just to downtown and from downtown.
- iopq 11y agoI didn't say busing for students, I meant take a bus with everyone else.
- DSMan195276 11y agoThere's only one district I know of, of the ones which don't offer busing for high-school students, which has a public bus that goes to the high-school. My district in particular doesn't have any public buses that go to the high-school.
- iopq 11y agoI took a tram to college. It went to downtown, not the campus, so I walked the rest of the way. It's not ideal, but I didn't have my parents drive me (I didn't have a car). I don't see why high school students can't do this.
- DSMan195276 11y agoWhat exactly are you proposing high-school students in my district do? Perhaps I should have clarified, there are no buses/trams/subways or any type of public transportation in my school district for high-school students to take, because there is no public transportation period in my city. The only options for going to school are walk, ride a bike, or drive, and the first two aren't practical during winter - that's besides the fact that I lived three miles away from the school.