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By Tabitha Simenctsimenc@idahopress.com

Caldwelln The new Caldwell

Freshman Academy will take in around 90 high school freshmen. The school is the only one if its kind in Idaho and is designed to cut back on drop out rates. Students who may struggle with the transition into high school will be helped to adjust socially and keep better fo-cus. The district hopes to cut back on the amount of students who fail and must repeat classes, which will not only help the students, but will also save the district money. The school will have a 15:1 student to teacher ra-tio and will be on a quarter

system so students can com-plete 16 credits in a year, as opposed to 12 at Caldwell High School. After a year at the Freshman Academy stu-dents will transfer to one of Caldwell’s high schools for their sophomore year. The academy will be located at 1500 Fillmore St., in the old Washington Elementary building, which has been renovated this summer.n The old Washington El-

ementary has two separate buildings, one to be used for the Caldwell Freshman Academy and the other will be converted to new district offices.n Canyon Springs Al-

ternative High school will increase its student popu-lation to triple the size of the school. The school will move to the old Van Buren Elementary building at 516 N. 11th Ave., which has been renovated this summer. The district plan is to either sell or rent out the old Canyon Springs building.

Nampan The New Horizon Dual

Language Magnet School will move into a newly con-structed building at 5226 Southside Blvd. This year the school will include Kin-dergarten through third grade and it will continue to expand each year until it is a full elementary school. n Parkview Preschool

will move into the same building occupied by Lake Ridge Elementary, 615 Burke Lane.n Scism Alternative

School, previously located in rural Canyon County, will move to the old Parkview Preschool building at 609 15th Ave N..n Sunnyridge Elementary

underwent around $100,000 of improvements over the

summer, which included ex-pansion of classroom space and the implementation of additional technology.

Vallivuen Rivervue Middle

School, a new alternative school for seventh and eighth grade, will open this fall at 21985 Dixie River Road, Caldwell, (208) 454-8899. Vallivue purchased the building from the Can-yon Owyhee School Ser-vice Agency; it had formerly housed COSSA’s Centerpoint Alternative High School.n Additional space for

Vallivue High School physi-cal education and health classes has been construct-ed over the summer and will open when school starts.n Additional parking has

been constructed at Central Canyon Elementary School.

Middletonn Construction continues

on the new Middleton High

School located at 1538 Em-mett Road, Caldwell. Con-struction began spring 2009 and the school will open for the Fall 2011 semester. Once completed, the current high school building will become part of the middle school.

Melban The distribution of

grades will change with an elementary school to house Kindergarten through sixth grade and a second-ary school to house sev-

enth through 12th grade.

Parman Construction on an

addition to Maxine John-son Elementary finished over the summer and the

additional three classrooms will open when school starts.n Construction con-

tinues on the new Parma High School gymnasium and should be completed by December.

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New schools and renovations across the county

Changes in Caldwelln A dress code will be imple-

mented in all six elementary schools

and the new Caldwell Freshman Academy. Canyon Springs Alternative High School already has a dress code in place. Parents can find dress code

details at caldwellschools.org.n All school supplies will be pro-

vided by the district for Kindergarten through sixth grade students this year.

Skyview High Schooln New airconditioning

and controls in the gym n Resurfaced all six ten-

nis courts n Installed new track

shed n Installed new outdoor

drinking fountain n Remodeled two class-

rooms for RADD students

Nampa High n Replaced many side-

walks n Upgraded locking/key-

ing system n Moved both mobiles

out n Installed air condition-

ing controls n Remodeled two boys

locker rooms n Installed new windows

in gym balcony n Replaced carpet in 600

bldg 1st floor

Middle Schools n New air conditioning

units in East Valley, South, and West gymnasiums n Additional sound pan-

els in Lone Star band room n Replaced lighting with

new energy saving upgrades at South and West

Elementary schoolsn New storage rooms at

Centennial n New sound panels in

Greenhurst gym

n Replaced and paint-ed all front entry doors at Greenhurst n Storage sheds at Lake

Ridge, New Horizons n Resealed parking lots at

Park Ridge and Sunny Ridge n Remodeled four bath-

rooms at Snake River

Parkview siten Moved Scism Teen Par-

ent program to Parkview n Moved NHS mobile to

Parkview n Remodeled three class-

rooms and kitchen n Other improvements

to the building to accom-modate high school age stu-dents n Moved pre-school pro-

gram to Lake Ridge

Sunny Ridgen Added partial walls to

classrooms in pod areas n Purchased new com-

puter tables and some other furniture n Remodeled many class-

rooms n Added electrical wiring n Replaced many white-

boards n Added storage units to

many classrooms

New Horizonsn New school is com-

pleted n New Horizons moved

from Lake Ridge

Greg Kreller/IPT

The Caldwell Freshman Academy is slated to house about 100 students starting this fall. The new academy has risen after a 100-year-old section of the old Washington Elementary School was demolished.

Greg Kreller/IPT

The former location of Caldwell’s Van Buren Elementary is being renovated and used as the new location of Canyon Springs Alternative School.

Mike Vogt/IPT

A construction crew works on the exterior of the new Middleton High School on Emmett Road.

Other changes in the Nampa School District

Back to school 20102 New charter schools open in Nampa2 Idaho colleges and universities2-4 School directory3 Back-to-school advice for parents4 Nampa, Caldwell, Vallivue new administrators4 Make sure sack lunches are healthy5 Parents should encourage reading5 GED can make a difference5 Language broadens students’ horizons8 Volunteer service helpful in school8 Scientific research enlivens textbooks9 Empathy helps give children perspective11 Smart spending in back-to-school buying

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School directory Public schools

Caldwell School District

Lewis & Clark Elementary School

1102 Laster St., Caldwell, ID 83605

455-3345

Lincoln Elementary School1200 Grant St., Caldwell, ID

83605455-3321

Sacajawea Elementary School1710 N. Illinois Ave., Caldwell,

ID 83605455-3333

Van Buren Elementary School3115 Marble Front Road,

Caldwell, ID 83605455-3326 Washington Elementary School2918 Washington Avenue,

Caldwell, ID 83605455-3317

Wilson Elementary School400 E Linden St., Caldwell, ID

83605455-3313

Jefferson Middle School3311 S. 10th Ave., Caldwell, ID

83605455-3309

Syringa Middle School1100 Willow St., Caldwell, ID

83605455-3305

Caldwell High School3401 S. Indiana Ave., Caldwell,

ID 83605455-3304

Canyon Springs Alternative High School

516 N. 11th Ave., Caldwell, 83605

455-3325.

Caldwell Freshman Academy1500 Fillmore St., Caldwell, ID

83605 649-1123

Nampa School District

Centennial Elementary522 Mason Lane, Nampa, ID

83686468-4627

Central Elementary1415 5th St. S., Nampa, ID

83651468-4611

Endeavor Elementary2824 E. Victory Road, Nampa,

ID 83687468-4629

Greenhurst Elementary1701 Discovery Place, Nampa,

ID 83686

468-4612Iowa Elementary626 W. Iowa, Nampa, ID 83686468-4621

Lake Ridge Elementary615 Burke Lane, Nampa, ID

83686 468-4626

New Horizons Dual Language Magnet School

5226 Southside Blvd., Nampa, ID 83686

468-4623

Please see Schools, 4E

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Local school districts operate PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN

(ages 3-5) with developmental delays in speech, language, pre-academic, motor and social/emotional skills.

CALDWELL – MELBA – MIDDLETON – NAMPA – VALLIVUE HOMEDALE – MARSING – NOTUS – PARMA – WILDER (COSSA)

If you are concerned about a pre-school age child (3-5 years old) and would like him/her screened for delays free of charge, please call and schedule an appointment at one of the schools listed below. This service is available to ALL resident pre-school age children,

including those who attend private schools. The screening takes about 45 minutes to complete and includes a brief review of the results with parents. Child should be 3 years

of age before screening date. Screening dates are for the 2010-11 school year.

CALDWELL SCHOOL DISTRICTPre-school screenings by appointment only will be held at Wilson Elementary School, 400

E Linden, Caldwell, (208) 455-3313.Contact person: Before Aug. 23, Maria Carrillo or Sylvia Garcia (208) 455-3300

and after Aug. 23 call Divina Lopez (208) 455-3313. Screening dates: August 24-26, October 15, 2010; January 21 and February 25, 2011

MELBA SCHOOL DISTRICTPre-school screenings by appointment only will be held at Melba Elementary School,

520 Broadway, Melba, 208-495-2508. Contact person: Before Aug. 17, call Candice Hoagland 208 495-2508,

after August 17, call Krystina Kennedy 208 495-2508.

MIDDLETON SCHOOL DISTRICTPreschool screening dates by appointment only will be held at Purple Sage Elementary,

25709 Elpaso Road, Caldwell:Screening dates: August 17, October 15, 2010 and February 4, 2011To schedule an appointment contact Carol Wells at (208) 455-1148

NAMPA SCHOOL DISTRICTScreenings will be held at Parkview E.C.S.E., located at Lake Ridge Elementary

615 Burk Lane, Nampa (208) 498-0560Form more information contact Leti Salazar at (208) 498-0560

Screening dates: August 10-11; September 10; October 1, 2010; January 14, February 11, 2011

VALLIVUE SCHOOL DISTRICTScreenings by appointment only; to sign up or for more information

contact Nina Merrick at the Vallivue School District office, (208) 454-0445 Screening dates: September 8 and 22; October 27; November 10, 2010;

February 2 and 23, 2011

HOMEDALE – MARSING – NOTUS – PARMA – WILDER SCHOOL DISTRICTSScreening dates: August 27; October 8, 2010 and February 11, 2011 at Wilder

HeadStart from 9 am – 12 pmFor more information and to schedule appointments contact:

Debbie Delaney, COSSA Pre-School Teacher, (208) 482-7874

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Idaho colleges and universities:

North Idaho CollegeLocation: Coeur d’AleneEnrollment: 5,659Public collegeNIC offers associate degrees in various

college transfer programs and technical certificates in its professional-technical programs.

University of IdahoLocation: Moscow Enrollment: 11,957Public universityU of I offers more than 130 degree op-

tions in 10 colleges; campuses in Boise, Coeur d’Alene and Idaho Falls; and a pres-ence through extension centers in 42 of 44 counties in the state.

Lewis-Clark State CollegeLocation: Lewiston Enrollment: 4,200 Public collegeThis undergraduate college offers in-

struction in the liberal arts and sciences and in professional and applied technical programs.

Boise State UniversityLocation: BoiseEnrollment: 18,936Public universityUndergraduate, graduate and technical

programs available in more than 170 fields of interest. Largest university in Idaho.

Northwest Nazarene UniversityLocation: NampaEnrollment: 1,934Private universityChristian university — one of eight

U.S. liberal arts colleges affiliated with the Church of the Nazarene. NNU offers more than 60 areas of study and 18 master’s de-grees.

College of Western IdahoLocation: NampaEnrollment: 4,808Public community collegeCWI opened in January 2009 and part-

nered with the College of Southern Idaho to offer accredited courses. The college has grown rapidly, and added a profession-

al technical program last summer.

The College of IdahoLocation: CaldwellEnrollment: 1,000Private liberal arts collegeThe C of I offers 26 majors, as well as

several cooperative and pre-professional programs in engineering, law and health-related professions and master’s degree programs in teaching.

Treasure Valley Community CollegeLocation: CaldwellEnrollment: 620Public community collegeA transferable two-year liberal arts and

sciences curriculum, a comprehensive con-tinuing education program and general ed-ucation opportunities for personal growth. A new campus in downtown Caldwell is slated for completion in time to open for fall classes.

BYU-IdahoLocation: RexburgEnrollment: 13,119Private universityBYU-Idaho offers a variety of associate

and bachelor’s degrees. Guided by its af-filiation with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, BYU-Idaho seeks to develop students who are faithful disciples and capable leaders.

Idaho State University Location: Pocatello Enrollment: 15,553Public universityUndergraduate, graduate and technical

programs available in more than 280 pro-grams. Much to offer in the areas of health professions and medical education.

College of Southern Idaho Location: Twin FallsEnrollment: 8,516Public community collegeThe two-year college serves an addition-

al 572 students with non-credit enrichment courses. Courses are also offered through three off-campus centers in Hailey, Burley and Gooding.

Please see Colleges, 4E

By Tabitha Simenctsimenc@idahopress.com

OWL Charter Academy – Crossroads Community Church, 4170 E. Amity Ave., Nampa, 461-1279.

OCA offers another education option for parents with children who struggle to learn.

“The school really was born out of a group of parents who really wanted spe-cific help for their children with learning disabilities,” Head of School Tony Ryff said.

OWL Charter Academy will begin the school year on Aug. 30 with the maximum allowed 180 students and waiting lists for every grade. Students in Kindergarten through fifth grade will start this year and the school will continue to add a grade for the next three years.

Ryff said the school will teach with a model called Project CHILD, Changing How Instruction for Learning is Delivered.n Teachers will be specialists in a sub-

ject area and work in cluster teams. Each group of teachers will work with the same children for three years.n Socratic questioning will be used as

an instructional tool; teachers will ask stu-dents questions to promote critical think-ing.n Methodology from the National Insti-

tute for Learning Development will be in-corporated to help students with learning disabilities become independent learners in the class room.

The school is chartered by the Nampa School District, rather than the state like most other charter schools.

For the first year the school has leased space from Crossroads Community Church, and plan to purchase permanent property

for the school by next year.Additional details can be found on the

school website, owlcharter.org.

Another Choice Virtual Charter School – 207 W. Georgia Ave., Suite 160, Nampa, (208) 249-1597

Students who search for a personalized education can look to Another Choice Vir-tual Charter School, set to open Aug. 23.

“Our focus is on learning differences,” Laura Sandidge, chairman of the school board, said. “Not just kids who may qualify for special education but also kids who might require a gifted and talented pro-gram.”

The Kindergarten through 12th grade school is a virtual school where a variety of different curriculums allow teachers to personalize their approach to each child.

“We design a program based on the in-dividual needs of the child,” Sandidge said. “Some kids need a different approach to be successful … We’re a little unique and a little different.”

Students can use computers provided by the school or computer labs to study. Social opportunities and vocational devel-opment programs will help students to stay connected with their peers.

“Our goal is to not be a home school, we are actually a public school with teachers providing the education service.” Sandidge said.

The school currently has 150 students enrolled, with space for up to 230.

“We do have some openings and we would love to have more students,” Sand-idge said.

Parents and students can find more in-formation at anotherchoicecharter.org.

New charter schools open in Nampa

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1. In the days leading up to the start of school, put your children to bed a little earlier each night until they get used to the regular wake-up time to go to school. A well-rested and alert student learns better in school. Doctors say elementary and middle school aged students typically need 10 to 12 hours of sleep, while high school students need between eight and nine hours.

2. Make sure children eat a hearty breakfast of whole grain toast or cereal, fruit, and low-fat milk, instead of a sugar-filled breakfast. Hungry children do not learn as well as well-nourished ones, and sugar may make them hyperactive and cause them to actually eat more food at lunchtime. Schools usually serve well-balanced meals to children if you don’t have time to pack them a nutritious lunch. Low-income families can also sign their children up for the free and reduced-price meal program.

3. Throughout the school year, keep up all the fun physical activities, like bik-ing and jogging, your family did during the summer. Studies show that students who are physically active have a better ability to learn and achieve, and have better classroom be-havior.

4. Teach your children how to prevent the spread of influenza viruses. Keeping chil-dren healthy and ready to learn will prevent school dismissals due to a flu outbreak. Tell your children to wash their hands frequently with soap and water when possible, and al-ways cover their noses and mouths with a tissue, shirt sleeve, or elbow when coughing or sneezing.

5. Pack a flu prevention kit. The kit should contain tissues for coughing and sneezing, and individual packets of dispos-able wipes. For home, your kit should include a thermometer, decongestants, antibacterial soap, and fever reducing medications like ibuprofen or acetaminophen, but not aspi-rin. Remember, do not pack medications in your child’s flu prevention kit because they may be barred by your school’s drug preven-tion policies.

6. While you are packing your chil-dren’s flu prevention kits, throw in an extra package of tissues, pencils, pens, and note-books and donate them to teachers. Many teachers buy supplies with their own money for students in their classes.

7. Create a comfortable, quiet, well-lit place in your home specifically for your children to concentrate on their homework or reading. Plan a consistent time for home-work every day. This will help your children concentrate and absorb more of what they are trying to learn. Make note of any study-ing difficulties that may be caused by poor eyesight and may be solved with eyeglasses.

8. Limit your children’s use of mobile devices, TV, radio, and the computer. Turn them off while your children are studying. When they do watch TV, choose programs that are interesting and educational, such as “The Electric Company” or “Sesame Street” on your local PBS stations. These programs are also online and offer activity and educa-tional resources for children.

9. In these tough economic times, school budgets have been cut and some par-ents are out of work. To make the best of these difficult situations, consider volunteer-ing at school or starting a booster club if you can. People can actually gain valuable work experience from these activities that can be used to get a job. Plus, the school and stu-dents benefit from parents who are actively engaged in their children’s education.

10. Have high expectations for your children. Expect your children to do their very best each day. Hold them accountable for doing homework and working hard to achieve in school. When you expect your children to achieve at high levels they will rise to the challenge. If they believe they can achieve, they will achieve and nothing will make them, or you, more proud.

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Advice for parents from the California Department of Education

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By Ginna ParsonsNortheast Mississippi Daily Journal via AP

When it comes to the lunches our children are eating at school, there’s good news and there’s bad news. The good news is school cafeterias have worked hard in the past couple of years to rid menus of excessive fat, sugar and calories.

The bad news is parents aren’t doing a very good job at home of packing healthy lunches for the kids who like to brown-bag it. They also aren’t setting good ex-amples at the dinner table.

“Last fall, I was a teacher’s assistant in a kindergarten class, so I saw sack lunches versus cafeteria lunches,” said Brenda Massey, direc-tor of food services for the Booneville School District. “You’d be amazed at the sack lunches full of sugar. I’m talking really unhealthy stuff.”

“Often, parents think that because a food car-ries a label with the word ‘fruit’ on it, it’s something good,” said Leanne Davis,

a registered dietitian at the North Mississippi Medical Center’s Wellness Center.

“Fruit chews, Fruit Roll-Ups, Strawberry Pop-Tarts, Capri-Sun Fruit Drinks, sweetened applesauce — these are not real fruits,” said Davis. “If it doesn’t say 100 percent fruit juice or if it has added sugar, it doesn’t count.”

So what’s a parent to do?

“Think about the Food Guide Pyramid,” Davis said. “Look at that pyramid and see what you could put in that lunch box. Could you get a whole grain, a piece of fruit, a veggie, some pro-tein and a little bit of fat? When I’m building a lunch box, I’m trying to think col-or, variety and texture.”

For instance, you might put a tablespoon of peanut butter on a whole wheat tortilla, top it with a sliced banana and roll it up. Put a small bag of pretzels with that and buy a carton of milk in the cafeteria and you’re good to go.

For the non-meat eater, you could pack 2 percent

cheese cubes, grapes, pret-zels, a granola bar and a bottle of water.

Or how about a salad made with spring greens, grilled chicken, black beans, corn, tomatoes, cu-cumbers and carrots?

“Make it as colorful as you can,” she said. “Put the dressing on the side and add a piece of fruit to round it out.”

Davis warned parents not to cram too much food into younger children’s sack lunches.

“A second-grader only needs half of a sandwich,” she said. “He only needs one or two ounces of sliced turkey, a half-slice of cheese, a half-cup of fruit and maybe a couple of carrots. You don’t want to

overwhelm the little ones, but you do want to make sure the older ones have enough.”

For older students and especially athletes, tucking an extra piece of fruit or a granola bar in the lunch box for an afternoon snack is also a good idea, Davis said.

What about those par-ents who don’t have the time, energy or desire to pack school lunches?

That’s where the school cafeteria comes in.

And the cafeteria can prepare healthy breakfasts and lunches all day long, but if parents aren’t doing the same in the evenings, students will get mixed messages.

“We have people who

pick their kids up from school at 3 o’clock and head to McDonald’s for a snack or they’ll grab a pizza on the way to the ball game,” Massey said. “We

have to start at home for this to work. School lunch-es aren’t the problem with childhood obesity. The meals they eat at home are the problem.”

Three Nampa School District elementary schools will have new principals in 2010-11.

Two elementary principals — Vicki Mc-Neal and Korey Mereness — left at the end of the school year.

McNeal is retiring from Sunny Ridge El-ementary School and Mereness is accepting a position with Treasure Valley Community College. Three schools will have new prin-cipals in 2010-11: Sunny Ridge, Franklin Roosevelt, and Ronald Reagan

Sunny RidgeSteve LaBau will serve as the principal

at Sunny Ridge Elementary School. LaBau has been a building administrator at South Middle School.

LaBau taught for eight years, first at Cen-tral and then Greenhurst. He was part of the district’s Creating High Performing Schools initiative funded by the J.A. and Kathryn Albertson Foundation. He moved into ad-ministration, serving as a building adminis-trator at the middle schools, the last several years at South.

Franklin RooseveltShawn Tegethoff will serve as the princi-

pal at Franklin Roosevelt Elementary School. She has been the principal at Ronald Reagan Elementary School.

Tegethoff taught at the elementary level for more than 10 years, most at Central Elementa-ry School. Her assignments included extend-ed resource room, first grade, second grade, and music. She was Central’s Teacher of the Year in 2002. Three years ago, she became the building administrator at Reagan and has been principal for the past two years.

Ronald ReaganGregg Russell will serve as principal at

Ronald Reagan Elementary School. He has been the building administrator at Snake Riv-er Elementary School.

Russell taught kindergarten in Weiser and fourth grade in Meridian before joining the Nampa School District, where he taught for six years at Lincoln and Greenhurst elementa-ry schools. He joined the staff at Snake River as a building administrator two years ago.

Other changesThe district is managing these administra-

tive changes internally and not replacing two positions; because of this, two administrators will change assignments.

Jason Hillman, a building administrator at Skyview, will replace LaBau at South. Sandro Benitez will serve as building administra-tor at Snake River and Endeavor elementary schools next year.

Caldwell names three new administrators for 2010-11

The Caldwell School District’s board of trustees approved the hiring of three new administrators.

Jacob Skousen was hired as the principal of the new Caldwell Freshmen Academy. He led Caldwell’s 21st Century program [last year].

Steve Foley was hired to be the principal at Washington Elementary. He replaces Sher-awn Reberry, who was hired as Caldwell’s new Federal Programs director. She replaced Jesus DeLeon, who retired after more than 20

years working for Caldwell schools. Chance Whitmore was named the new

vice principal at Caldwell High. He replaces Moss Strong, who transferred to be the new vice principal at Jefferson Middle School.

“We are really excited to have them all on board and they will be great additions to our leadership team,’’ Superintendent Roger Quarles said.

Vallivue School DistrictBirch Elementary principal

Cindy Johnstone was named as the new principal at Birch Elementary School starting in August 2010.

Alternative Middle SchoolMary Ann Vande Brake was named as the

principal/teacher at the new alternative mid-dle school starting in August 2010.

Vallivue AcademyKeith Krone is principal of Vallivue

Academy.

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Nampa schools get new elementary principals

Sack lunches can often feature unhealthy, sugar-laden foods

?“You’d be amazed at the sack lunches full of sugar. I’m talking really un-healthy stuff.”

— Brenda Massey

Director of food services, Booneville School District

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Owyhee Elementary2300 W. Iowa, Nampa, ID 83686468-4616Park Ridge Elementary3313 Parkridge Drive, Nampa, ID 83687468-4622Parkview Pre-School615 Burke Ln., Nampa, ID 83686498-0560Ronald Reagan Elementary3400 Southside Blvd., Nampa, ID 83686468-4619Sherman Elementary1521 E. Sherman, Nampa, ID 83686468-4628Snake River Elementary500 Stampede Drive, Nampa, ID 83687468-4614SunnyRidge Elementary506 Fletcher Drive, Nampa, ID 83686468-4613Franklin D. Roosevelt Elementary1901 W. Roosevelt, Nampa, ID 83686468-4620Willow Creek Elementary1580 Smith Ave., Nampa, ID 83651468-4617East Valley Middle School4085 E. Greenhurst Road, Nampa, ID

83686468-4760Lone Star Middle School11055 Lone Star Road, Nampa, ID 83651 468-4745 South Middle School229 W. Greenhurst Road, Nampa, ID 83686

468-4740West Middle School28 S. Midland Blvd., Nampa, ID 83651468-4750Columbia High School301 S. Happy Valley Road, Nampa, ID

83687498-0571Nampa High School203 Lake Lowell Ave., Nampa, ID 83686498-0551Skyview High School1303 E. Greenhurst Road, Nampa, ID

83686 498-0561Ridgeline (Alternative) High School94 N. Canyon St., Nampa, ID 83686

498-0559Scism Alternative School609 15th Ave. N., Nampa, ID 83687498-0558Vallivue School DistrictBirch Elementary School6900 Birch Lane, Nampa, ID 83687461-5960Central Canyon Elementary School16437 Florida Avenue, Caldwell, ID 83607459-3367Desert Springs Elementary School18178 Santa Ana Ave., Nampa, ID 83687466-1555East Canyon Elementary School18408 Northside Blvd., Nampa, ID 83687466-6929Lakevue Elementary School12843 Cirrus Drive, Nampa, ID 83651467-1478West Canyon Elementary School19548 Ustick Road, Caldwell, ID 83607459-6938 Sage Valley Middle School18070 Santa Anna Ave., Nampa, ID 83687468-4919Vallivue Middle School16412 S. Tenth Avenue, Caldwell, ID 83607454-1426Vallivue Academy – Alternative High School6123 Timbre Drive, Caldwell, ID 83607 455-1917Vallivue High School1407 Homedale Road, Caldwell, ID 83607454-9253Rivervue Middle School21985 Dixie River Road, Caldwell, 83607454-8899Melba School DistrictMelba Elementary School521 Carrie Rex, Melba, ID 83641495-2508

Melba Junior High6870 Stokes Ave., Melba, ID 83641495-2230 Melba High School6870 Stokes Ave., Melba, ID 83641495-2221Middleton School DistrictMiddleton Heights Elementary611 Cemetery Road, Middleton, ID 83644585-3021Mill Creek Elementary500 N. Middleton Road, Middleton, ID

83644585-3065Purple Sage Elementary25709 El Paso Road, Caldwell, ID 83605455-1148Middleton Middle School200 S. 4th Ave. W., Middleton, ID 83644585-3251Middleton High School511 W. Main St., Middleton, ID 83644585-6657Notus School DistrictNotus Elementary School20250 Purple Sage Road, Notus, ID

83656459-7442 Notus Junior-Senior High School25260 Notus Road, Notus, ID 83656459-4633Parma School DistrictMaxine Johnson Elementary School607 E. McConnell Ave., Parma, ID 83660722-5115 ext. 1102 Parma Middle School905 E. McConnell Ave., Parma, ID 83660722-5115 ext. 1202Parma High School137 Panther Way, Parma, ID 83660722-5115 ext. 1402Wilder School District

Wilder Elementary School210 A Ave E., Wilder, ID 83676 482-6228 ext. 301Wilder Junior-Senior High419 Huff Rd., Wilder, ID 83676208 482-6228 ext. 101 Charter schoolsIdaho Arts Charter School1220 5th St. N., Nampa, ID 83687 463-4324Liberty Charter School1063 E. Lewis Lane, Nampa, ID 83686466-7952Thomas Jefferson Charter School1209 Adam Smith Ave., Caldwell, ID

83605455-8772Victory Charter School1081 E. Lewis Lane, Nampa, ID 83686442-9400Vision Charter School20185 Lolo Ave., Caldwell, ID 83605455-9220OWL Charter AcademyCrossroads Community Church, 4170 E.

Amity Ave., Nampa 461-1279Another Choice Virtual Charter School, 207

W. Georgia Ave., Suite 160, Nampa 249-1597Nampa Classical Academy, 1701 Smith Av-

enue, Nampa 83651 466-6221Private SchoolsBishop Kelly High School7009 Franklin Road, Boise, ID 83709375-6010Greenleaf Friends Academy20565 N. Academy Road, Greenleaf, ID

83626459-6346Gem State Academy16115 S. Montana Ave., Caldwell, ID

83607459-1627Nampa Christian SchoolsElementary:439 Orchard Ave., Nampa, ID 83651475-1691Middle School & High School: 11920 W. Flamingo Ave., Nampa, ID

83651475-1739St. Paul’s Catholic School1515 8th Street S., Nampa, ID 83651467-3601Zion Christian School1012 12th Ave. Road, Nampa, ID 83686466-9141

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Other Idaho schools:Academy of Professional

Careers, Boise, NampaApollo College, BoiseBoise Bible CollegeCosmetology School of

Arts and Sciences, BurleyEastern Idaho Technical

College, Idaho FallsHeadmasters School of

Hair Design, BoiseITT Technical Institute,

BoiseMr. Juan’s College of

Hair Design, Twin FallsMr. Leon’s School of Hair

Design, Lewiston, MoscowNew Saint Andrews Col-

lege, MoscowNorthwest Lineman

College, MeridianRazzle Dazzle College,

NampaScot Lewis Schools-Paul

Mitchell Partner School, Boise

Stevens-Henager Col-lege, Boise

The School of Hairstyl-ing, Chubbuck

University of Phoenix, Boise, Meridian, online

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WITH SUSPECTED DISABILITIESThe Caldwell, Melba, Middleton, Nampa, Vallivue and COSSA (Homedale, Marsing, Notus, Parma, Wilder) School Districts ensure that a free appropriate public education is available to students, ages 3 through 21, who reside in the respective districts and have one of the following handicapping conditions: cognitively impaired, specific learning disability, emotional distur-bance, hearing impairment, deafness, other health impairment, visual impairment, orthopedic impairment, deaf-blindness, multiple disability, development delay, traumatic brain injury, autism or speech/language impairment.

These districts follow the provisions to protect the confidentiality of student records according to the Family Education Records and Privacy Act and the Individuals with Disabilities Act.

The referral process for special education services may be accessed by contacting the neighbor-hood schools. Parents may also speak with the following Special Education Directors:Caldwell School District ----------------------Ila Cockrum, 455-3300Melba School District -------------------------Contact district at 495-1141Middleton School District --------------------Tammie Morin, 585-3027Nampa School District ------------------------Mike Breach, 468-4600Vallivue School District ---------------------- Mert Burns, 454-0445Homedale, Marsing, Notus, Parma, Wilder School Districts (COSSA) --------- Diana Zigars, 454-2087

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Los Distritos Escolares de Caldwell, Melba, Middleton, Nampa, Vallivue Y COSSA (Home-dale, Marsing, Notus, Parma, Wilder) les aseguran una educación pública apropiada y gratuita, está disponible para estudiantes de 3 a 21 años de edad, que residen en los respectivos distritos y tengan una de las siguientes condiciónes de incapacidad: retardación mental, incapacidad específica de aprendizajé, perturbación emocional, problemas de oído, sordera, otros daños de salud, problemas de visión, ortopédicos, sordera-ceguera, incapacidades múlitiples, retrazo en el desarrollo, daño cerebral traumático, autismo o problemas de habla o lenguaje.

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El proceso de referencia para servicios de educación especial puede ser obtenido comunicán-dose con las escuelas del vecindario. Los padres también pueden hablar con los siguientes Directores de Educación Especial:Distrito Escolar de Caldwell ----------------- Ila Cockrum, 455-3300Distrito Escolar de Melba -------------------- contact district at 495-1141Distrito Escolar de Middleton --------------- Tammie Morin, 585-3027Distrito Escolar de Nampa ------------------- Mike Breach, 468-4600Distrito Escolar de Vallivue ----------------- Mert Burns, 454-0445Distrito Escolar de Homedale, Marsing, Notus, Parma, Wilder (COSSA) ----------- Diana Zigars, 454-2087

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By Melissa JensenFor the Idaho Press-Tribune

Books are boring. Read-ing is hard. I hate to read.

Parents and teach-ers hear these words and cringe. How do you get a child who prefers surf-ing the Internet or playing video games interested in reading?

“Don’t define literacy too narrowly,” advised Jef-frey Wilhelm, a professor of English at Boise State Uni-versity. “Celebrate the read-ing they’re doing on the In-ternet or a video game and bridge that interest.”

Wilhelm has authored several books on engaging

kids in literacy (“Reading Don’t Fix No Chevy: Lit-eracy in the Lives of Young Men” and “Going With the Flow: How to Engage Boys (and Girls) in Their Literacy Learning”).

He has done extensive research in the classroom focused on students who seem reluctant to learn or engage in reading.

Wilhelm said parents and educators need to eval-uate their purpose in en-couraging a child to read. Is it simply because the book is required? Or is the main purpose to promote a life-time love of reading?

“We read the wrong stuff,” Wilhelm stated. “We

have kids read really com-plicated text that was writ-ten for adults. We have an allegiance to text instead of to reading.”

Wilhelm emphasized that in order to promote lifelong reading, we need to give kids the power of choice.

Children want to be able to make personal decisions about what they read, even if it is within a limited num-ber of selections. And keep

in mind that children will better comprehend what they are reading if they al-ready have some interest in the topic.

By Kathleen Tuck via APFor the Idaho Press-Tribune

¿Habla usted español? Par-lez-vous français? Sprechen Sie Deutsch?

For a growing number of students, the answer is “sí,” “oui,” or “ja.” In an increasing-ly global society, parents and educators are recognizing the advantages of children learn-ing another language, even as young as preschool age.

High school students have long known that two years of foreign language study can boost standardized test and college admission scores. Eng-lish teachers recognize that foreign language learners also become more proficient in their native tongues. Further, a study published in the Janu-ary 2010 Scientific American Mind indicated that bilingual children who are given mis-leading clues solve problems more easily.

But the icing on the cake might just be that multilin-gualism also supports creativ-ity, according to Arturo Rodri-guez, an assistant professor of bilingual education at Boise State University.

“Being able to conceptu-alize and abstract in more than one language increases intelligence,” he said. “What this means is that bilingual or multilingual persons are more likely to paint, write, be musical, invent, explore and so on.”

On the other end of the

spectrum, the ability to conceptualize also is key to understanding math and sci-ence.

While these all are good reasons to study French, Japa-nese, German or a host of other tongues, they don’t re-ally get to the heart and soul of the issue, said Will Brown-ing, a Boise State professor of French and Spanish.

“Learning a language, even just up to a low inter-mediate level, can give you an appreciation for what it’s like to be someone else,” he said. “Students today are digital natives — we have to make sure they also learn to speak humanity.”

It is crucial that children recognize the universal aspects of other cultures, Browning said, in building the desire to reach beyond cultural boundaries.

Experts agree that while people generally are able to learn a language at any age, it’s much easier for young children.

“Children learn more read-ily under the age of 13,” said Browning, who has taught French and Spanish to his own children. “After that they usually enter a period of in-tense self-absorption where they are less willing to risk looking foolish.”

That’s key, he said, because learning a new language is fraught with opportunities to say the wrong thing or use the wrong inflection. Language

learners who are willing and able to put themselves out there, and to laugh at their own errors, are more likely to meet with success.

If you are thinking of en-rolling your child in a foreign language course, there are a couple of characteristics Browning suggests you look for in a teacher:

First, does the teacher bring the language to life in the classroom?

“An excellent teacher will engage in use of the language 80-90 percent of the time, even in a beginning class,” he said. “It’s important to fully in-volve both the novice and the expert.”

That’s not to say that stu-dents need to understand ev-erything the teacher is saying. They simply need to catch enough to follow what is go-ing on. It’s important to stay just one step ahead of what the student can comprehend.

“That’s how we absorb language,” he said. “For in-stance, a 1-year-old is not taught the language, he or she is exposed to it.”

Second, does the teacher captivate students’ attention using humor, drama, class dis-cussion and frequent interac-tion? If you’re not sure, sit in on a class and watch how the teacher interacts with learn-ers.

“It’s important how you present the language,” Brown-ing said, “as well as what the student can actually do with

it.”Other tips for introduc-

ing and strengthening a new language include watching DVDs in the new language, reading children’s books with lots of photos and indulging in your favorite magazines in the target lan-

guage (such as People). Not only does this keep inter-est high, it also allows for a peek into another culture.

“What happens in other countries matters,” Brown-ing said. “Learning another language is a window on the world … We must inte-

grate ourselves into a differ-ent way of looking at things. Then the “others” become people, not stereotypes.”

n Kathleen Tuck is with the Boise State University Office of Commu-nications and Marketing

By Kimberly ImmBryan Times

Not everyone completes his or her high school education — at least not in 12 years.

And — with unemployment rates still high — now is the time to stand out from other candidates for a potential job.

Earning an equivalent diploma, the Gener-al Educational Development or GED, is a wise choice and sometimes the only choice.

“Unless you have a GED or high school di-ploma, you may not even be considered (for a job),” said Linda Pelton, instructor for adult education classes at Four County Career Cen-ter.

“We have students who have wonderful skills and have lost their job and need to find another job. They have skills, but not the GED or diploma,” she said. “It’s unfortunate because when people entered the work force it wasn’t such a necessity — as it is now.”

Earning a GED involves passing a series of five standardized tests. The tests — social

studies, science, math, reading and writing — include questions which graduating high school students would be able to answer.

Not only does obtaining a GED help with chances of employment, it gives the student a sense of accomplishment.

“I was so excited that I finally finished,” said Jessie Wyrick of Montpelier. “When I got the certificate, I called my mom, my aunt, and was proud that I finished it.”

Wyrick received her GED in October 2009. She was unemployed and knew most places would not hire her without a diploma.

“I had been thinking about it for a while,” she said.

She started taking the adult education classes in early fall last year and took the test in October. Wyrick took classes two nights a week for about two to three weeks.

“I knew I needed more attention for math,” she said. “I did extra practice tests. It had been six years since school.”

She had not completed high school be-cause of a lack of credits and was encouraged

by family to finish the work.“What’s the worst it’s going to do? At least

try,” Peggy Freese, Wyrick’s aunt, had said.Wyrick encourages others to do the same.

The classes are set at your own pace and it’s not like at school with a timeline, she said. Through the classes, students can choose which subject to work on first or last.

“I chose to do ones that I didn’t have as much trouble with first and the other ones later,” Wyrick said. “Just do it; it will make you feel better about yourself and give you more opportunities.”

The mother of three looks to the benefits for her children as well.

“My kids, now they can’t say, ‘You didn’t finish, so why should I?’ They can be proud of me that I got the GED.”

Lori Bowen of Bryan went back to get her GED after a divorce; she needed employ-ment.

“I knew right away,” Bowen said. “Some-one I knew directed me straight to the

One-Stop and I knew I would need to get a GED.”

She had been home-schooling her chil-dren and felt the practice test was easier be-cause she was already up-to-date with what was out there for education.

“My kids kept wondering why I hadn’t graduated,” Bowen said. “My kids were hap-py that I got the GED.”

Bowen also said she encourages high school students to stay in school.

“I honestly think a high school diploma will get a job over a GED,” Bowen said.

Through this process of finding new em-ployment, Bowen has learned how important the GED is. Even people already working need their GED to keep their jobs, she said.

Back to school

Parents should encourage readingTips to encourage readingHere are seven suggestions to help encourage reading at home and at

school:1.Have funLet kids read video game dialogue or sports magazines, comic books or

age-appropriate literature – whatever aligns with their interests. Encourage any kind of reading.

2.Come togetherRead aloud together, even as children grow older. Other ideas are to begin

reading clubs or to talk about stories from song lyrics, books, movies, TV and your own life experience.

3.Be an exampleIf you want your children to enjoy reading, they need to catch you reading.

If you are a teacher, don’t grade papers in front of your classroom — read.4.Expand your horizons

Novels are not the only text. Interest kids with books on tape, Internet reading, video game manuals and graphic novels.

5.Make it availableAlways have books and magazines lying all over the house and classroom.

Kids will read if materials are within reach.6.Offer choicesAs much as possible, let kids select their own reading. Have them go to

the library and search the shelves. Talk to the librarian about their interests; librarians love matching interests to text.

7.Find a purposeBoys, especially, want reading to have a purpose. Let them help plan a

vacation, decide on an issue, learn how to fix a computer or read manuals to help them excel at a video game.

n Melissa Jensen is with Boise State University Communications and Marketing

About the testIn order to take the GED test, applicants must be 19

years of age or older and not enrolled in high school. There is a $40 non-refundable application fee.

GED can make the difference when seeking employment

Students can broaden their horizons with second language

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BUS ROUTE SCHEDULE FOR NAMPA SCHOOLS 2010-2011 SEASONNote: 2010-2011 School Year Bus Routes pending Board approval effective 08/10/10. Times listed are estimated times ONLY, adjustments may take place in the first few weeks and throughout the school year. Bus stops and times may vary due to construction. Bus stops have been established by following state

mandated guidelines, which restricts busing within a 1.5 mile walking distance from any school, unless safety busing has been approved. For further information call 466-4181 or visit our web at www.brownbuscompany.com. Kindergarten students will not be bused until 8/20/10.

CENTENNIAL Bus #73 8:20 3:47 N Canyon St @ Hudson Ave8:22 3:45 N Stanford St @ Sunny Ln

Bus #110 8:17 3:40 W Roosevelt Ave @ S State St8:18 3:41 640 W Roosevelt Ave8:19 3:42 W Roosevelt Ave @ Skye Dr8:21 3:45 S Skye Dr @ W Blaine Ave8:23 3:47 S Beechwood Dr @ W Alderwood Ln8:25 3:49 S Inverness Dr @ Glen Eagle Dr8:27 3:51 32 N Midland Blvd8:28 3:52 N Midland Blvd @ Delaware Ave Bus #111 8:20 3:42 205 Young Ave8:21 3:43 S Fairview St @ Meffan Ave8:23 3:45 S Canyon St @ Owyhee Ave8:24 3:47 S Fairview St @ Shoshone Ave8:25 3:48 S Fairview St @ Lone Star Rd8:26 3:49 S Canyon St @ Elmore Ave Bus #126 8:16 3:39 S Midland Blvd @ W Dallan Woods Way8:18 3:41 Lone Star Rd @ Benewah Dr8:19 3:42 816 Lone Star Rd8:20 3:44 Lone Star Rd @ N Borah Way8:21 3:45 Lone Star Rd @ S Cobblestone Ct8:22 3:46 Lone Star Rd @ S State St

Bus #143 8:20 3:56 903 Sunny Ln8:21 3:58 Sunny Ln @ N Horton St8:23 4:00 Sunny Ln @ N Borah St (at lgt. Pole)

Bus #146 8:16 3:50 W Lincoln Ave @ S Olive St8:18 3:48 223 W Roosevelt Ave8:21 3:45 41 S Rowena St8:22 3:46 36 S Westwood St8:25 3:41 S Canyon St between W Lincoln Ave & W Washington Ave8:26 3:39 S Canyon St @ W Sheridan Ave8:27 3:38 S Canyon St @ W Dewey Ave Bus #185 8:23 3:57 N Canyon St @ Delaware Ave8:25 3:55 N Canyon St @ High St8:26 3:53 19 N Fairview St8:27 3:52 Lone Star Rd @ N Sunset St

CENTRALBus #13 8:02 3:43 220 7th Ave S8:04 3:45 207 2nd Ave S8:07 3:49 352 Caldwell Blvd (just before Leisure Time)8:08 3:50 432 Caldwell Blvd (ABC Country)8:09 3:51 580 Caldwell Blvd8:12 3:56 456 W Orchard Ave (Orchard Apts)8:15 3:59 N Canyon St @ Winther Blvd8:17 4:02 Davis Ave @ N Rowena St8:19 4:05 Purple Sage Dr @ Smith Ave Bus #112 8:12 3:45 915 9th Ave S8:14 3:47 723 7th Ave S8:16 3:48 519 7th Ave S8:18 3:50 5th Ave S @ 4th St S8:19 3:52 816 4th St S8:21 3:53 619 9th Ave S

Bus #113 8:17 3:43 1711 1st St S8:19 3:44 2nd St N @ 15th Ave N8:20 3:45 2nd St N @ 12th Ave N8:21 3:46 12th Ave N @ 4th St N8:23 3:47 4th St N @ 15th Ave N8:26 3:40 15th Ave S @ 1st St S8:27 3:39 212 15th Ave S Bus #125 8:17 3:42 17th Ave S @ 5th St S8:19 3:44 17th Ave S @ 8th St S8:22 3:48 12th St S @ 14th Ave S8:25 3:52 11th Ave S @ 12th St S8:26 3:53 11th Ave S @ 9th St S

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Bus #77 Transfer bus CHS to West #1066:49 3:10 CHS/West 1st St N @ 2nd Ave N6:51 3:09 CHS/EV 1st St N @ 4th Ave N

Bus #78 6:52 3:06 CHS/West 14th Ave N @ 5th St N6:54 3:05 CHS/West 14th Ave N @ 2nd St N Bus #83 6:56 2:52 CHS/EV N Robinson Blvd @ Sidney Circle6:57 2:53 CHS/EV N Robinson Blvd @ E Orchard Ave6:59 2:56 CHS/EV E Flamingo Ave @ N 63rd St7:01 2:58 CHS/EV E Flamingo Ave @ N Gage Ln7:03 3:01 CHS/EV 557 N McDermott Rd7:05 3:02 CHS/EV Airport Rd @ Sebastian Pl7:06 3:03 CHS/EV 6701 Airport Rd7:08 3:05 CHS/EV Stamm Ln @ N 58th St7:12 3:08 CHS/EV N Happy Valley Rd @ E Roberts Ln7:15 2:49 CHS/EV S Happy Valley Rd @ Wagon Rd Bus #93 7:04 2:53 CHS/EV N 39th St @ E Summit Ln7:06 2:55 CHS/EV Stamm Ln @ Round Valley St7:08 2:56 CHS/EV Stamm Ln @ N Ashford Ln7:09 2:57 CHS/EV Stamm Ln @ N 52nd St7:10 2:58 CHS/EV Stamm Ln @ Autumn Wind7:11 2:59 CHS/EV N Pit Ln @ Apple Cr Circle7:13 3:00 CHS/EV E Orchard Ave @ N Apricot Pl Bus #106 all South students transfer to bus #189 @ CHS6:26 3:30 CHS/EV E Locust Ln @ E Lava Springs Ave6:28 3:28 CHS/South Southside Blvd @ Gavin Dr6:29 3:11 CHS/South E Lewis Ln @ Henry Ln6:32 3:14 CHS/South 7214 Deerflat Rd6:39 3:24 CHS/South Deerflat Rd @ Wicaka Ln6:40 3:25 CHS/South 6682 Deer Flat Rd6:41 3:26 CHS/South 6826 Deerflat Rd6:42 3:17 CHS/South 9601 Southside Blvd6:44 3:10 CHS/South 3421 E Lewis Ln6:45 3:09 CHS/South E Lewis Ln @ Tiercel Dr6:46 3:08 CHS/South 4904 E Lewis Ln6:47 3:07 CHS/South 6116 E Lewis Ln6:48 3:01 CHS/South S Robinson Blvd @ Bugle Ridge Rd6:51 3:05 CHS/South 7300 E Lewis Ln6:52 3:06 CHS/South 6406 E Lewis Ln6:54 3:00 CHS/South S Robinson Blvd @ Henry Pl6:57 2:56 CHS/South 5601 E Locust Ln6:59 2:55 CHS/EV S Happy Valley Rd @ Salmon River Dr Bus #110 6:44 2:57 CHS/EV 2102 N Franklin Blvd6:47 3:00 CHS/EV 16317 Madison Rd6:48 3:01 CHS/EV 16437 Madison Rd6:51 3:04 CHS/EV 17478 Madison Rd6:52 3:05 CHS/EV 17685 Madison Rd6:55 3:08 CHS/EV Franklin Rd @ E Ravalli Ct Bus #111 7:07 2:48 CHS/EV S Kings Rd @ Cougar Ave Bus #114 7:11 2:53 CHS/EV S Grays Ln @ E Sage Ct/East side walk CHS7:14 2:50 CHS/EV E Park Ridge Dr @ S Rolling Green St7:16 2:48 CHS/EV Buckskin Dr @ Buckskin Ct

Bus #122 6:58 3:05 CHS/South E Amity Ave @ S 25th St7:02 2:59 CHS/South Southside Blvd @ Sunflower Dr7:04 3:01 CHS/South Southside Blvd @ E Ohio Ave

Bus #123 7:08 2:52 CHS/EV 66 N Sugar St7:10 2:53 CHS/EV Port St @ N 25th St7:12 2:55 CHS/EV Port St @ N 29th St Bus #126 6:45 3:07 CHS/EV Cherry Ln @ Mac Way6:48 3:10 CHS/EV Franklin Rd @ E Orah Way6:50 3:12 CHS/EV N Franklin Blvd @ Waterfowl Ave Bus #1426:57 3:02 CHS/South 1229 Chicago St (Sunflower area)6:59 2:59 CHS/South Chicago St @ Wildflower Dr Bus #143 6:52 3:07 CHS/EV 16658 Northside Blvd6:53 3:09 CHS/EV 17122 Northside Blvd6:56 3:10 CHS/EV 8707 Ustick Rd6:57 3:11 CHS/EV 8255 Ustick Rd6:59 3:13 CHS/EV Franklin Rd @ E Drouillard St Bus #147 6:54 3:00 CHS/EV 6th St N @ E Carol St6:55 2:58 CHS/EV 6th St N @ 1st Ave N6:57 2:56 CHS/EV 6th St N @ 7th Ave N6:58 2:55 CHS/EV 6th St N @ 9th Ave N7:00 2:53 CHS/EV 6th St N @ 15th Ave N Bus #149 7:00 3:05 CHS/EV 1627 Garrity7:02 3:03 CHS/EV N Sugar St @ E Spicewood Ave7:06 2:58 CHS/EV E Victory Rd @ S Rolling Green St7:07 2:57 CHS/EV E Victory Rd @ S Jarom Ln7:08 2:56 CHS/EV 4315 E Victory Rd Bus #160 Transfer bus CHS to E.V. for #776:54 2:54 CHS/EV 9th Ave N @ 2nd St N Bus #161 6:50 3:07 CHS/EV 4823 Airport Rd6:51 3:06 CHS/EV 5213 Airport Rd6:52 3:05 CHS/EV Airport Rd @ N Pit Ln6:53 3:04 CHS/EV Airport Rd @ N Brent Ave6:54 3:03 CHS/EV Robinson Rd @ Leland Dr6:55 3:02 CHS/EV 93 N Robinson Rd6:58 3:00 CHS/EV 5017 Joe Ln6:59 2:59 CHS/EV 41 N Happy Valley Rd7:01 2:58 CHS/EV E Victory Rd @ N Queen Victoria Ct7:02 2:57 CHS/EV E Victory Rd @ S Pit Ln7:06 2:54 CHS/EV 37 S LeRoy Ln7:09 2:53 CHS/EV E Victory Rd @ Robinson Rd7:10 2:52 CHS/EV 22 S Robinson Blvd7:11 2:51 CHS/EV S Robinson Blvd @ Fogles Ln Bus #184 CHS/South 6:53 2:59 CHS/South 2213 E Iowa Ave7:01 3:05 CHS/South S Stonehedge Dr @ E Sand Gate Ave (by Southside Blvd)7:03 3:03 CHS/South S Stonehedge Dr @ Pebble Way Bus #188 6:56 2:47 CHS/EV 3717 E Amity Ave6:59 2:49 CHS/EV 3402 E Amity Ave7:01 2:51 CHS/EV S Kings Rd @ E Park Ridge Dr7:03 2:54 CHS/EV S Kings Rd @ Sugar Cane Dr Bus #189 CHS/South-picks up #106 South students @ CHS6:56 3:00 CHS/South Discovery Pl @ E Montana Ave

ENDEAVOR ELEMENTARYBus #5 7:46 3:34 Airport Rd @ N 44th St7:49 3:31 Pond Valley Dr @ Squall Valley Dr7:51 3:29 Airport Road between N Bailey Ln & N 40th St7:52 3:28 Airport Rd @ RV Park7:53 3:27 Airport Rd @ Harmony Ln Bus #18 7:33 3:29 E Victory Rd @ Queen Victoria Ct7:34 3:30 E Victory Rd @ N Pit Ln7:37 3:32 E Victory Rd @ S Anchor Way7:39 3:34 37 S Leroy Ln (E Milbourne Ave)7:41 3:39 44 N Robinson Rd7:42 3:40 6015 Joe Ln7:43 3:41 Joe Ln @ Scotch Pine Ln7:44 3:43 5325 Joe Ln7:45 3:44 5200 Joe Ln7:46 3:45 5013 Joe Ln7:48 3:47 4806 Howard Ln7:49 3:48 Howard Ln @ N Pier Pointe Ln7:50 3:49 Howard Ln @ Winchester Ln7:51 3:50 N Pit Ln @ Meadow Ct7:52 3:51 5544 Airport Rd7:53 3:52 5904 Airport Rd7:55 3:53 Airport Rd @ N Brent Ave7:56 3:54 N Brent Ave @ Oak St7:58 3:56 N Pit Ln @ E High Country Ln7:59 3:57 61 N Pit Ln Bus #73 7:53 3:13 615 18th Ave N7:55 3:11 5th St N @ 19th Ave N7:56 3:10 5th St N @ 20th Ave N

Bus #111 7:52 3:16 5th St N @ 18th Ave N

7:54 3:14 4th St N between 18th & 19th Ave N7:55 3:12 310 17th Ave N7:57 3:10 3rd St N @ 20th Ave N Bus #114 7:48 3:22 Oak St @ N Ethyl Dr7:49 3:21 N Venice St @ Oak St7:52 3:19 Port St @ N 29th St7:54 3:17 Bright St @ N Venice St7:56 3:15 Port St @ N 25th St7:57 3:14 90 N Ethel Dr Bus #125 8:00 3:14 N Sugar St @ E Spicewood Ave8:03 3:18 7 N Sugar St Bus #150 7:45 3:24 634 N 39th St (E Summit Ln area)7:47 3:26 Stamm Ln @ Round Valley St7:48 3:27 Stamm Ln @ Ashford Ln7:50 3:29 Stamm Ln @ 52nd St7:51 3:30 Stamm Ln @ N Autumn Wind Dr7:52 3:31 5315 E Orchard Ave7:53 3:32 E Orchard Ave @ N Apricot Pl7:55 3:34 N Happy Valley Rd @ E Roberts Ln7:57 3:36 69 N Happy Valley7:59 3:38 18 N Pit Ln Bus #184 7:30 4:00 6204 E Amity Ave7:32 3:57 96 S Robinson Blvd7:33 3:56 64 S Robinson Blvd7:34 3:55 52 S Robinson Blvd7:35 3:54 22 S Robinson Blvd7:36 3:53 73 N Robinson Rd7:37 3:52 97 N Robinson Rd7:38 3:51 N Robinson Rd @ LeLand Dr7:40 3:52 E Flamingo Ave @ N 63rd St7:42 3:54 E Flamingo Ave @ N Gage Ln7:43 3:55 1401 S McDermott Rd7:45 3:56 Airport Rd & Sebastian Pl7:47 3:34 N Robinson Rd @ Sidney Circle7:48 3:35 521 N Robinson Blvd7:49 3:36 802 N Robinson Blvd7:50 3:37 Stamm Ln @ Virginia Circle7:51 3:38 Stamm Ln @ N 58th St7:52 3:39 N Pit Ln @ Tripple Ct7:53 3:40 N Pit Ln @ E Orchard Ave7:55 3:32 5307 Airport Rd7:56 3:31 5116 Airport Rd7:57 3:30 4907 Airport Rd7:59 3:29 N Happy Valley Rd @ Oak St8:01 3:27 41 N Happy Valley Rd

GREENHURST ELEMENTARYBus # 64 7:46 3:26 2323 Wagon Wheel Rd7:48 3:25 Wagon Wheel Rd @ Estates Dr7:50 3:27 E Greenhurst Rd @ Ventura Dr7:51 3:28 2213 E Iowa Ave7:53 3:17 S Chicago St @ E Colorado Ave7:55 3:18 S 25th St @ E Lily Ave7:56 3:19 2515 E Amity Ave7:57 3:20 2703 E Amity Ave7:58 3:21 Southside Blvd @ E Georgia Ave Bus #80 7:47 3:29 S Powerline Rd @ Primrose Dr7:49 3:28 E York Ave @ Crestview Ave7:50 3:26 S Harbour Springs St @ E Olympic Ave7:51 3:24 2201 E Olympic Ave7:54 3:21 San Marco Way @ Sierra Dr Bus #99 7:46 3:25 E Iowa Ave @ S Florence St7:48 3:23 1523 Ventura Dr7:50 3:21 Chicago St @ E Massachussetts Ave7:52 3:14 S Stonehedge Dr @ Pebble Way7:53 3:16 S Stonehedge Dr @ Boulder Ave7:55 3:18 2657 S Stonehedge Dr7:59 3:11 2907 Shamrock Ave Bus #167 7:53 3:27 S Powerline Rd @ E Nebraska Ave7:54 3:25 1522 E Nevada Ave7:55 3:24 E Nevada Ave @ San Marco Pl7:56 3:23 S Harbour Springs St @ E Harbour Grove Dr8:00 3:20 E Harbour Grove Dr @ E Kara Anne Ave8:02 3:18 2346 S Chicago St (E El Jay Ct area)

IOWA ELEMENTARYBus #4 8:13 3:58 S Ivy St @ Massachussetts Ct8:16 3:41 212 W Greenhurst Rd8:18 3:42 S State St @ Fall Dr8:20 3:44 S Stanford St @ Autumn Pl8:22 3:47 744 W Greenhurst Rd8:27 3:50 905 W Maryland Ave8:28 3:51 W Maryland Ave @ S Horton St8:29 3:52 S Valley Dr @ Hoover St8:31 3:54 S Valley Dr @ Hickory Dr Bus # 67 8:16 3:54 E Dooley Ln @ Dooley Ct8:18 3:52 Meadowbrook Dr @ Noble Fir Ln8:19 3:50 Stony Meadow Dr @ Cottonwood Dr8:20 3:49 600 Stony Meadow Dr8:21 3:48 713 Trail Creek Dr8:22 3:47 Trail Creek Dr @ E French Creek Ct8:23 3:46 Crestwood Dr @ S Juniper St Bus #89 8:12 4:00 S Elder St @ E Hawaii Ave8:13 3:45 Sunnyridge Rd @ Ruby Dr8:14 3:46 Sunnyridge Rd @ E Maryland Ave8:15 3:47 2103 Sunnyridge Rd8:17 3:56 2214 S Fern St8:18 3:58 S Fern St @ E Massachusetts Ave8:20 3:54 2025 S Elder St8:22 3:50 2200 Lambert Dr8:24 3:52 1924 S Chestnut St Bus #106 8:14 3:56 Glenview Dr @ E Ohio Ave8:16 3:55 E Maine Ave @ S Banner St8:18 3:54 2024 S Banner St8:20 3:52 E Maine Ave @ Silver Dr8:26 3:47 Checola Dr @ Timber Ct8:27 3:46 Checola Dr @ Checola Apts (1617) Bus #142 8:19 3:43 Constitution Way @ Sunnyridge Apts (at mail boxes)8:20 3:41 1725 S Juniper St @ Western Village Apts-8:22 3:39 S Juniper St @ E Maryland Ave8:24 3:37 S Juniper St @ E Michigan Ave Bus #145 8:18 3:46 Meadowbrook Dr @ Maplewood Dr8:19 3:47 2400 Sunnybrook Dr8:22 3:40 Sunnyridge Rd @ E Dooley Ln8:24 3:41 704 Meadowbrook Dr8:25 3:42 600 Meadowbrook Dr8:26 3:43 E Dooley Ln @ Cedar Park Ln

LAKERIDGE ELEMENTARYBus #12 7:46 3:33 2717 12th Ave Rd (Methodist-Kids Stuff)7:48 3:31 Valley View Rd @ Palmer Dr7:50 3:29 W Dooley Ln @ S Stanford St7:52 3:28 Westview Ln @ Pascoe Ln7:53 3:26 W Dooley Ln @ S Raintree Dr7:54 3:25 W Dooley Ln @ S Oxbow Dr7:56 3:23 S Midland Blvd @ Harrison Ln7:58 3:21 Tio Ln @ Megan Ct Bus #89 7:50 3:22 Horizon Way @ S Midland Blvd7:51 3:21 Skyview Dr @ W Tres Way7:53 3:19 645 W Dooley Ln7:54 3:18 W Dooley Ln @ S Canyon St7:55 3:17 W Dooley Ln @ Lowell Ln7:57 3:16 211 Burke Ln Bus #121 7:50 3:27 S Canyon St @ Crestwood Dr7:52 3:25 210 W School Ave7:55 3:20 W Locust Ln @ S Raintree Dr7:57 3:19 W Locust Ln @ Vista Dr Bus #145 7:48 3:21 Morning Sun Dr @ Bitterbrush Ave7:49 3:20 Morning Sun Dr @ Morning Sun Ct7:51 3:19 War Eagle Way @ Crosspoint Ave7:52 3:18 War Eagle Way @ Bitterbrush Ave7:53 3:17 W Greenhurst Rd @ Wild Rye Way7:54 3:16 Dirt lot between Pascoe Ln & San Francisco Ln

7:56 3:14 2626 S Midland Blvd

NEW HORIzONS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBus # 68 7:14 3:43 S Powerline Rd @ E Amity Ave7:16 3:45 Meyer Ave @ E Lincoln Ave7:18 3:47 S Chestnut St @ E Dewey Ave7:20 3:49 S Elder St @ E Lincoln Ave7:21 3:50 Garland St @ E Sherman Ave7:22 3:51 E Lincoln Ave @ S Ivy St7:25 3:54 18th Ave S @ 6th St S7:28 3:57 15th Ave S @ 10th St S7:32 4:01 Nectarine St @ E Amity Ave7:34 4:03 E Florida Ave @ Maple St7:35 4:04 E Florida Ave @ S Ivy St7:37 4:06 E Hawaii Ave @ Garland St7:38 4:07 Sunnyridge Dr @ Constitution Wayno a.m.4:09 Nampa Rec Center7:40 4:11 S Juniper St @ Maryland Ave7:42 4:13 E Maine Ave @ S Banner St7:44 4:15 1127 E Greenhurst Rd-(Cowpoke Country Day Care)7:49 4:20 2116 S Midland Blvd7:51 4:22 S Midland Blvd @ W Oakmont Ave7:52 4:23 S Midland Blvd @ Aspen Grove St7:53 4:24 S Midland Blvd @ W Dallan Woods Way7:56 4:27 S Canyon St @ W Sheridan Ave7:57 4:28 Lake Lowell Ave @ S State St7:58 4:29 S Stanford St @ Lake Lowell Ave8:01 4:32 S Bonneville Dr @ Lake Lowell Ave8:04 4:35 S Bonneville Dr @ W Florida Ave8:05 4:36 Cat Tail St @ W Hawaii Ave8:07 4:38 W Iowa Ave @ S Edgewater Cir8:08 4:39 W Iowa Ave @ Checola Dr8:10 4:41 S Valley Dr @ Hickory Dr8:12 4:43 Fall Dr @ Fall Ct8:16 4:47 W Greenhurst Rd @ S Wildrye Way8:18 4:49 Crosspoint Ave @ War Eagle Way8:20 4:51 W Crestwood Dr @ Smart Stno a.m.4:52 2717 12th Ave Rd (Methodist Church-Kids Stuff) Bus #94 7:15 4:52 N Parkdale Ave @ E Samuel St7:16 4:53 N Judith Ave @ E Ravalli Dr7:19 4:47 E Brandts Cr Way @ Cherry Ln7:31 4:28 N Canyon St @ Winther Blvd7:32 4:29 N Canyon St @ Delaware Ave7:36 4:33 9th Ave S @ 7th St S7:37 4:34 9th Ave S @ 6th St S7:43 4:22 1st St N @ 4th Ave N7:45 4:20 7th Ave N @ 3rd St N7:46 4:19 7th Ave N @ 6th St N7:48 4:17 9th Ave N @ 4th St N7:49 4:16 9th Ave N @ 2nd St N7:53 no p.m.11th Ave N @ 10th St N7:54 4:12 Stampede Dr @ Rosenlof Aveno a.m.4:11 Boys & Girls Club7:59 4:06 2nd St N @ 15th Ave N8:00 4:05 !st St N @ 16th Ave N8:02 4:03 5th St N @ 18th Ave N8:05 4:00 68 N Sugar Ave8:07 3:56 N Grant St @ Bright St8:09 3:58 N Grant St @ Ironwood Pl8:14 3:51 Kingsgate Dr @ S Kings Rd8:16 3:49 E Victory Rd @ S Honey Dr8:17 3:48 S Sugar St @ Taffy Dr8:22 3:43 Queens Dr @ E Princess Amy Ct Bus #95 7:17 4:49 8309 Bennett Rd7:21 4:44 Owyhee Dr @ Sunset Dr7:23 4:42 Hillview Dr @ Carolyn St7:32 4:33 5248 Sky Ranch Rd7:37 4:28 13725 Missouri Ave (Harvest Farms)7:43 4:22 Sky Ranch Rd @ Lake Crest Dr7:46 4:20 12502 Lewis Ln7:48 4:17 11623 Lake Shore Dr7:56 4:08 7650 Deer Flat Rd8:00 no p.m.E Lewis Ln @ Wilbeth Ln8:01 4:04 E Lewis Ln @ Craig Ln8:06 3:57 Dooley Ln @ W Bayhill Dr8:07 3:58 Dooley Ln @ S Raintree Dr8:09 4:01 W Locust Ln @ S Raintree Dr8:13 3:54 Schober Dr @ E Rocklan Ct8:15 3:47 E Dooley Ln @ Cedar Park Ln8:18 3:50 Stony Meadow @ Trail Cr Dr8:21 3:43 E Blakeslee Dr @ S Chestnut St8:26 3:36 S Robinson Rd @ E Lewis Ln8:30 3:40 Southside Blvd @ Comanche St Bus #96 7:23 3:49 11th Ave S @ 8th St S7:25 3:51 S Canyon St @ Young Ave7:26 3:52 S Canyon St @ Elmore Ave7:29 3:55 Sunny Lane @ N Borah St7:31 3:57 N Midland Blvd @ W Roberts Ave7:33 3:58 816 N Midland Blvd7:35 4:00 571 Caldwell Blvd7:37 4:03 Davis Ave @ N Horton St7:40 4:05 Smith Ave @ N Sagehen Way7:41 4:06 Smith Ave @ N Summerbreeze St7:43 4:08 W Kipling Way @ The Dirt Lot7:45 4:10 11814 Smith Ave7:48 4:13 Hensen Dr @ Orchard Ave7:53 4:18 W Roosevelt Ave @ S Tallapoosa River Way7:54 no p.m.W Roosevelt Ave @ S Lancaster Dr7:57 4:22 S Midland Blvd @ W Shoshone Ave7:59 4:24 Lone Star Rd @ N Tiaga Ave8:00 4:25 W Blaine Ave @ S Camden St8:01 4:26 W Blaine Ave @ S Boundary St8:04 4:29 Spruce Cr Lp @ Spruce Cr Dr8:06 4:31 S Middle Cr Dr @ Big Creek Cir8:07 4:32 Lake Lowell Ave @ S Stanley Cr Pl8:08 4:33 Lake Lowell Ave @ S Millstream Dr8:13 4:38 Iowa Ave @ S Carriage Hill Way8:14 4:39 W Iowa Ave @ S Clan Ave8:15 4:40 W Iowa Ave @ S Boundary St8:22 4:46 216 Burke Ln8:25 3:40 1407 E Locust Ln8:26 3:39 E Locust Ln @ S Montgomery Ln Bus #97 7:26 4:15 5003 E Victory Rd7:28 4:17 5009 Joe Ln7:32 4:19 N 63rd St @ E Carson Aveno a.m.4:21 Stamm Lm @ N 58th St7:37 4:24 Airport Rd @ N Bailey Ln7:40 4:27 Stamm Ln @ Round Valley St7:43 4:30 917 N 39th St7:44 4:31 Garrity Blvd @ N 37th St7:49 4:12 S Grays Ln @ Whistling Heights Way7:50 4:11 S Grays Ln @ E Parkridge Dr7:51 4:10 S Grays Ln @ E Winterberry Dr7:53 4:08 2721 E Amity Ave7:55 4:06 E Amity Ave @ Amethyst Way7:56 4:05 829 S Powerline Rd7:57 4:04 E Iowa Ave @ Chicago St7:59 4:02 Chicago St @ E Colorado Ave8:01 no p.m.Goldenrod Dr @ Sunflower Dr8:03 3:58 Southside Blvd @ E Iowa Ave8:06 3:49 S Stonehedge Dr @ Pebble Way8:07 3:50 E Greenhurst Rd @ S Stonehedge Dr8:10 3:53 E Kara Anne Ave @ E Harbour Grove Dr8:11 3:54 E York Ave @ S Harbour Spring St8:16 3:45 S Marcum Way @ E Sutton Ave8:18 3:43 S Royal Meadows Dr @ E Downs Ave8:20 3:41 Bridgewater Ave @ E Tuscany Ave8:21 3:40 E Brooklyn Dr @ Bridgewater Ave8:23 3:38 S Happyvalley Rd @ E Salmon River St

NAMPA H.S- WEST M.S.-LONESTAR M.S.Bus #14 7:02 3:01 NHS/West 11th Ave S @ 12th St S7:03 3:03 NHS/West 11th Ave S @ 9th St S7:05 2:58 NHS/West 6th St S between 9th & 10th Ave S7:08 2:51 NHS/West High St @ N Canyon St7:10 2:49 NHS ONLY Lone Star Rd @ N Gem St Bus #70 7:07 2:59 NHS/West Smith Ave @ N Yale St7:08 2:57 NHS/West Smith Ave @ N Canyon St7:11 2:55 NHS/West Davis Ave @ N Rowena St Bus #71 6:56 3:00 NHS/LS W Comstock Cir @ W Comstock Ave6:58 3:02 NHS/LS 1400 N Midland Blvd-W Corporate Ln7:00 3:04 NHS/LS 571 Caldwell Bd @ Country Living Tr7:02 3:05 NHS/LS N Horton St @ W Bridger Ave Bus #75 7:06 2:56 NHS/LS N Pleasanthill Dr @ W Mnt Point Ct Bus #80 7:08 2:56 NHS/LS N Midland Blvd @ Winther Blvd7:10 2:57 NHS/LS N Midland Blvd @ Smith Ave7:11 2:58 Lone Star onlyN Midland Blvd @ Sweetwood Cir7:14 3:01 Lone Star onlyW Blaine Ave @ S Boundary St

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BUS ROUTE SCHEDULE FOR NAMPA SCHOOLS CONT. -2010-11 SEASONBus #89 7:03 2:57 LS ONLY W Iowa Ave @ Willowcreek Dr7:04 2:56 LS ONLY W Iowa Ave @ S Bonneville Dr7:15 2:46 NHS ONLY W Iowa Ave @ S Bonneville Dr7:16 2:45 NHS ONLY W Iowa Ave @ Willowcreek Dr Bus #99 7:05 2:54 NHS/West 14th Ave S @ 7th St S7:08 2:50 NHS/West W Roosevelt Ave @ S Locust St7:20 2:39 West ONLY W Roosevelt Ave @ S State St Bus #100 7:02 2:58 NHS/West 432 Caldwell Blvd @ (ABC Country Day Care)7:03 2:59 NHS/West N Horton St @ W Comstock Ave7:04 3:00 NHS/West 456 W Orchard Ave (Orchard Apts)7:07 2:54 NHS/West N Canyon St @ Winther Blvd7:10 2:51 NHS/West Davis Ave @ Purple Sage Dr Bus #102 7:09 3:01 NHS/LS N Horton St @ W Orchard Ave7:10 3:00 NHS/LS W Orchard Ave @ Crocus Ct7:14 2:53 NHS/LS N Sagehen Dr @ W Mnt Pointe Ave

Bus #105 7:04 2:50 NHS/West Sunny Ln @ N Borah St7:06 2:48 NHS/West Sunny Ln @ N Horton St Bus #112 7:04 2:56 LS/NHS W Grouse Ave @ N Jefferson St (empty lot)7:07 2:57 NHS/LS W Radcliff St @ W Kipling Way (dirt lot)7:10 3:00 NHS/LS 11583 Smith Ave Bus #113 7:08 2:52 NHS/West E Amity Ave @ S Chestnut St7:10 2:50 NHS/West S Elder St @ E Bird Ave Bus #121 7:00 3:00 LS ONLY Lone Star Rd @ S Stillwater Ave/ N Tiaga Ave7:01 2:59 NHS/LS Lone Star Rd @ N Jefferson St7:04 2:53 NHS/LS W Roosevelt Ave @ S Tallapoosa River Way7:05 2:55 NHS/LS 11711 W Roosevelt Ave7:16 2:49 NHS ONLY Lone Star Rd @ S Stillwater Ave/ N Tiaga Ave Bus #125 7:15 2:56 NHS/West E Roosevelt Ave @ S Diamond St7:16 2:55 NHS/West E Roosevelt Ave @ S Garland St7:26 2:43 West ONLY Lake Lowell Ave @ Mason Ln- (West Only) Bus # 145 7:09 2:53 LS/NHS W Orchard Ave @ N Copper Tree Dr7:11 2:55 LS/NHS N Lotus Springs Way @ W Camelot Dr

Bus #146 6:58 2:53 LS/NHS 423 N Middleton Rd7:00 2:55 LS/NHS W Orchard Ave @ N Boundary St7:03 2:59 LS/NHS Smith Ave @ N Orchard Heights Way7:05 3:01 LS/NHS W Grouse St @ N Teal St

Bus #164 7:00 2:57 NHS/West S Midland Blvd @ W Oakmont Ave7:03 2:51 NHS/West S Cool Cr Dr @ S Middle Cr7:04 2:53 NHS/West W Sheridan Ave @ Spruce Cr Dr7:06 2:48 NHS/West W Creekside Ave @ Walnut Creek Way Bus #165 6:31 2:53 NHS/LS S Midland Blvd @ Aspen Grove St6:33 2:55 NHS/LS Lake Lowell Ave @ S Stanley Creek Pl6:34 2:56 NHS/LS Lake Lowell Ave @ S Millstream Dr6:35 2:57 NHS/LS 1011 S Middleton Rd6:36 2:59 NHS/LS W Iowa Ave @ Beaverton St6:38 3:00 NHS/LS 12262 W Iowa Ave6:39 3:01 NHS/LS W Iowa Ave @ Memory Ln6:40 3:03 NHS/LS Lake Lowell Ave @ Wildrose Ln6:41 3:04 NHS/LS 12256 Lake Lowell Ave6:44 3:05 NHS/LS 13339 Midway Rd - (Rivendell 2 Towers Sub Area)6:46 3:07 NHS/LS 12770 W Roosevelt Ave6:49 3:12 NHS/LS 13867 S Indiana Ave6:50 3:11 NHS/LS 13680 S Indiana Ave6:51 3:09 NHS/LS W Roosevelt Ave @ Lakeside Village Dr6:54 3:14 NHS/LS 12824 Smith Ave6:55 3:15 NHS/LS 12453 Smith Ave6:57 3:17 NHS/LS Woosley Dr @ Hensen Dr6:59 3:19 NHS/LS Midway Rd @ Apple Rose Way7:00 3:20 NHS/LS Midway Rd @ Big Horn Dr7:01 3:22 NHS/LS 11572 Lone Star Rd7:02 3:23 NHS/LS 11228 Lone Star Rd Bus #167 7:08 3:00 NHS/West 212 7th Ave S7:09 2:57 NHS/West 7th Ave S @ 5th St S7:10 2:55 NHS/West 723 7th Ave S7:11 2:53 NHS/West Lone Star Rd @ N Fairview St Bus #185 7:01 2:55 NHS/LS Lake Lowell Ave @ Heartland Ct7:02 2:56 NHS/LS Lake Lowell Ave @ S Bonneville Dr7:06 2:38 LS ONLY W Roosevelt Ave @ S Belhaven Way7:15 2:58 NHS ONLY W Roosevelt Ave @ S Belhaven Way Bus #186 7:13 2:52 NHS/West Sunnyridge Rd @ Liberty Park Bus #187 6:54 3:03 NHS/LS W Iowa Ave @ S Fall River Dr6:59 2:50 NHS/LS Lone Star Rd @ N Blue Stone Dr7:02 2:54 NHS/LS N Poplar St @ Reed Ave7:07 2:58 NHS/LS N Middleton Rd @ W Mission Point Dr7:09 2:59 NHS/LS N Middleton Rd @ Togstad Ave OWYHEE ELEMENTARYBus #14 8:05 4:03 S Middleton Rd @ S Miller Way8:09 3:45 S Midland Blvd @ Aspen Grove St8:11 3:42 Lake Lowell Ave @ S Bonneville Dr8:12 3:41 Lake Lowell Ave @ S Camas St8:13 3:40 Lake Lowell Ave @ S Millstream Dr8:16 3:48 W Iowa Ave @ White Chapel Way8:17 3:49 W Iowa Ave @ Landau Way (Beaverton St)8:19 3:51 11700 W Iowa Ave8:21 3:52 12262 W Iowa Ave8:22 3:53 W Iowa Ave @ Memory Ln8:24 3:55 12780 W Iowa Ave8:26 3:57 Lake Lowell Ave @ Wild Rose Ln8:30 4:00 927 S Middleton Rd8:31 4:01 1131 S Middleton Rd

PARKRIDGE ELEMENTARYBus #65 7:51 3:19 17th Ave N @ 1st St N7:52 3:18 1st St N @ 19th Ave N7:53 3:16 1911 E Railroad St7:55 3:15 S Sugar St @ Kelly Lp Bus #66 7:40 3:34 1505 S Robinson Blvd7:41 3:33 1301 S Robinson Blvd7:45 3:30 S Happy Valley Rd @ Wagon Rd7:47 3:28 E Victory Rd @ S Mason Cr Rd7:48 3:27 E Victory Rd @ S Jarom Ln7:49 3:26 S Grays Ln @ Sage Ct7:50 3:25 S Grays Ln @ Whistling Heights Way7:51 3:18 S Grays Ln @ Buckskin Dr (North)7:52 3:19 S Grays Ln @ E Winterberry Dr7:55 3:22 4240 E Amity Ave (Little Wonders Day Care) Bus #122 7:48 3:28 4112 E Railroad St7:49 3:27 3625 E Railroad St7:52 3:19 Cougar Ave @ Cougar Pl7:54 3:21 Taylor St @ Fox Pl7:55 3:24 Bobcat Dr @ Bobcat Ct7:58 3:17 E Victory Rd @ S Rolling Green St Bus #123 7:52 3:17 S Sugar St @ Taffy Dr7:53 3:15 S Taffy Dr @ Taffy Ct7:54 3:13 2607 Muskrat Ave7:56 3:11 Sugarcane Dr @ Kingsgate Dr

RONALD REAGAN ELEMENTARYBus #70 7:45 3:39 2924 E Locust Ln7:50 3:24 E Preakness Way @ S Belmont Dr7:53 3:26 1406 S Secretariat Way7:54 3:27 E Man O War Dr @ Ben Ln7:56 3:30 S Secretariat Way @ E Man O War Dr7:58 3:32 4012 E Preakness Way Bus #82 7:46 3:35 1116 Southside Blvd7:47 3:34 Southside Blvd @ S Lexi’s Ln7:50 3:20 3820 Ringneck Dr7:52 3:21 3504 Ringneck Dr7:54 3:24 Brennan Dr @ Wilson Ln7:56 3:27 Brennan Dr @ Braden Ln7:57 3:28 Brennan Dr @ Tayten Dr7:59 3:30 3605 Tayten Dr8:01 3:32 E Greenhurst Rd @ S Lexi’s Way8:03 3:18 Southside Blvd @ E Umatilla Dr

Bus #84 7:46 3:42 S McDermott Rd @ Spring Dr7:53 3:34 E Greenhurst Rd @ S Zahradnicek Ln7:54 3:36 6908 E Locust Ln7:56 3:38 3415 S Robinson Rd7:57 3:32 5311 E Greenhurst Rd7:58 3:31 4812 E Greenhurst Rd8:00 3:28 Marcum Way @ E Kent Way8:02 3:25 2439 S Happy Valley Rd8:03 3:22 S Happy Valley Road @ E Vineyard Way Bus #101 7:49 3:18 S Marcum Way @ E Emory Ave7:51 3:20 3707 E Sandy Ford Ave7:54 3:24 3609 E Wicklow Ave7:56 3:26 S Royal Meadows Dr @ E Downs Ave7:57 3:28 S Royal Meadows Dr @ E Rosegreen Ave Bus #185 7:53 3:22 S Bridgewater Ave @ E Brooklyn Dr7:55 3:25 S Switzer Way @ S Grandmere Dr7:56 3:26 E Brooklyn Dr @ E Walcott St Bus #189 7:48 3:30 S Bridgewater Ave @ E Tuscany Ave7:52 3:25 S Happy Valley Rd @ E Salmon River St7:59 3:18 Seminole Dr @ Bannock Ave8:00 3:19 Bannock Ave @ Klamath Ln ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARYBus #65 8:25 3:44 W Blaine Ave @ S Tamarack Way8:27 3:43 W Young Ave @ S Haven Point Way Bus #69 7:52 3:43 S Midland Blvd @ Creekside Ave7:54 3:45 S Middle Creek Dr @ Big Creek Cir7:56 3:47 706 S Bonneville Dr7:57 3:48 S Bonneville Dr @ W Bonneville Ct7:58 3:49 W Sheridan Ave @ Spruce Creek Dr7:59 3:51 625 Spruce Creek Dr8:02 3:56 Midway @ Rivendell (2 Towers Sub-13339 Midway)8:04 4:02 13738 W Roosevelt Ave8:05 4:03 13587 S Indiana Ave8:06 4:04 13680 S Indiana Ave8:13 4:11 W Orchard Ave @ Beach Cherry Dr8:17 4:07 12811 Smith Ave8:20 4:09 14526 Midway Rd8:22 4:16 14956 Hensen Dr8:24 4:19 14236 Midway Rd8:25 4:21 11572 Lone Star Rd8:26 4:22 11501 Lone Star Rd Bus #121 8:16 3:48 W Roosevelt Ave @ S Tallapoosa River Way8:17 3:49 W Roosevelt Ave @ S Rockwell Ave8:22 3:54 Lone Star Rd @ S Stillwater Ave8:23 3:55 1521 Lone Star Rd8:24 3:56 S Bonner St @ W Fairwood Ave8:26 3:57 S Boise St @ W Blaine Ave8:28 3:59 S Midland Blvd @ W Peregrine Dr Bus #160 8:18 3:45 W Orchard Ave @ N Fitz William St8:21 3:41 W Radcliff St @ W Kipling Way (dirt lot) Bus #186 8:26 3:45 N Alcapulco Way @ N Vintage Way8:28 3:47 Mission Pt Dr @ Misson Pt Loop8:31 3:50 S Middleton Rd @ Togstad Ave SHERMAN ELEMENTARYBus #102 7:49 3:24 E Amity Ave @ Nectarine (Southside)7:51 3:26 E Amity Ave @ Nectarine (Northside)7:54 3:28 Maple St @ E Sheridan Ave7:55 3:29 Maple St @ E Lincoln Ave7:56 3:30 Maple St @ E Roosevelt Ave7:58 3:33 Garland St @ E Lincoln Ave8:00 3:35 Washington St @ S Chestnut St Bus #103 7:48 3:24 Holly St @ E Hawaii Ave7:49 3:25 Holly St @ E Florida Ave7:51 3:27 Garland St @ E Georgia Ave7:52 3:23 E Hawaii Ave @ S Elder St7:54 3:21 S Elder St @ E Sharons Way7:55 3:19 E Colorado St @ Garland St7:58 3:17 E Sheridan Ave @ S Ivy St7:59 3:15 S Ivy St @ E Washington Ave

Bus #113 7:49 3:23 7th St S @ 18th Ave S7:50 3:22 19th Ave S @ 5th St S7:51 3:20 4th St S @ 21st Ave S7:52 3:19 212 21st Ave S7:54 3:18 21st Ave S @ 1st St S7:56 3:16 Alley between 22nd & 23rd Ave S (on 3rd St)7:58 3:14 2633 2nd St S (trailer park)7:59 3:13 2679 2nd St S (Angels Day Care)8:01 3:10 E Amity Ave @ 25th St S8:02 3:09 Chicago St @ E Dewey Ave Bus #124 7:49 3:12 E Amity Ave @ S Florence St7:51 3:14 2125 E Amity Ave7:52 3:15 Chicago St @ E Colorado Ave7:53 3:16 Wild Flower Dr @ Wild Flower Ct7:54 3:17 1103 S 19th St7:56 3:18 S 20th St @ E Colorado Ave7:57 3:19 S 19th St @ S 20th St (North entrance) Bus #151 7:46 3:28 S Elder St @ E Bird Ave7:48 3:31 901 Maple St7:49 3:33 E Colorado Ave @ Nectarine St7:51 3:34 E Florida Ave @ Maple St7:53 3:36 E Florida Ave @ S Ivy St7:55 3:39 1023 S Ivy St Bus #166 7:49 3:30 E Iowa Ave @ Sandal Creek Ln7:50 3:29 S Powerline Rd @ E Iowa Ave7:51 3:28 S Powerline Rd @ E Florida Ave7:52 3:20 1420 E Dakota Ave7:54 3:22 E Dakota Ave @ S Chestnut St7:55 3:25 S Chestnut St @ Chestnut7:57 3:18 829 S Powerline Rd8:00 3:23 919 S Diamond St (ABC Day Care)8:02 3:15 S Chestnut St @ E Dewey Ave

SKYVIEW H.S.- SOUTH M.S.-EAST VALLEY M.S.-LONESTAR M.S.-WEST Bus #8 7:01 2:56 Sky/East Valley 3rd St N @ 15th Ave N7:02 2:57 Sky/East Valley 6th St N @ 15th Ave N7:04 2:59 Sky/East Valley 615 18th Ave N7:06 3:01 Sky/East Valley 17th Ave N @ 4th St N Bus #12 6:54 3:11 Sky/LoneStar S Middleton Rd @ S Miller Way6:57 3:04 Sky/LoneStar 11460 Lake Lowell Ave6:59 3:09 Sky/LoneStar W Iowa Ave @ S Hunters Point Dr7:00 3:08 Sky/LoneStar W Iowa Ave @ White Chapel Way7:01 2:40 LoneStar W Iowa Ave @ S Miller Way7:01 3:01 Skyview W Iowa Ave @ S Miller Way7:03 2:41 LoneStar W Iowa Ave @ Clan Ave7:03 2:59 Skyveiw W Iowa Ave @ Clan Ave Bus #64 6:52 3:02 Sky/West E Sherman Ave @ Meyer Ave6:54 3:00 Sky/West E Sherman Ave @ S Almond St6:56 2:58 Sky/West E Roosevelt Ave @ S Almond St6:58 2:56 Sky/West 6th St S between 17th & 18th Ave S7:00 2:54 Sky/West 4th St S @ 15th Ave S Bus # 67 7:04 2:58 Sky/South Valleyview Rd @ Palmer Dr7:06 2:56 Sky/South Dooley Ln @ S Canyon St7:08 2:55 Sky/South Dooley Ln @ Stanford St7:09 2:53 Sky/South Dooley Ln @ S Raintree Dr Bus #73 7:00 2:50 Sky/EV E Railroad St @ E Railroad Ct7:02 2:51 Sky/EV 1st St N @ 19th Ave N7:04 2:53 Sky/EV 17th Ave N @ 2nd St N Bus #82 6:55 3:05 Sky/South Sunnyridge Rd @ Stony Meadow Dr6:57 3:03 Sky/South Sunnyridge Rd @ Meadowbrook Dr7:01 2:58 Sky/South Burke Ln @ Tio Ln7:02 2:57 Sky/South Burke Ln @ Lakeridge Rd7:03 2:56 Sky/South 216 Burke Ln7:06 2:53 Sky/South W Locust Ln @ S Raintree Dr7:07 2:52 Sky/South W Locust Ln @ Vista Dr7:10 2:50 Sky/South S Midland Blvd @ W Harrison Ln Bus #84 6:49 2:54 Sky/South E Sunrise Rim Rd @ S Windy Ridge Dr6:51 2:58 Sky/South E Locust Ln @ Jesse Ln6:52 2:59 Sky/South E Locust Ln @ Pleasantview Dr6:54 3:01 Sky/South S Powerline Rd @ Serengeti Rd6:55 3:02 Sky/South 4613 S Powerline Rd (Ruth Ln area)6:56 3:03 Sky/South Ruth Ln @ Buzzard Ln6:57 3:04 Sky/South Ruth Ln @ Sage Creek Rd

6:58 3:05 Sky/South 524 Fletcher Dr7:00 3:06 Sky/South Fletcher Dr @ Donna Dr7:01 3:07 Sky/South Ruth Ln @ Fair Dr7:02 3:09 Sky/South 221 Ruth Ln Bus #85 7:03 2:50 Sky/South S Powerline Rd @ E Iowa Ave7:05 2:52 Sky/South Ventura Dr @ E Massachussetts Ave7:06 2:53 Sky/South E Massachussetts Ave @ Chicago St Bus #86 6:44 2:55 Sky/South S Powerline Rd @ Briarcrest Dr6:45 2:56 Sky/South S Powerline Rd @ Williams Ln6:46 2:57 Sky/South E Lewis Ln @ Wilbeth Ln6:47 2:58 Sky/South 2102 E Lewis Ln6:49 3:00 Sky/South 2525 E Lewis Ln6:51 3:02 Sky/South 7373DeerflatRd6:52 3:03 Sky/South DeerflatRd@TrackRd6:54 3:05 Sky/South 9530 S Powerline Rd6:55 3:06 Sky/South 9699 S Powerline Rd6:56 3:07 Sky/South E Lewis Ln @ Craig Ln6:58 3:09 Sky/South Sunnyridge Rd @ E Fujii Dr7:04 2:50 Sky/South E Dooley Ln @ Cedar Park Ln Bus #87 6:22 3:45 Sky/South 10052 Scism Rd6:27 3:20 Sky/South 13720 Missouri Ave (Harvest Farms)6:32 3:24 Sky/South 6625 Sky Ranch Rd6:36 3:28 Sky/South 13773 Surrey Ln (bottom of feedlot)6:45 3:13 Sky/South 6281 Rim Rd6:46 3:12 Sky/South Rim Rd @ Richardson Rd6:47 3:11 Sky/South 5977 Sky Ranch Rd6:48 3:10 Sky/South 5248 Sky Ranch Rd6:49 3:09 Sky/South 5139 Sky Ranch Rd6:50 3:08 Sky/South 12799 W Stagecoach Rd6:52 3:06 Sky/South W Stagecoach Rd @ Rim Rd6:54 3:05 Sky/South Dry Lake Rd @ W Stage Coach Rd6:55 3:04 Sky/South Dry Lake Rd @ Desert Claim Rd7:01 2:57 Sky/South Owyhee Dr @ Sunset Dr7:02 2:58 Sky/South Randolf Dr @ the Pump House7:05 2:54 Sky/South 6676 La Pine Rd7:06 2:53 Sky/South 6944 La Pine Rd7:09 2:47 Sky/South Hwy#45@DeerflatRd Bus #90 6:27 3:02 Sky/South 9837 Rim Rd6:29 3:04 Sky/South 9087 Rim Rd6:31 3:06 Sky/South Dearborne Rd @ Fowler Ln6:32 3:07 Sky/South Scism Rd @ Whitehorse Ln6:35 3:09 Sky/South 8802 Rim Rd6:36 3:10 Sky/South 12197DeerflatRd6:37 3:11 Sky/South 12674DeerflatRd6:38 3:12 Sky/South DeerflatRd@DeerSkyRanchTrail6:43 3:17 Sky/South 9586 Pump Rd6:44 3:18 Sky/South 13983 Santa Rita Dr6:45 3:19 Sky/South 13663 Santa Rita Dr6:48 3:13 Sky/South Sky Ranch Rd @ Lakecrest Dr6:49 3:32 Sky/South 13368 Crescent Dr6:50 3:24 Sky/South 13389 Skyview St6:51 3:25 Sky/South 13115 Skyview St6:54 3:27 Sky/South 12951 Featherstone Dr6:55 3:28 Sky/South 12612 Anakate Ln (Skyranch Silversage Sub)6:58 3:30 Sky/South 12502 Lewis Ln6:59 3:31 Sky/South Lewis Ln @ Mallard Dr7:02 3:35 Sky/South 12491 Lake Shore Dr7:08 3:42 Sky/South 11623 Lake Shore Dr7:09 3:00 Sky/South 9732 Lake Shore Dr7:10 2:59 Sky/South 9726 Lake Shore Dr7:11 2:58 Sky/South 10682 Lake Shore Dr7:12 2:57 Sky/South 10330 Lake Shore Dr7:13 2:56 Sky/South 10228 Lake Shore Dr7:15 2:54 Sky/South 9612 Lake Shore Dr7:16 2:53 Sky/South 9418 Lake Shore Dr7:17 2:52 Sky/South 9209 Lake Shore Dr Bus #91 6:33 3:11 Sky/South 9911 Missouri Ave6:34 3:13 Sky/South 7873 Dearborne Rd6:38 3:17 Sky/South 6621 Lynwood Rd6:39 3:18 Sky/South 6151 Lynwood Rd6:44 3:23 Sky/South Rim Rd @ Big Foot Rd6:47 3:26 Sky/South Lynwood Rd @ Big Foot Rd6:48 3:27 Sky/South Big Foot Rd @ Cole Rd6:50 3:29 Sky/South 4621 Hwy #456:53 3:33 Sky/South Carolyn St @ Hillview Dr6:55 3:36 Sky/South 8826 Bowmont Rd6:57 3:37 Sky/South Bowmont Rd @ Alfalfa Pl7:03 3:41 Sky/South 7472 Hwy #457:05 3:09 Sky/South Hwy #45 @ Missouri Ave7:06 3:08 Sky/South Hwy #45 @ Elkhorn Ln7:07 3:07 Sky/South Hwy #45 @ Quail Ridge Dr7:08 3:06 Sky/South Hwy #45 @ Ponderosa Dr7:09 3:04 Sky/South 8729DeerflatRd7:11 3:02 Sky/South 8259 Lake Shore Dr7:12 3:01 Sky/South 8426 Lake Shore Dr7:14 2:58 Sky/South 9640 Hwy #45 Bus #92 7:06 2:50 Sky/EV 20th Av N @ 4th St N Bus #101 7:09 2:57 Sky/West 408 22nd Ave S (Webb Wellness Clinic)7:11 3:00 Sky/West 3rd St S @ 19th Ave S Bus #103 7:08 2:51 Sky/South E Locust Ln @ Shipman Cir7:12 2:55 Sky/South 2626 S Midland Blvd7:13 2:56 Sky/South S Midland Blvd @ W Horizon Way7:15 2:57 Sky/South 2116 S Midland Blvd7:17 2:59 Sky/South W Iowa Ave @ S Stanford St Bus #109 7:03 2:50 Sky/South W Iowa Ave @ W Oakmont Ave Bus #124 7:12 2:49 Sky/South E Greenhurst Rd @ Wagon Wheel Rd7:14 2:52 Sky/South E Harbour Grove Dr @ E Kara Anne Ave7:16 2:54 Sky/South S Harbour Springs St @ E York Ave7:17 2:55 Sky/South S Powerline Rd @ E York Ave Bus #150 7:03 2:56 Sky/South E Locust Ln @ S Chicago St7:04 2:55 Sky/South E Locust Ln @ Montgomery Ln7:06 2:53 Sky/South S Powerline Rd @ Primrose Dr7:14 2:43 South only Sunnyridge Dr @ Constitution Way Bus #151 7:10 3:01 Sky/LoneStar W Iowa Ave @ S Boundary St Bus #166 7:05 2:59 Sky/West 3rd St S @ 17th Ave S7:09 2:55 Sky/West E Amity Ave @ S Powerline Rd7:11 2:53 Sky/West S Powerline Rd @ E Dakota Ave

SNAKERIVERBus #3 7:40 3:20 10th Ave N @ 5th St N7:41 3:21 6th St N @ 7th Ave N7:42 3:22 4th Ave N @ Victorian Cir7:45 3:25 1321 Madison Ave7:47 3:26 8th St N @ 5th Ave N7:48 3:27 9th St N @ 4th Ave N7:49 3:28 1108 3rd Ave N7:51 3:31 Franklin Blvd @ Mason Creek RV Park Bus #77 7:45 3:43 E Ravali Dr @ N Judith Ave7:54 3:34 1530 11th Ave N7:56 3:31 616 N Kings Rd (trailer park)8:01 3:27 4108 E Comstock Ave8:02 3:28 917 39th St N Bus #78 7:49 3:27 1414 E Karcher Rd7:54 3:32 8113 Waterlily Ave7:56 3:30 8163 Watercress Ave Bus #83 7:53 3:32 1st Ave N @ Gateway Ave (Gateway Apts)7:55 3:36 1st Ave N @ 4th St N Bus #93 7:42 3:37 6th St N @ E Carol St7:43 3:36 52 6th St N7:45 3:34 6th St N @ 2nd Ave N7:47 3:32 267 1st St N7:48 3:29 1st St N @ 4th Ave N7:50 3:30 447 2nd St N7:52 3:24 7th Ave N @ 2nd St N7:53 3:23 7th Ave N @ 5th St N Bus #147 7:37 3:33 Cherry Ln @ N Midsummer Ln7:38 3:34 8384 Cherry Ln7:39 3:35 8750 Cherry Ln7:40 3:36 8822 Cherry Ln7:41 3:38 17122 Northside Blvd7:46 3:40 17565 Madison Rd7:48 3:31 Orah Way @ Brandts Cr Way7:49 3:30 8183 Brandts Creek Way7:50 3:29 E Orah Way @ N Orah Ct

Bus #186 7:53 3:11 1st St N @ 9th Ave N7:54 3:12 9th Ave N @ 2nd St N7:56 3:14 9th Ave N @ 4th St N7:57 3:16 612 9th Ave N Bus #188 7:36 3:22 2102 Franklin Blvd (by Campbell Tractor)7:42 3:29 17769 Wisdom Ave7:44 3:32 N Parkdale Ave @ E Samuel St7:52 3:15 13th Ave N @ 5th St N7:54 3:11 14th Ave N @ 7th St N

SUNNYRIDGE ELEMENTARYBus # 67 7:50 3:23 E Locust Ln @ S Chicago St7:52 3:21 Wheeler Cir @ Patrice Dr7:54 3:19 E Locust Ln @ Montgomery Ln7:56 3:17 E Locust Ln @ Lindenwood Dr7:57 3:16 524 E Locust Ln7:58 3:15 407 E Locust Ln8:01 3:13 E Sunrise Rim Rd @ S Windy Ridge Dr8:02 3:14 E Sunrise Rim Rd @ S Schober Loop Bus # 85 7:39 3:34 6403 Wright Ln7:40 3:35 Wright Ln @ Diane St7:41 3:36 Wright Ln @ Gunsmoke Ln7:42 3:37 Wright Ln @ Roy Dr7:46 3:32 S Robinson Blvd @ Henry Pl7:47 3:31 5312 S Robinson Blvd7:51 3:26 S Robinson Blvd @ Bugle Ridge Rd7:53 3:24 E Lewis Ln @ High Hope Ln7:55 3:22 4904 E Lewis Ln7:58 3:19 4516 Southside Blvd7:59 3:18 Southside Blvd @ E Lava Springs Ave Bus #86 7:39 3:44 6682DeerflatRd7:42 3:41 7373DeerflatRd7:43 3:40 DeerflatRd@TrackRd7:44 3:39 7650DeerflatRd7:45 3:38 SPowerlineRd@DeerflatRd7:46 3:36 S Powerline Rd @ Wilbeth Ln7:47 3:35 E Lewis Ln @ Misty Ln7:48 3:34 2102 E Lewis Ln7:49 3:33 E Lewis Ln @ Red Fox Dr7:50 3:32 2525 E Lewis Ln7:51 3:31 E Lewis Ln @ Henry Ln7:52 3:30 Southside Blvd @ Gavin Dr7:54 3:28 4512 Alma Ln7:56 3:26 4421 S Happy Valley Rd7:57 3:25 4227 S Happy Valley Rd7:58 3:24 4509 E Locust Ln7:59 3:23 4201 E Locust Ln8:00 3:22 E Locust Ln @ Bell Ct Bus #92 7:42 3:31 1127 E Greenhurst Rd (Cowpoke Country)7:46 3:28 E Blakeslee Dr @ S Chestnut St7:48 3:27 E Blakeslee Dr @ E Ronel Ave7:51 3:24 Sunnyridge Rd @ Stoney Meadow Dr7:52 3:23 3405 Sunnyridge Rd7:53 3:22 3717 Sunnyridge Rd7:56 3:19 1301 Ruth Ln (across from Aldrich)7:57 3:18 Ruth Ln @ Castleton Ave7:59 3:13 Sunnyridge Rd @ Sherry Rd8:00 3:14 Sunnyridge Rd @ E Fujii Dr8:03 3:17 Ruth Ln @ Mountain View Bus #100 7:48 3:48 7498 Lynwood Rd7:50 3:45 9324 Scism Rd7:53 3:42 9398DeerflatRd7:56 3:39 9612 Lakeshore Dr8:00 3:35 E Lewis Ln @ Craig Ln8:02 3:33 5300 S Powerline Rd8:03 3:32 S Powerline Rd @ Briarcrest Dr8:05 3:31 4619 S Powerline Rd8:06 3:30 S Powerline @ Serengeti Cir8:08 3:28 E Locust Ln @ Pleasantview Dr8:09 3:27 E Locust Ln @ Jesse Ln8:10 3:26 4013 Sunnyridge Rd Bus #105 7:29 3:19 8309 Bennett Rd7:32 3:22 Bowmont Rd @ Alfalfa Pl7:35 3:25 Owyhee Dr @ Sunset Dr7:37 3:27 Randolf Dr @ pump house7:38 3:28 Carolyn St @ Hillview Dr7:41 3:31 4621 Hwy #457:42 3:32 Big Foot Rd @ Cole Rd7:44 3:34 10020 Big Foot Rd7:46 3:36 Rim Rd @ Big Foot Rd7:48 3:38 Stagecoach Rd @ Rim Rd7:50 3:40 5047 Sky Ranch Rd7:52 3:42 5977 Sky Ranch Rd7:55 3:45 6624 Rim Rd8:02 3:16 Hwy #45 @ Elkhorn Ln8:03 3:15 Hwy #45 @ Quail Ridge Dr8:04 3:14 Hwy #45 @ Ponderosa Dr Bus #109 7:32 3:49 10797 Scism Rd7:35 3:46 11066 Missouri Ave7:37 3:44 12253 Missouri Ave7:40 3:41 13725 Missouri Ave (Harvest Farm shop area)7:43 3:38 7488 Sky Ranch Rd7:47 3:34 13773 Surrey Ln (bottom of the feedlot)7:49 3:32 5735 Skyline Rd7:56 3:25 Dry Lake Rd @ W Stagecoach Rd7:57 3:24 Dry Lake Rd @ Desert Claim Rd7:59 3:22 6151 Lynwood Rd8:03 3:18 7472 Hwy #458:04 3:17 7762 Hwy #458:05 3:16 Hwy #45 @ Missouri Ave Bus #164 7:35 3:26 9837 Rim Rd7:36 3:27 9483 Rim Rdno a.m.3:29 11734DeerflatRd7:39 3:31 Dearborne Rd @ Fowler Ln7:39 3:35 DeerflatRd@DeerSkyRanchTrail7:40 3:36 DeerflatRd@RidgePointeLn7:43 3:40 13824 Santa Rita Dr7:48 3:45 13198 Ridgeview St7:49 3:47 13272 Crescent Dr7:53 3:50 Featherstone Dr @ Rockledge Ln7:54 3:51 Silver Sage Dr @ Anakate Ln7:57 3:54 12502 Lewis Ln8:01 3:24 10812 Lake Shore Dr8:03 3:22 10036 Lakeshore Dr

WILLOW CREEK ELEMENTARYBUS #71 8:19 3:48 Lotus Springs Way @ W Camelot Dr8:20 3:50 N Orchard Heights Way @ W Camelot Dr8:22 3:52 1623 W Orchard Ave8:23 3:53 W Orchard Ave @ N Boundary St8:25 3:55 N Midland Blvd @ N Grove Way Bus #75 8:24 3:44 1008 Sweetwood Cir8:26 3:46 Sweetwood Cir @ N Boise St (Northside)8:29 3:48 1162 Sweetwood Circle8:31 3:50 1011 Briarwood Dr Bus #83 8:17 3:57 22 N Jefferson St8:21 4:01 2505 W Orchard Ave8:23 4:02 N Copper Tree Dr @ W Garden Ave8:27 4:06 N Midland Blvd @ Summerwind Pl Bus #161 8:18 3:49 816 N Midland Blvd (Green Acres Tr)8:20 3:51 W Comstock Ave @ W Comstock Circle8:22 3:53 1400 N Midland Blvd-West Corporate Ln8:24 3:55 571 Caldwell Blvd (Country Living Tr)8:26 3:56 906 N Horton St (Horton Apts)-Bridger area8:27 3:57 N Horton St @ W Orchard Ave Bus #165 8:18 3:52 N Midland Blvd @ Smith Ave8:19 3:53 N Midland Blvd @ Winther Blvd8:20 3:54 W Roberts Ave @ N Benewah St8:24 3:58 Reed Ave @ N Poplar St8:27 3:50 Lone Star Rd @ N Blue Stone Dr8:29 3:48 Lone Star Rd @ N Airland Ave

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The best way to engage young students in science and engineer-ing is by bringing the textbook to life.

From giving tours and demon-strating fundamental knowledge for inquisitive novices to provid-ing research opportunities for high school students, university labora-tories are becoming more acces-sible to all grade levels.

“Sometimes science can seem dry and lifeless to students, espe-cially if their only exposure is from a textbook,” said Michael Davis, a graduate student who works in the forensics laboratory in Boise State University’s Biological Sciences De-partment. “Outreach for primary and secondary education enrich-ment is one of the more interesting and important activities that we undertake.”

Davis, who is investigating DNA diversity in the Northwest’s immi-grant Basque population, said that students attending high schools with limited resources benefit most from outreach programs that allow their participation in lab exercises and expose them to a state-of-the-art research environment.

“In March, students from Salm-on High School visited. We set up a mock crime scene and let them practice dusting for fingerprints and loading agarose gel for electro-

phoresis of ‘crime scene’ DNA,” Da-vis said. “For a school with limited teaching resources, it was a great experience.”

Byung Kim, a professor in the Boise State Physics Department, has had high school juniors and se-niors employed in his lab.

Students participate in several different projects, including ob-serving plasmid DNA structures by atomic force microscopy and using scanning tunneling microscopy for observation of organic substances on metal surfaces.

Kim said that frequent inter-actions between professors and younger students benefit both par-ties.

“Interactions provide helpful information for the students about science at the college level and also help attract promising high school students to scientific programs,” he said.

So how can students get in-volved? It depends on the college or university, but many facilitate workshops, camps and internships. For example, Boise State’s Division of Extended Studies offers educa-tional workshops such as “e-Girls,” a two-day class for girls interested in engineering and computer science careers; “Measuring the Small,” a physics workshop that explores fundamental physical concepts behind measuring the character-istics of small scale-materials; and

“e-Camp,” which provides students the chance to explore careers in engineering and computer science with hands-on problem-solving.

Students also can contact colleg-es and universities directly. Fabiola Juarez-Coca, Boise State’s concur-rent enrollment director, believes all it takes is initiative.

“Students can find opportuni-ties on their own by contacting individual professors or the depart-ment chair,” she said. “Opportuni-ties are open to students with ini-tiative who are ready for something more interesting and are ready to learn.”

Whether assisting faculty re-searchers in the lab or being im-mersed in the basics of an undis-covered discipline, experience at the college level creates a connec-tion for high school students be-yond the present moment.

“The ultimate part of education for many of us is the experience of it: the touching, feeling, smelling and seeing — that drives your ideas and your thinking” said Merlin White, a Boise State biology profes-sor who has training in education. “Mentorship also plays a major role. Anything that can help bring those aspects together should be fostered.”

n Leah Sherwood is with the Boise State University Office of Communications and Marketing

By Sherry SquiresFor the Idaho Press-Tribune

As students return to Idaho high schools this fall, they’re likely to find a grow-ing array of service-learning classes available to them. The courses mix volunteer-ing with academics, and to successful ends.

Tina Naillon, Learn and Serve coordinator for the State Department of Educa-tion, said that while high school students may have participated in volunteer service alongside class-

mates, service-learning courses up the ante. What they learn in the classroom is augmented by a service project that requires them to apply those lessons in real world situations.

For example, at Middle-ton High School — one of several high schools in the state recognized for its high quality service-learning projects — students coor-dinate a community holiday food drive. Art students de-sign and screen print reus-able grocery bags. Culinary arts and health students

assemble cookbooks with nutrition information that are distributed to Middleton area families. Speech stu-dents present ideas to city leaders.

“A lot of people think if a class goes out and does a service project it equates to service-learning, but that’s really just service,” Naillon said. “It needs to have that academic component to make it service-learning.”

Phil Kelly, a professor in the College of Education at Boise State University and a member of the Boise

School Board, said there are numerous benefits to com-bining service and learning. Students get to see what they’re learning in the class-room tied to the community around them, bringing con-cepts to life and hopefully making the learning process resonate. Community mem-bers and agencies receive valuable service.

“It’s also good just to have kids out in the community, to have some ownership in whatever they’re working on,” Kelly said. “You get more involved citizens with

kids who participate in ser-vice-learning.”

Students also are ex-posed to a variety of volun-teer opportunities that they likely would not otherwise pursue, and the initial trepi-dation they might feel is overcome through the as-signment.

Students can expect to see even more service-learning when they reach college.

Boise State has the state’s largest service-learning pro-gram, offering about 100 different courses each year.

During the 2009-10 academ-ic year, 2,327 students devot-ed 56,785 hours to serving partner non-profit organiza-tions in the Treasure Valley through the university’s Ser-vice-Learning Program. The students’ work was valued at $912,787 in economic benefit to the community.

“I expect service-learning to grow every year as stu-dents, teachers and citizens see its value,” Kelly said.

n Sherry Squires is with the Boise State University Office of Commu-nications and Marketing

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No more pencils, no more books, no more teachers’ dirty looks.

It is not the most em-pathetic of schoolyard rhymes. Does anyone (other than a teacher, per-haps) ever bother to think about what caused that dirty look?

Empathy. It is a funda-mental social skill that is central to a child’s ability to make friends and avoid conflict — even with teachers. It ranks right up there with paper and pen-cils as one of the most im-portant tools parents can give children in prepara-tion for their first day of school.

Yet instilling the abil-ity to see a situation from another’s perspective starts long before the little ones get on the school bus for the first time. In fact, that’s much too late. Chil-dren begin learning em-pathy from their first mo-ments by observing how their parents act toward them.

“There is evidence that parents who show em-pathy toward their own children have children who are empathetic,” said Linda Anooshian, a profes-sor of psychology at Boise State University. “By sim-ply showing children that you understand and care about their needs, you are modeling the kind of be-havior you hope they will have toward others.”

Elizabeth Morgan, an assistant professor of psy-chology and director of Boise State’s Family Stud-ies Initiative, said it’s when children become aware of themselves as individu-als and begin to grasp the notion that other people have thoughts and feel-ings completely different than their own – called the Theory of Mind – that

the lessons of empathy re-ally begin taking root.

“As a parent, we can label a child’s feelings for them, as well as the feel-ings of people around them, to help them under-stand what others are ex-periencing,” Morgan said.

And as children grow and emotions become more complex — well into adolescence — Mor-gan said parents should continue to talk with their children about their own and others’ emotions. Talking about experiences

with peers and grown ups helps youngsters learn to control their own emo-tions and understand out-side perspectives.

“Discussing emotions is something you can do at any age,” Morgan said.

While empathy is large-

ly a learned behavior, Mor-gan said some research indicates that we all have biological hardwiring that helps us experience empa-thy. For example, when a person watches someone doing some physical ac-tion, like jumping up and down, the neural path-ways in the observer’s brain that control jumping are engaged as if they are the one doing the jump-ing.

“The argument is that as you gain a deeper under-standing of yourself and others, neural pathways become accustomed to

feelings of empathy” and it becomes a more natural state, Morgan said.

Anooshian said that other children also have a big impact on a child’s view of the world.

“As a child gets closer to school age they can un-derstand more,” Anooshi-an said. “Have discussions about children with differ-ent backgrounds and help them to understand those differences and the chal-lenges others face.”

n Mike Journee is with the Boise State University Office of Commu-nications and Marketing

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“By simply showing children that you understand and care about their needs, you are modeling the kind of behavior you hope they will have toward others.”

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Boise State University psychology professor

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BUS 80 AM / PM ELEMENTARY—CENTRAL7:13 SUNNYFIELD AV @ CULTIVATOR ST7:14 MILLSTONE ST @ PLOW AV7:15 THREE POINT ST @ SETTLEMENT AV7:19 4004 ABBOTT ST7:20 5115 ORMSBY AV7:21 5315 ORMSBY AV7:22 5522 ORMSBY AV7:35 5105 WESTON AV7:36 5322 WESTON AV7:37 WESTON @ EMORY7:38 3701 HOMEDALE RD7:39 HOMEDALE RD @ SHILO LN7:40 3009 HOMEDALE RD

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BUS 80 AM / PM SECONDARYVALLIVUE MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH7:48 / 4:00 WESTON @ EMORY7:49 / 4:01 5322 WESTON7:50 / 4:02 5105 WESTON7:51 / 4:03 4004 ABBOTT ST7:52 / 4:04 5115 ORMSBY7:53 / 4:05 5315 ORMSBY7:54 / 4:06 5522 ORMSBY AV BUS 83 AM / PM SECONDARYVALLIVUE MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH7:54 / 4:02 WALK PATH @ SUMMERCREST (9TH-12TH)7:55 / 4:04 AUTUMNCREST @ HOBART (9TH-12TH)7:56 / 4:07 CARNEGIE @ BARKLEY (9TH-12TH)7:57 / 4:08 COMMONS AREA @ BARKLEY (9th-12th)7:59 / 4:09 COLFAX @ DANDRIDGE WY8:00 / 4:10 STOLL CT @ WALLACE WY

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BUS 85 AM / PM SECONDARY VALLIVUE MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH7:47 / 4:08 16767 MIDWAY RD7:48 / 4:09 MIDWAY RD @ MOSS7:49 / 4:10 16341 MIDWAY RD8:05 / 4:02 SUNNYFIELD AV @ CULTIVATOR ST8:06 / 4:03 MILLSTONE ST @ SETTLEMENT AV

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BUS 88 AM /PM SECONDARY -9TH THRU 12TH VALLIVUE HIGH SCHOOL ONLY7:54 / 4:07 CARNEGIE @ SPURGIN PL

BUS 88 AM /PM SECONDARY -6TH THRU 8TH VALLIVUE MIDDLE SCHOOL ONLY7:59 / 3:59 INDIANA AV @ HERITAGE ST8:00 / 4:00 AUBURN @ CAMBRIDGE ST8:01 / 4:01 NEWHAVEN ST @ AUBURN8:02 / 4:02 ASPENWOOD @ NEWHAVEN

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BUS 96 AM / PM SECONDARY-6TH THRU 8TH ONLYVALLIVUE MIDDLE ONLY8:03 / 3:55 MILAGRO @ CIELO

DESERT SPRINGS AREABUS 32 AM/PM ELEMENTARY @ DESERT SPRINGS7:10 / 2:57 4305 LAKE7:13 / 2:50 HICKMAN @ ASHTON7:14 / 2:51 LEXINGTON @ ASHTON7:15 / 2:52 SUTTON @ ASHTON7:16 / 2:53 WINSTON @ LAYTON (AT FIRE HYDRANT)

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BUS 39 AM / PM SECONDARYSAGE VALLEY MIDDLE ONLY 7:52 / 3:45 11315 USTICK RD 7:53 /3:47 11879 USTICK RD7:54 / 3:48 INDIAN CREEK8:05 / 4:02 PAMELAS LN @ BLVD8:08 / 4:04 KARCHER VILLAGE @ BLVD

BUS 40 AM / PM SECONDARYSAGE VALLEY AND VHS7:52 / 4:30 ABRAHAM @ NOAH7:53 / 4:31 ISAIAH @ NOAH8:05 / 4:10 10511 CHERRY LANE8:07 / 4:11 10392 CHERRY LANE8:08 / 4:12 CHERRY LN @ STIEHL CREEK

BUS 41 AM / PM SECONDARY 9TH – 12THVALLIVUE HIGH ONLY!8:00 / ---- SONORAN & LONGTAIL8:01 / ---- MONARCH & LONGTAIL8:02 / ---- MONARCH & DARK ZEBRA8:03 / ---- DARK ZEBRA @ CLOUDLESS ---- / 3:58 USTICK @ MONARCH ---- / 3:59 USTICK @ SONORAN

BUS 45 AM/ PM ELEMENTARY @ DESERT SPRING----- / 3:01 CENTENNIAL DAY CARE7:03 / 2:54 ASHTON @BENNINGTON7:05 / 2:56 EATON @ CLAYTON7:07 / 2:58 ASHTON @ DENTON7:08 / 2:59 GROVETON @ LAYTON7:09 / 3:00 HILTON @ LAYTON7:14 / 2:50 CHARMAE @ CATHERINE 7:15 / 2:51 4802 LEANN ST.

BUS 45 AM /PM SECONDARY 9TH THRU 12TH ONLY 7:32 / 3:52 QUAIL COVE7:33 / 3:53 18374 MIDDLETON7:34 / 3:54 1094 LINDEN RD7:35 / 3:55 CASTLE PEAK @ LNIDEN

BUS 55 AM / PM ELEMENTARY @ DESERT SPRINGS 7:02 / 2:49 16955 PORTNER RD7:03 / 2:50 PORTNER TRL. PARK / 16898 PORTNER RD7:04 / 2:51 WIETZ RD @ PORTNER RD7:05 / ----- CORNER OF PORTNER RD @ MOSS7:06 / 2:53 16552 BURNIE 7:07 / 2:54 11891 WILLMA LN----- / 2:55 11902 BONNIE LN7:09 / 2:45 5425 MIDWAY RD7:10 / 2:46 5421 MIDWAY RD7:10 / 2:46 5407 MIDWAY RD7:14 / 2:59 PAMELAS LN7:16 / 3:03 KARCHER VILLAGE @ BLVD

BUS 55 AM/PM SECONDARY 6TH-12TH7:52 / 4:29 WIETZ @ PORTNER7:53 / 4:30 16858 PORTNER 7:54 / 4:30 PORTNER TRL PARK

BUS 52 AM / PM SECONDARYVALLIVUE HIGH7:50 / 4:06 4305 LAKE AV

BUS 58 AM / PM SECONDARYVALLIVUE MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH7:49 / 4:07 ASHTON @ BENNINGTON7:51 / 4:09 EATON @ CLAYTON7:53 / 4:11 ASHTON @ DENTON

BUS 59 AM/PM ELEMENTARY @ DESERT SPRINGS7:06 / 3:01 3904 USTICK @ PARK7:12 / 2:46 YELLOW PINE @ MOSS---- / 3:10 YMCA

BUS 59 AM/PM SECONDARY 6TH-12TH7:53 / 4:24 KCID @ LINDEN7:54 / 4:25 11637 LINDEN RD7:55 / 4:26 11357 LINDEN----- / 4:27 11036 LINDEN

BUS 62 AM/PM SECONDARY 7:56 / 3:59 LANDON LN @ BLVD7:59 / 4:02 ABRAHAM @ NOAH (VHS ONLY )8:01 / 4:04 NOAH @ ISIAH(VHS ONLY )

BUS 84 AM/PM SAGE VALLEY ONLY 6TH-8TH8:12 / 4:01 CLOUDLESS @ DARK ZEBRA8:13 / 3:59 MONARCH @ DARK ZEBRA8:15 / 3:57 SONORAN @ LONGTAIL

BUS 65 AM / PM SECONDARY 6TH THRU 8TH GRADE7:56 / 3:57 HICKMAN ST @ ASHTON AV7:57 / 3:58 LEXINGTON @ ASHTON AV7:58 / 3:59 SUTTON ST @ ASHTON AV8:00 / 4:01 GROVTON ST @ LAYTON AV8:01 / 4:02 HILTON ST @ LAYTON AV

BUS 72 AM / PM SECONDARY 6TH – 8TH SAGE VALLEY ONLY7:57 / 4:05 16626 BURNIE DR7:58 / 4:06 11902 BONNIE LN7:59 / 4:08 11708 MOSS LN

BUS 76 AM / PM SECONDARY – 9th – 12th VALLIVUE HIGH ONLY7:55 / 4:10 HICKMAN @ ASHTON7:56 / 4:11 LEXINGTON @ ASHTON7:57 / 4:12 SUTTON @ ASHTON7:59 / 4:13 WINSTON @ LAYTON8:00 / 4:15 LAYTON @ HILTON

BUS 82 AM / PM SECONDARY 9TH-12TH ONLY VAL-LIVUE HIGH SCHOOL ONLY8:00 / 4:21 MOSS @ WHITE PINE8:02 / 4:23 MOSS @ YELLOW PINE8:05 / 4:29 11708 MOSS LN8:08 / 4:30 11902 BONNIE LN

BUS 88 AM / PM SECONDARY – 9TH THRU 12THVALLIVUE HIGH ONLY7:38 / 4:11 5816 HOMEDALE RD7:40 / 4:13 CALDWELL BLVD @ PAMELAS LN7:42 / 4:15 2209 CALDWELL BLVD / KARCHER VILLAGE

BUS 89 AM / PM SECONDARY-- 9TH THRU 12TH VALLIVUE HIGH ONLY 8:01 / 4:00 DRAGONFLY @SANTA ANA8:02 / 4:02 10639 EMPRESS ST8:04 / 3:55 EMPRESS ST @ ROYAL WAY8:05 / 3:56 ROYAL WAY @ SAFFRON DR8:08 / 3:59 SPRUCE & BUCKEYE

BUS 92 AM / PM ELEMENTARY @ DESERT SPRINGS6:55 / 3:15 LANDON @ BLVD6:58 / 3:18 ABRAHAM WAY @ ENOCH 6:59 / 3:20 LASTER LA @ BLVD 7:03 / 3:24 KIDS CLUB7:05 / 3:26 5016 E USTICK- INDIAN CREEK7:07 / 3:27 11879 USTICK RD7:11 / 2:45 QUAIL COVE7:15 / 2:50 KCID @ LINDEN7:16 / 2:51 11637 LINDEN7:17 / 2:53 11357 LINDEN7:20 / 2:56 LINDEN @ CASTLE PEAK7:22 / 2:58 18963 MIDLAND7:23 / 2:59 18771 MIDLAND @ TEAL RD7:24 / 3:00 MIDLAND @ ELVERA7:25 / 3:02 18165 MIDLAND7:26 / 3:03 18037 MIDLAND7:30 / 3:10 13070 CHERRY LN

BUS 92 AM/PM SECONDARY SAGE VALLEY ONLY 6TH-8TH7:41 / 3:45 QUAIL COVE7:43 / 3:46 10974 LINDEN RD7:44 / 3:47 CASTLE PEAK SUB @ LINDEN

BUS 97 AM / PM SECONDARY—6TH THRU 8THSAGE VALLEY ONLY8:00 / 4:10 MOSS LA @ WHITE PINE ST8:01 / 4:11 MOSS LA @ YELLOWPINE WAY8:04 / 4:14 11902 BONNIE LN.8:06 / 4:16 FAITH LANDING ABRAHAM @ NOAH CT

EAST CANYON ELEMENTARY AREABUS 33 AM / PM ELEMENTARY EAST CANYON6:50 / 3:10 11220 BASS LANE 6:58 / 3:19 WALK PATH TO VIRGINIA PKWY @ WARD LN6:59 / 3:18 20272 WARD LN7:07 / 2:58 2417 KCID7:08 / 3:00 1417 KCID RD7:10 / 2:54 4408 LINCOLN7:12 / 2:52 4207 MARBLEFRONT7:13 / 2:41 WALK PATH ON WYETH7:14 / 2:42 COMMONS AREA ON CALHOUN7:16 / 2:43 11882 LONGFELLOW 7:18 / 2:40 ALTAMONT7:19 / 2:39 KCID @ LASHER LN7:20 / 2:38 722 KCID7:21 / 2:37 810 KCID ---- / 3:30 YMCA

BUS 33 AM / PM SECONDARY VALLIVUE HIGH ONLY7:35 / 4:35 20273 CAN-ADA7:40 / 4:31 21266 MIDLAND7:43 / 4:30 20898 LINCOLN7:46 / 4:28 BASS LANE7:49 / 4:24 ALTAMONT7:50 / 4:23 LASHER LN @ KCID7:51 / 4:22 722 KCID7:53 / 4:12 SHELBURNE ST @ DORCHESTER AV7:53 / 4:13 SHELBURNE ST @ ESSEX AV7:54 / 4:14 19876 MONTCLAIR WY7:55 / 4:16 ABSECON @ DOMINION 7:56 / 4:19 TAMSWORTH @ ALLEGHENNY 7:58 / 4:20 ROANOKE DR @ AMHERST AV7:59 / 4:21 COLONIAL DR @ CHESAPEAKE AV8:03 / 4:10 KCID @ GOLDFINCH8:05 / 4:11 2105 KCID

BUS 34 AM / PM ELEMENTARY EAST CANYON7:00 / 3:06 21266 LINCOLN RD7:03 / 3:10 JOPLIN @ MADISON 7:10 / 3:15 20273 CAN-ADA7:13 / 3:03 DRINKARD7:16 / 2:58 18090 MADISON ---- / 2:41 9173 USTICK RD7:18 / 2:42 17910 POLARA WY7:19 / 2:42 17760 POLARA WY7:20 / 2:43 17750 POLARA WY7:21 / 2:44 17699 NORTHSIDE BLVD7:22 / 2:45 17125 NORTHSIDE BLVD7:23 / 2:45 17051 NORTHSIDE BLVD7:24 / 2:46 9060 CHERRY LN (AARDVARK DAY CARE)7:27 / 2:48 16387 TEN LN (TLRS ON TEN LN)7:27 / 2:49 16901 TEN LN7:32 / 2:54 17530 MIDLAND

BUS 34 AM / PM SECONDARY SAGE VALLEY MIDDLE/ VALLIVUE HIGH8:04 / 3:57 SPRUCE & BUCKEYE7:39 / 4:22 11201 MARBLEFRONT7:41 / 4:18 11794 LINCOLN7:41 / 4:18 11799 LINCOLN7:43 / 4:16 KCID & HUBLER (TURN AROUND)7:43 / 4:16 2213 KCID RD7:45 / 4:14 4408 LINCOLN7:46 / 4:12 618 MASON7:48 / 4:11 MARBLEFRONT @ MASON7:49 / 4:10 4422 MARBLEFRONT7:51 / 4:06 WALK PATH ON WYETH7:53 / 4:08 COMMONS AREA ON CALHOUN8:00 / 4:26 18963 MIDDLETON ROAD

BUS 38 AM / PM SECONDARYSAGE VALLEY MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH7:47 / 4:17 LYONSDALE @ CHERRY7:48 / 4:18 6564 CHERRY RD7:50 / 4:19 6640 CHERRY RD7:55 / 4:23 LATTIGO @ CHERRY

BUS # 40 A.M. / P.M. SECONDARYSAGE VALLEY AND VALLIVUE HIGH7:54 / 4:10 10511 CHERRY LANE7:55 / 4:11 10392 CHERRY LANE7:56 / 4:12 STIEHL FALLS SUB.

BUS 41 AM / PM ELEMENTARY EAST CANYON7:00 / 3:03 515 KCID7:09 / 2:50 ALICES DAYCARE 7:01 / 3:06 COMMONS AREA ON COLEBROOK7:02 / 3:07 11896 EMERSON 7:03 / 3:09 20143 COLEBROOK AVE7:05 / 3:11 11875 VIRGINIA PKWY7:20 / 3:01 9610 HWY 20 - 267:16 / 2:59 8896 JOPLIN7:18 / 2:57 9367 LINCOLN7:24 / 2:43 FLORA @ ROSEBUD7:26 / 2:42 19025 FLORA7:28 / ---- 18090 MADISON (AM ONLY)

BUS 41 AM / PM SECONDARY SAGE VALLEY MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH7:43 / 4:07 EAGLECREST @ EAGLEVIEW7:44 / 4:08 HABITAT @ COBBLE WY7:49 / 4:09 ARIES @ RAM CT7:46 / 4:11 1802 TAURUS7:47 / 4:12 1803 SCOPRIO7:53 / 4:17 CLAREMONT APTS

BUS 41 AM / PM SECONDARY 9TH – 12THVALLIVUE HIGH ONLY!8:00 / ---- SONORAN & LONGTAIL8:01 / ---- MONARCH & LONGTAIL8:02 / ---- MONARCH & DARK ZEBRA8:03 / ---- DARK ZEBRA @ CLOUDLESS ---- / 3:58 USTICK @ MONARCH ---- / 3:59 USTICK @ SONORAN

BUS 59 AM / PM SECONDARY SAGE VALLEY / VALLIVUE HIGH 7:35 / 4:05 LAKEYS 7:37 / 4:07 LASHER LN @ KCID (SAGE ONLY) 7:40 / 4:08 20499 WARD LN 7:41 / 4:10 20392 WARD LN 7:41 / 4:10 20314 WARD LN 7:45 / 4:15 WARD @ SKYWAY ST 7:52 / 4:23 KCID @ GOLDFINCH (SAGE ONLY) 7:53 / 4:24 KCID @ LINDEN RD 7:54 / 4:25 11637 LINDEN RD

7:55 / 4:26 11357 LINDEN RD ----- / 4:27 11036 LINDEN RD

BUS 59 AM / PM SECONDARY VALLIVUE HIGH--9TH-12TH GRADE ONLY7:46 / 4:18 19565 TUCKERMAN 7:47 / 4:19 COMMANS AREA WILDERNESS @ SUSQUE-HANNA7:49 / 4:20 19725 ALLEGHENNY7:50 / 4:21 COMMONS AREA ON ALLEGHENNY @ CATSKILL

BUS 66 AM / PM ELEMENTARY EAST CANYON6:57 / 2:45 18963 MIDLAND 6:58 / 2:46 10236 MILAND6:59 / 2:46 10974 LINDEN RD7:02 / 2:50 WALKPATH ON WOOLEY7:07 / 2:54 ALLEGHENNY @ TAMSWORTH7:09 / 2:56 ROANOKE DR @ AMHERST AV7:11 / 2:57 COLONIAL DR @ CHESAPEAKE AV7:18 / 3:00 LAKEY’S TRAILER COURT7:14 / 3:05 GOLDFINCH & PARAKEET WAY7:15 / 3:03 GOLDFINCH @ NIGHTHAWK ST

BUS 66 AM / PM SECONDARY SAGE VALLEY MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH7:45 / 4:22 9610 HWY 20 - 26 7:47 / 4:20 9367 LINCOLN7:49 / 4:21 JOPLIN & MADISON7:53 / 4:10 11224 HWY 20 - 267:56 / 4:15 COMMONS @ COLEBROOK7:55 / 4:13 11875 VIRGINIA PKWY8:06 / 4:05 SANTA ANA @ DRAGONFLY

BUS 70 AM / PM ELEMENTARY EAST CANYON6:54 / 3:08 18490 11TH AVE N EXT6:59 / 3:12 5901 USTICK RD7:03 / 3:17 5356 CHERRY LN7:12 / 2:57 6374 USTICK RD (Little Feet) PM ONLY7:13 / 2:58 17768 CAN ADA RD7:14 / 2:59 17245 CAN ADA RD7:16 / 3:01 CHERRY LN @ LYONSDALE7:17 / 3:21 CHERRY LN @ LATTIGO DR 7:21 / 2:46 17264 N FRANKLIN RD7:23 / 2:47 TOUSSAND7:26 / 2:52 7900 USTICK RD7:21 / 2:48 18136 FRANKLIN RD7:22 / 2:50 FRANKLIN RD & TIMBERLINE ---- / 3:27 9958 CHERRY LN

BUS 70 AM / PM SECONDARYSAGE VALLEY MIDDLE ONLY7:35 / 4:08 DRINKARD7:37 / 4:11 MADISON RD 7:39 / 4:13 8548 HWY 20 - 267:48 / 3:55 19565 TUCKERMAN WY7:49 / 3:56 WILDERNESS DR @ SUSQUEHANNA WY7:50 / 3:57 COMMONS AREA @ CHAMPLAIN DR7:53 / 3:59 19725 ALLEGHENNY WY7:54 / 4:00 COMMONS AREA ON ALLEGHENNY DR @ CATSKILL DR7:55 / 4:01 ALLEGHENNY DR @ TAMSWORTH DR

BUS 73 AM / PM ELEMENTARY EAST CANYON6:53 / 2:54 17530 MIDLAND6:59 / 2:51 10236 LINDEN 7:03 / 2:53 10974 LINDEN7:05 / 2:55 WARD LN @ JUMP CREEK 7:06 / 2:59 ALLEGHENNY DR @ TAMSWORTH DR 7:10 / 3:02 COMMONS AREA ON WILDERNESS DR @ CHAMPLAIN DR

BUS 75 AM / PM ELEMENTARY EAST CANYON7:14 / 3:11 SHELBURNE @ CHEASAPEAKE7:15 / 3:10 SHELBURNE @ DORCHESTER AVE 7:16 / 3:09 SHELBURNE @ ESSEX AVE 7:18 / 3:07 19876 MONTCLAIR WY 7:19 / 3:06 MONTCLAIR WY @ ROANOKE DR7:20 / 3:04 DOMINION WY @ ABSECON PL

BUS 75 AM / PM SECONDARY SAGE VALLEY MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH7:34 / 4:07 N FRANKLIN RD @ TROUSSAND7:35 / 4:08 17264 N FRANKLIN7:47 / 4:21 18136 N FRANKLIN RD7:48 / 4:22 18780 N FRANKLIN RD7:49 / 4:23 N FRANKLIN RD @ TIMBERLINE7:33 / 4:19 18851 PRESCOTT LA 7:45 / 4:06 USTICK RD @ CELESTIA DR7:57 / 4:04 9755 USTICK RD

BUS 78 AM / PM SECONDARY SAGE VALLEY MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH7:30 / ------BIRCH ELEMENTARY 7:32 / 4:12 17156 11TH AVE N EXT7:34 / 4:13 17355 11TH AVE N EXT7:35 / 4:14 17617 11TH AVE N EXT7:39 / ------ 19008 11TH AVE N EXT7:40 / 4:23 18932 DEAN LA7:41 / 4:24 18820 DEAN LA7:46 / 4:26 17984 USTICK (AFTER CORNER ON CAN ADA)7:48 / 4:26 17768 CAN ADA RD7:49 / 4:27 17637 CAN ADA RD7:51 / 4:30 5804 CHERRY LA7:52 / 4:31 ROSE BRIAR LA----- / 4:32 BLUE JAY AND MEADOWLARK7:54 / 4:33 BLUE JAY AND ORIOLE LA----- / 4:33 ORIOLE AND CARDINAL LOOP7:53 / 4:34 16677 STAR7:56 / 4:38 5889 USTICK RD7:58 / 4:25 6374 USTICK RD

BUS 84 AM / PM SECONDARY SAGE VALLEY MIDDLE ONLY8:08/ 4:19 COLONIAL DR @ CHESAPEAKE AV8:06/ 4:17 ROANOKE DR @ AMHERST AV 8:03/ 4:13 ROANOKE DR @ MONTCLAIR WY8:04/ 4:15 DOMINION WY @ ABSECON PL8:02/ 4:12 19829 MONTCLAIR WY8:00/ 4:10 SHELBURNE @ ESSEX AVE7:58/ 4:08 SHELBURNE @ DORCHESTER AVE

BUS 89 AM / PM ELEMENTARY EAST CANYON 7:24 / 2:44 19024 MIDLAND BLVD7:17 / 2:49 19565 TUCKERMAN WY7:18 / 2:52 WILDERNESS DR @ SUSQUEHANNA7:19 / 2:54 19725 ALLEGHENNY WY7:20 / 2:55 COMMONS AREA ON ALLEGHENNY DR @ CATSKILL DR

BUS 89 AM / PM SECONDARY SAGE VALLEY MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH 89-17:34 / 4:08 18195 NORTHSIDE7:35 / 4:09 USTICK RD @ POLARA WY7:36 / 4:10 17777 POLARA WY7:37 / 4:10 17749 NORTHSIDE BLVD 7:38 / 4:12 17699 NORTHSIDE BLVD7:39 / 4:12 17125 NORTHSIDE BLVD7:39 / 4:13 17051 NORTHSIDE BLVD7:40 / 4:14 9090 CHERRY LN7:42 / 4:14 CHERRY LN @ TEN LN7:43 / 4:15 9802 CHERRY LN7:44 / 4:15 9986 CHERRY LN7:46 / 4:18 17530 MIDLAND BLVD7:47 / 4:18 17749 MIDLAND BLVD7:51 / 4:02 19024 MIDLAND BLVD7:52 / 4:05 FLORA RD @ ROSE BUD ST7:53 / 4:06 19028 FLORA RD7:55 / 4:03 18805 MIDLAND (BLUE STEEL BLDING ON WEST SIDE)7:55 / 4:03 ELVERA7:48 / 4:02 18497 MIDLAND BLVD89-2 (VHS ONLY) 7:57 / 3:56 10639 EMPRESS ST7:58 / 3:54 EMPRESS ST @ ROYAL WAY7:59 / 3:55 ROYAL WAY @ SAFFRON DR

LAKEVUE ELEMENTARY AREABUS 39 AM/PM SECONDARY SAGE VALLEY ONLY8:10 / 4:07 HUNT @ LINDA8:12 / 4:09 11390 HALL DR 8:14 / 4:10 HAILEY @ LATAH 7:58 / 3:56 ASBURY @ HUCKLEBERRY7:59 / 3:57 16383 ASBURY

BUS 40 AM/PM ELEMENTARY7:12 / 2:56 1410/1418 W. FLAMINGO AV7:14 / 2:55 1410 W. FLAMINGO KARCHER MOBILE HOME PARK7:20 / 2:49 FLAMINGO AV. @ SERAS WAY 7:21 / 2:48 11291 W. FLAMINGO AV.----- / 2:51 ORCHARD AV. @ LOTUS SPRINGS

BUS 40 AM / PM SECONDARY SAGE VALLEY MIDDLE/ VALLIVUE HIGH7:35 / 4:22 11291 FLAMINGO AV.7:46 / 4:15 FLAMINGO AVE. @ FLAMINGO CT.7:47 / 4:16 FLAMINGO AVE @ STEPHANIE LN.7:48 / 4:17 1410 FLAMINGO AVE (KMHP 6TH – 8TH GRADE ONLY!!)7:51 / 4:19 FLAMINGO AVE @ BURNETT DR7:52 / 4:20 FLAMINGO AVE @ SAGITTARIUS CT.

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BUS 41 AM / PM SECONDARYSAGE VALLEY MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH7:43 / 4:07 EAGLECREST @ EAGLEVIEW7:44 / 4:08 HABITAT @ COBBLE WY7:49 / 4:09 ARIES @ RAM CT7:46 / 4:11 1802 TAURUS7:47 / 4:12 1803 SCOPRIO7:53 / 4:17 CLAREMONT APTS

BUS 46 AM / PM ELEMENTARY 7:00 / 3:08 LAKEVIEW APTS.7:00 / 3:08 15185. S. 10TH AV.7:02 / 3:11 15220 DEVON DR.7:03 / ---- 15174 VANITA CT.7:04 / 3:13 VANITA CT. @ ALVERTA.7:05 / 3:14 VISTA DR. @ ALVERTA AV.7:06 / 3:15 15039 VISTA DR7:07 / 3:16 CHAPARRAL AVE @ HORSESHOE DR7:08 / 3:17 15132 CASTLE WAY7:09 / 3:18 LONGHORN DR & FIESTA WAY7:12 / 3:20 10TH AV @ 10TH CR.---- / 2:55 TEAL AV @ ORCHARD AV.7:14 / 2:56 OSPREY ST. @ ORCHARD AV.7:15 / 2:57 ORCHARD AV. @ WIDGEON7:16 / 2:58 15585 ORCHARD AV.7:18 / 2:59 MOONBEAM @ WATERSHED7:20 / 3:01 MOONLIGHT @ PARK7:21 / 3:02 COMMONS AREA ON GALAXY7:22 / 3:03 14129 REMINISCE DR.7:23 / 3:04 15359 REMINISCE DR7:26 / 3:06 15885 KARCHER RD.7:26 / 3:06 KARCHER RD. @ WINTERGREEN DR.7:31 / 2:50 CIRRUS @ REGUSCI 7:30 / 2:51 CIRRUS @ GEORGIA 7:29 / 2:52 CIRRUS @ TOSCANO WAY

BUS 46 AM / PM SECONDARY 6TH – 12thHIGH SCHOOL – MIDDLE SCHOOL8:04 / 3:58 LAKEVIEW APTS.8:05 / 3:59 15877 S. 10TH AVE8:05 / 3:59 S. 10TH AVE @ VISTA AVE8:06 / 4:00 S. 10TH AVE @ FIESTA 8:07 / 4:01S. 10TH AVE @ CASTLE WAY 7:52 / 4:04 ORCHARD AV @ OSPREY7:53 / 4:03 ORCHARD AVE @ WIDGEON7:56 / 4:07 MOONBEAM @ WATER SHED7:58 / 4:09 MOONLIGHT @ PARK7:59 / 4:11 GALAXY @ COMMONS AREA8:01 / 4:13 15402 FARMWAY RD.8:02 / 4:15 15885 KARCHER RD.7:46 / 4:21 CIRRUS @ TOSCANO7:49 / 4:24 14214 ORCHARD AV.

BUS 55 AM /PM SECONDARY7:38 / 4:15 2913 MIDDELTON RD7:39 / 4:16 2611 MIDDLETON RD (HUNT @ MIDDLETON)7:45 / 4:21 16383 ASBURY (VHS ONLY)7:46 / 4:22 ASBURY @ HUCKLEBERRY (VHS ONLY)7:47 / 4:24 HAWKINS @ ONEDIA (SAGE ONLY)7:48 / 4:25 HAWKINS @ GRAHAM (SAGE ONLY7:49 / 4:26 MCGRAW @ GRAHAM (SAGE ONLY)

BUS 62 AM / PM ELEMENTARY @ LAKEVUE----- / 2:48 ORCHARD AVE. & FITZWILLIAM ST.----- / 2:50 CALVARY DAYCARE 1116 N. MIDDLETON RD.7:07 / 2:52 2513 ARIES DR.7:08 / 2:53 1928 GEMINI DR.7:09 / 2:54 LEO DR. @ LION CT.7:10 / 2:55 2419 PISCES DR.7:11 / 2:56 LEO @ SCORPIO DR.7:13 / 2:58 ARIES DR. @ LIBRA7:14 / 2:59 ARIES DR. @ RAM CT.7:16 / 3:01 HABITAT @ COBBLE7:18 / 3:03 EAGLEVIEW @ EAGLECREST7:20/ 3:05 BURNETT DR. @ JODI AV.

BUS 62 AM/PM SECONDARY 6TH – 12TH SAGE VALLEY & VALLIVUE HIGH SCHOOL7:41 / 4:13 BONNEVILLE DR. @ WILLOW AV. VHS ONLY 7:42 / 4:14 1313 W. WILLOW AV VHS ONLY7:43 / 4:15 1110/1111 WILLOW AVE. VHS ONLY7:44 / 4:16 1113 MIDLAND BLVD. 7.45 / 4:17 BOONE AVE. @ CHURCH 7:46 / 4:18 BOONE AVE. @ BOISE ST.7:47 / 4:20 715 BOUNDARY ST.7:50 / 4:24 1108 N. MIDDLETON RD.7:53 / 4:10 CASSIA ST. @ KMHP ENTRANCE (VHS ONLY)

BUS 72 AM / PM ELEMENTARY @ LAKEVUE7:06 / 3:00 JERRY LEE LN. @ MOSS LN.7:08 / 3:02 11207 MOSS LN.7:09 / 3:03 11183 MOSS LN.----- / 3:04 3005 N. MIDDLETON RD.7:15 / 3:09 CLAREMONT APTS.7:19 / 3:13 FLAMINGO AV. @ FLAMINGO CT.7:20 / 3:14 FLAMINGO AV. @ STEPHANIE LN.7:23 / 3:17 SAGITTARIUS DR. @ ARCHER CT.7:28 / 2:50 FLORIDA AV. @ COLTER RD.7:29 / 2:51 FLORIDA AV. @ CRISHOLM ST.7:30 / 2:52 WALKPATH TO SIENNA HILLS

BUS 72 AM / PM SECONDARY (6TH – 8TH ONLY)SAGE VALLEY ONLY7:48 / 3:54 COMMONS AREA ON TRINITY AVE7:49 / 3:55 WALK PATH ON RAINER7:50 / 3:56 WALKPATH @ MOUNT HOOD & BLACKCOMB 7:51 / 3:57 11656 W. MOUNT HOOD 7:52 / 3:58 CRESTED BUTTE @ ST. HELENS7:53 / 3:59 CRESTED BUTTE @ THE PARK7:54 / 4:00 WALK PATH @ BROKEN TOP AND MT HOOD7:54 / 4:00 WALK PATH @ GLACIER PEAK & MT. HOOD7:55 / 4:01 COMMONS ON TRINITY @ DIAMOND PEAK---- / 4:10 YMCA FROM SAGE VALLEY

BUS 82 AM / PM ELEMENTARY @ LAKEVUE7:02 / 2:49 2105 N. MIDDLETON RD.7:04 / 2:50 FLAMINGO AV. @ SAGITARRIUS CT.7:05 / 2:51 FLAMINGO @ EL DORAN7:06 / 2:52 1411 BONNEVILLE ST.7:08 / 2:53 BONNEVILLE ST. @ BONNEVILLE CR.7:09 / 2:55 BONNEVILLE ST. @ WILLOW AV.7:10 / 2:56 WILLOW AV. @ STEPHANIE LN.7:11 / 2:57 1110/1111 WILLOW AV.7:12 / 2:58 1111/1113 MIDLAND @ DRIVEWYAY TO APTS.7:14 / 2:59 BOONE AV. @ BOISE AV.7:15 / 3:00 BOONE AV. @ BOUNDARY ST.7:16 / 3:02 716 BOUNDARY ST.7:18 / 3:04 2204 ORCHARD AV7:23 / 3:10 12930 ORCHARD AVE------/ 3:30 YMCA

BUS 82 AM / PM SECONDARY (6TH - THRU 12TH)VALLIVUE MIDDLE SCHOOL & HIGH SCHOOL7:49 / 4:07 12269 KARCHER RD.

7:50 / 4:08 15951 MIDWAY RD.7:53 / 4:11 15045 MIDWAY RD.7:46 / 4:06 15979 S LAKE AV----- / 4:04 15128 S LAKE AV7:44 / 4:05 15274 S LAKE AV.7:54 / 4:13 ORCHARD AV. @ FITZWILLIAM7:39 / 3:59 FLORIDA AVE. @ COLTER7:40 / 4:00 FLORIDA AVE. @ CRISHOLM7:38 / 3:58 15892 S. FLORIDA AV.8:03 / 4:25ONEIDA @ HAWKINS (9TH – 12TH ONLY)8:04 / 4:27 MCGRAW @ GRAHAM (9TH – 12TH ONLY)8:05 / 4:29 11708 MOSS LANE (9TH – 12TH ONLY---- - / 4:29 BURNIE DR. @ BONNIE LANE (9TH – 12TH ONLY) 8:08 / 4:30 11902 BONNIE LANE (9TH – 12TH ONLY)

BUS 84 AM / PM SECONDARY (SAGE VALLEY ONLY)7:40 / 4:30 1110/ 1111 W. WILLOW AV.7:41 / 4:31 1313 W. WILLOW @ STEPHANIE LN.7:42 / 4:32 BONNEVILLE CR. @ BONNEVILLE ST.7:43 / 4:34 1411 BONNEVILLE

BUS 85 AM / PM SECONDARYVALLIVUE HIGH SCHOOL ONLY7:58 / 4:18 COMMONS AREA @TRINITY & DIAMOND PEAK7:51 / 4:11 WALK PATH @ MT HOOD AND GLACIER PEAK7:52 / 4:12 COMMONS AREA ON TRINITY @ ST HELENS7:53 / 4:13 WALK PATH ON RAINER7:54 / 4:14 WALK PATH @ MOUNT HOOD @ BLACKCOMB7:55 / 4:15 11656 W MOUNT HOOD7:56 / 4:16 CRESTED BUTTE @ THE PARK

BUS 88 AM / PM SECONDARY 9TH – 12TH ONLY7:46 / 4:18 11143 HUNT7:47 / 4:19 HUNT AV @ LINDA LN7:48 / 4:20 11369 HALL

BUS 97-2 AM & 97-1 PM ELEMENTARY7:35 / 2:54 COMMONS AREA ON TRINITY AV.7:36 / 2:55 WALKPATH ON RAINER AV.7:37 / 2:56 WALKPATH @ MOUNT HOOD & BLACKCOMB7:37 / 2:56 11656 W. MOUNT HOOD7:38 / 2:57 MOUNT HOOD @ ST. HELENS7:39 / 2:58 CRESTED BUTTE @ ST. HELENS7:40 / 3:00 PARK ON CRESTED BUTTE

BUS 97-1 AM & 97-2 PM ELEMENTARY @ LAKEVUE7:01 / 3:20 ZACHARY AND LOPER7:02 / 3:21 MCGRAW AND ONEIDA7:03 / 3:22 MCGRAW AND GRAHAM7:04 / 3:24 HAWKINS @ ONEIDA.7:10 / 3:29 HAILEY AV. @ KOOTENAI ST.7:11 / 3:30 HAILEY AV. @ LATAH ST.7:12 / 3:31 11390 HALL DR.7:12 / 3:31 11452 HALL DR.7:13 / 3:32 HUNT AV. @ LINDA ST.7:14 / 3:33 HUNT AV. @ LATAH ST.7:15 / 3:34 11143 HUNT AV. 7:16 / 3:35 11063 HUNT AV.

BUS 99 AM / PM ELEMENTARY @ LAKEVUE99-1 (1st round)7:12 / 2:49 ELDERBERRY AND ASBURY7:13 / 2:50 16383 ASBURY 7:14 / 2:51 BLUEBERRY CT AND BLUEBERRY 7:15 / 2:52 BLUEBERRY AND HUCKLEBERRY7:16 / 2:53 HONEYSUCKLE AND ASBURY

BUS 99 AM / PM ELEMENTARY @ LAKEVUE99-2 (2nd round)7:30 / 3:08 12269 KARCHER ROAD 7:33 / 3:10 COMMONS AREA @ TRINITY & DIAMOND PEAK7:34 / 3:12 WALKPATH ON N GLACIER PEAK DR. & MOUNT HOOD7:35 / 3:13 WALKPATH ON BROKEN TOP & MOUNT HOOD7:35 / 3:13 BROKEN TOP AND CRESTED BUTTE

WEST CANYON ELEMENTARY AREA BUS 35 AM / PM ELEMENTARY @ WEST CANYON----- / 3:19 FARMWAY RD @ LAUREL6:54 / 3:18 HYW 19 @ WAGNER7:00 / 2:50 W. MAIN ST @ BROWN ST7:01 / 2:51 21292 W. MAIN ST7:02 / 2:53 20547 FRIENDS RD----- / 2:54 GREENLEAF ACADEMY DAYCARE7:04 / 2:55 21435 BINFORD7:07 / 2:56 ACADEMY RD @ WHITTIER DR7:08 / 2:57 WHITTIER DR @ SEQUOIA7:09 / 2:58 ANTRIM DR & WHITTIER DR7:10 / 2:59 ANTRIM DR @ GEM CT7:11 / 3:00 ANTRIM DR & ACADEMY RD7:12 / 3:01 20686 ACADEMY RD7:13 / 3:02 21356 HARMONY 7:14 / 3:03 21293 HARMONY7:15 / 3:03 HARMONY & WHITTIER7:16 / 3:04 HARMONY & HILLCREST DR7:17 / 3:05 HARMONY & ANTRIM7:20 / 3:13 21319 W. MAIN ST7:23 / 2:49 20125 TOP RD7:25 / 2:47 20615 LOWER PLESANT RD

BUS 35 AM / PM SECONDARY VALLIVUE MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH----- / 4:03 18249 PRIDE LN7:35 / 4:04 18338 PRIDE LN7:36 / 4:05 MEJESTIC VIEW @ PRIDE LN7:37 / 4:06 19085 PRIDE LN7:38 / 4:07 19522 PRIDE LN7:39 / 4:08 19735 MIDDLE RD7:40 / 4:10 19476 TOP RD @ MIDDLE RD7:41 / 4:11 20125 TOP RD7:42 / 4:12 20255 LOCUST HILL7:43 / 4:13 20150 LOCUST HILL7:44 / 4:14 20615 LOWER PLEASANT RD7:50 / 4:17 20334 PINTO RD7:52 / 4:19 20320 SIMPLOT BLVD7:55 / 4:19 W. MAIN ST @ WHITTIER DR7:57 / 4:21 ACADEMY RD @ HARMONY 7:58 / 4:22 ACADEMY RD @ ANTRIM DR7:59 / 4:23ACADEMY RD @ WHITTIER DR8:00 / 4:24 21413 BINFORD 8:01 / 4:27 20803 FRIENDS RD8:04 / 4:30 20069 SIMPLOT BLVD8:05 / 4:32 19793 SIMPLOT BLVD8:10 / 4:36 SIMPLOT BLVD @ WAGNER

BUS 36 AM / PM ELEMENTARY @ WEST CANYON----- / 2:59 J-K ACRES @ USTICK RD7:01 / 2:58 18319 USTICK RD7:03 / 3:11 18362 WEITZ RD7:04 / 2:56 18777 BOEHNER RD7:10 / 3:18 UPPER PLEASANT @ CREMER TR 7:13 / 3:16 18831 WAGNER RD7:15 / 3:14 17653 BOEHNER RD7:08 / 3:26 18754 MALT RD7:19 / 3:23 18145 LOWER PLEASANT RD----- / 3:21 18365 LOWER PLEASANT RIDGE RD

----- / 3:08 19230 CHICKEN DINNER RD7:23 / 3:07 19077 UPPER PLEASANT RIDGE7:25 / ----- 19522 PRIDE LN 7:28 / 3:03 19476 TOP RD7:30 / 3:02 19833 TOP RD7:30 / 3:01 20539 LOWER PLEASANT7:31 / 2:58 LOWER PLEASANT @ WINSLOW7:32 / 2:57 20106 LOWER PLEASANT (UPPER ENTRANCE)7:33 / 2:56 20106 LOWER PLEASANT (LOWER ENTRANCE)7:34 / 2:5519961 LOWER PLEASANT7:38 / 2:50 19085 PRIDE LN7:39 / ----- MAJESTIC VIEW----- / ----- WHISPERING HIEGHTS7:40 / 2:46 18393 PRIDE LN7:41 / 2:45 18233 PRIDE LN7:42 / 2:43 18189 PRIDE LN

BUS 36 AM / PM SECONDARYVALLIVUE MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH7:45 / 4:06 18622 BOEHNER RD7:46 / 4:07 18777 BOEHNER RD7:49 / 4:09 CHICKEN DINNER RD @ UPPER PLEASANT RIDGE7:50 / 4:11 UPPER PLEASANT RIDGE @ COUNTRY VIEW LN----- / 4:15 20376 LOWER PLEASANT RIDGE7:54 / 4:16 LOWER PLEASANT @ WINSLOW7:55 / 4:17 LOWER PLEASANT (UPPER ENTRANCE)7:56 / 4:18 LOWER PLEASANT (LOWER ENTRANCE)7:57 / 4:19 19961 LOWER PLEASANT RIDGE7:58 / 4:20 19504 LOWER PLEASANT RIDGE7:57 / 4:22 19163 LOWER PLEASANT RIDGE----- / 4:23 18954 LOWER PLEASANT RIDGE7:59 / 4:25 18365 LOWER PLEASANT RIDGE RD8:01 / 4:27 17693 LOWER PLEASANT RIDGE8:03 / 4:29 LOWER PLEASANT RIDGE @ WAGNER8:06 / 4:33 17581UPPER PLEASANT8:08 / 4:35 18981 MALT RD 8:14 / 4:00 16069 HOMEDALE

BUS 49 AM / PM ELEMENTARY @ WEST CANYON----- / 2:50 20340 PINTO RD7:00 / 2:53 PINTO RD@ LA JOLLA LN7:05 / 2:55 20283 RED TOP RD7:09 / 2:56 21826 NOTUS RD7:11 / 2:58 21170 NOTUS RD 7:12 / 3:01 21010 PECKHAM RD7:14 / 3:04 PECKHAM @ COTTONWOOD7:15 / 3:05 PECKHAM RD @ ROSEWOOD 7:16 / 3:06 PECKHAM RD @ OAKWOOD7:17 / 3:07 21884 PECKHAM RD7:18 / 3:11 22384 PECKHAM RD----- / 3:08 21284 TUCKER RD7:21 / 3:07 21212 TUCKER RD7:22 / 3:06 21048 TUCKER RD7:23 / 3:13 20740 TUCKER RD7:25 / 3:15 HWY 19 @ GREEN ACRES7:26 / 3:16 21553 HWY 197:29 / 3:18 21268 LOWER PLEASANT RIDGE7:30 / 3:21 19123 TOP RD7:34 / 3:24 UPPER PLEASANT RIDGE

BUS 49 AM / PM SECONDARY VALLIVUE MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH7:00 / 4:43 20805 PINTO RD----- / 4:38 19747 RED TOP RD7:05 / 4:37 20283 RED TOP RD7:06 / 4:36 20371 RED TOP RD7:07 / 4:35 20429 RED TOP RD7:11 / 4:42 19543 DIXIE RIVER RD7:10 / 4:32 21274 NOTUS RD7:46 / 4:14 20626 NOTUS RD7:47 / 4:16 20901 PECKHAM RD7:48 / 4:17 21012 PECKHAM RD7:50 / 4:18 PECKHAM RD @ ACADEMY RD7:51 / 4:19 PECKHAM RD @ BRIARDWOOD7:52 / 4:20 PECKHAM RD @ ROSEWOOD7:53 / 4:21 PECKHAM RD @ OAKWOOD7:54 / ----- PECKHAM RD @ TUCKER RD7:30 / 4:23 21212 TUCKER RD----- / 4:22 21048 TUCKER RD7:53 / 4:28 20740 TUCKER RD7:54 / 4:26 20689 TUCKER RD7:56 / 4:29 HWY 19 @ GREEN ACRES7:57 / 4:30 21553 HWY 19

BUS 53 AM / PM ELEMENTARY @ WEST CANYON6:55 / 2:57 16761 LAKESHORE DR6:57 / 2:59 16041 LAKESHORE DR7:00 / 3:03 14221 LAKESHORE DR7:03 / 3:07 DUCK LN @ PHEASANT7:04 / 3:08 13744 DUCK LN7:05 / 3:09 12912 LEWIS LN7:14 / 3:13 9620 FARNER RD7:15 / 3:14 9770 FARNER RD7:17 / 3:17 11360 FARNER RD7:19 / 3:00 LAKE SHORE ESTATES (BOTH ENTERENCES)

BUS 53 AM / PM SECONDARYVALLIVUE MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH7:00 / 4:05 14203 LAKESHORE DR----- / 4:08 LOCUST LN @ PELICAN LN7:04 / 4:13 DUCK LN @ PHEASANT 7:05 / 4:14 12912 LEWIS LN7:14 / 4:18 9620 FARNER RD7:17 / 4:20 11360 FARNER RD7:19 / 4:02 LAKESHORE ESTATES (BOTH ENTERENCES)7:20 / 4:01 15754 LAKESHORE DR7:49 / 3:54 HOMEDALE RD @ CHANTILY (6TH THRU 8TH ONLY)

BUS 58 AM / PM ELEMENTARY @ WEST CANYON7:05 / 3:00 GRESHAM @ NAITO7:08 / 3:03 MOSS @ FRISCO7:10 / 3:07 BAYOU WAY @ WATER TOWER-COMMON AREA7:12 / 3:09 BAYOU WAY & FRISCO @ COMMON AREA7:14 / 3:10 BAYOU WAY @ NAITO7:20 / 2:58 16584 WAGNER RD

BUS 58 AM / PM SECONDARY VALLIVUE HIGH / VALLIVUE MIDDLE----- / 4:00 YMCA7:45 / 4:04 2604 USTICK8:05 / 3:50 INDIANA AVE @ CAROLINA ST (6TH-8TH ONLY)

BUS 65 AM / PM ELEMENTARY @ WEST CANYON7:12 / 2:58 16933 INDIANA AVE7:14 / 3:01 SILVERCREEK AVE @ PARK7:15 / 3:02 PEARL POINT @ REGENCE WAY7:16 / 3:04 JEWEL WAY @ WALKPATH7:17 / 3:06 COPPERRIDGE WAY @ WALKPATH7:19 / 3:08 14289 MORENO AVE7:21 / 3:10 DIETZ WAY @ COMMONS AREA

BUS 67 AM / PM ELEMENTARY @ WEST CANYON7:00 / 3:02 19716 KARCHER RD7:03 / 3:24 15213 SUNNYSLOPE RD----- / ----- 22004 HOSKINS RD7:07 / 3:13 22023 HOSKINS RD7:08 / 3:15 22165 HOSKINS RD7:09 / 3:18 22395 HOSKINS RD7:20 / 3:12 16462 PLUM RD7:22 / ----- 16657 BEET RD7:23 / 3:07 BEET RD @ SADDLE UP LN7:24 / 3:08 16081 BEET RD7:25 / 3:04 20082 HOSKINS RD7:27 / 3:05 20250 HOSKINS RD7:28 / 2:53 16250 FROST RD7:29 / ----- 16748 FROST RD7:30 / 3:04 16895 FROST RD7:31 / 3:18 20079 HOMEDALE RD7:31 / ----- 20083 HOMDALE RD7:33 / ----- 20258 LONKEY LN7:35 / 2:50 21311 / 21340 LONKEY LN7:36 / 2:54 17578 FRIENDS RD7:38 / 2:53 OLENA @ FRIENDS RD7:40 / ----- 21194 USTICK RD7:41 / ----- 21064 USTICK RD7:43 / 2:50 STARLING LN @ USTICK RD7:45 / 2:44 19754 USTICK RD

BUS 67 AM / PM SECONDARYVALLIVUE MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH7:02 / ----- 15313 SUNNY SLOPE RD7:03 / 4:07 15213 SUNNY SLOPE RD7:07 / 4:12 22023 HOSKINS RD----- / 4:13 22165 HOSKINS RD7:10 / 4:14 HOSKINS RD @ CHARLSTON----- / 4:20 16250 FROST RD7:29 / 4:23 16748 FROST RD7:30 / 4:33 16895 FROST RD7:32 / 4:25 20082 HOSKINS RD 7:23 / 4:28 BEET RD @ SADDLE UP LN7:24 / 4:26 16057 BEET RD7:32 / 4:35 20083 HOMEDALE RD7:32 / 4:37 17530 LONKEY LN @ BEET 7:33 / 4:38 20293 & 20258 LONKEY LN7:35 / 4:40 21311 LONKEY LN7:36 / 4:41 17578 FRIENDS RD7:37 / 4:42 17465 FRIENDS RD7:40 / 4:44 21064 USTICK RD7:42 / 4:45 HOMEDALE @ STARLING LN7:43 / 4:48 19754 USTICK RD7:44 / 2:43 19716 USTICK RD 7:47 / 4:08 19349 HOMEDALE RD7:50 / 4:06 16833 MALT RD7:57 / 4:02 FARMWAY RD @ BRONC 7:56 / 4:01 FARMWAY RD @ YODER 7:55 / 4:00 FARMWAY @ WESTFIELD

BUS 68 AM / PM ELEMENTARY @ WEST CANYON6:45 / 3:05 19779 LOWELL RD6:48 / 3:09 SCOTT LN6:50 / 3:08 MYRTLE LA @ 2ND ST6:51 / 3:09 LINDA LA @ 2ND ST6:52 / 3:10 20195 APRICOT LA6:53 / 3:11 4TH ST @ APRICOT LA6:54 / 3:12 5TH ST @ APRICOT LA6:55 / 3:12 FROST RD @ APRICOT LA6:54 / 3:29 ILA LA @ FROST RD6:56 / 3:28 15420 FROST RD6:58 / 3:20 15076 PLUM RD7:04 / 3:24 APRICOT @ LON LN----- / 3:22 21303 PEAR LN7:10 / 3:18 14291 PLUM RD7:11 / 3:17 14211 PLUM RD7:13 / 3:15 14151 FROST RD7:14 / 3:17 FROST RD @ GRAPE LN7:15 / 3:14 14946 FROST RD7:20 / 3:40 20067 APRICOT LA 7:19 / 2:57 15502 SUNNY SLOPE @ PEAR LA7:20 / 2:58 15708 SUNNY SLOPE7:23 / 2:52 15748 PRIDE LA7:24 / 2:54 19831 APRICOT LA 7:25 / 2:55 APRICOT LN @ CANAL

BUS 68 AM / PM SECONDARYVALLIVUE MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH7:38 / 4:07 PRIDE LA @ DEER FLAT MERC----- / ----- 15748 PRIDE LA7:42 / 4:11 19847 APRICOT LA8:06 / 4:35 15502 SUNNYSLOPE RD8:07 / 4:36 15708 SUNNYSLOPE RD7:43 / 4:13 2ND ST @ APRICOT LA7:44 / 4:14 4TH ST @ APRICOT LA7:45 / ----- 5TH ST @ APRICOT LA7:46 / 4:15 ILA LA @ FROST RD7:47 / 4:16 15246 FROST RD7:48 / 4:17 15420 FROST RD7:49 / 4:18 20648 PEAR LA7:50 / 4:26 15076 PLUM RD7:51 / 4:28 14291 PLUM RD7:53 / 4:30 14151 FROST RD7:54 / 4:32 FROST @ GRAPE LN7:55 / 4:33 14946 FROST RD7:58 / 4:28 13546 SUNNYSLOPE RD8:03 / 4:33 SCOTT LANE 8:03 / 4:34 13748 SUNNYSLOPE RD6:45 / 4:35 19779 LOWELL RD

BUS 76 AM / PM ELEMENTARY @ WEST CANYON7:00 / 3:28 16626 SADIE7:02 / 3:13 DANIEL @ SUSAN AVE----- / 3:14 15138 DANIEL ST7:04 / 3:16 DANIEL @ HORIZON DR7:05 / 3:17 HORIZON @ CYPRESS7:06 / 3:18 15406 LAVIN7:08 / 3:19 15487 ASHLAND DR7:09 / 3:20 15424 ROSEWOOD ST7:12 / ----- 15155 DAVID ST----- / 3:09 16091 ORCHARD 7:19 / 3:08 16398 ORCHARD7:20 / 3:07 BARRETT VIEW @ RIVERSIDE----- / 3:06 LAKEVIEW CI @ RIVERSIDE7:22 / 3:05 15584 RIVERSIDE7:23 / 3:03 FARMWAY RD @ DRAKE LN7:24 / 3:02 16327 FARMWAY RD7:25 / 3:00 FARMWAY RD @ WESTFIELD7:26 / 2:59 FARMWAY RD @ YODER7:27 / 2:58 FARMWAY RD @ BRONC7:32 / 2:53 LONKEY LN7:33 / 2:52 LONKEY LN @ SUNNYDALE PL7:35 / 2:4918968 & 18969 LONKEY LN----- / 2:48 17710 CHICKEN DINNER RD----- / 3:33 YMCA

BUS 76 AM / PM SECONDARY 6TH THRU 8TH GRADE8:13 / 4:00 INDIANA @ KINGSVIEW BUS 83 AM / PM ELEMENTARY @ WEST CANYON7:12 / 2:59 FAIRFAX @ SHELBY7:13 / 3:00 CHANTILLY @ SHELBY7:14 / 3:01 OLD FRIENDSHIP WAY @ TARA ST7:17 / 3:03 NEW COLONY @ SHENANDOAH ST7:19 / 3:04 OLD FRIENDSHIP WAY @ CAROLINA ST----- / ----- YMCA

BUS 83 AM / PM SECONDARY –6TH THRU 8TH VALLIVUE MIDDLE8:09 / 3:51 MONTANA AVE @ BAYOU WAY8:10 / 3:50 MONTANA AVE @ GRESHAM 8:11 / 3:49 MONTANA AVE @ LEWERS

BUS 86 AM / PM ELEMENTARY @ WEST CANYON6:45 / 3:30 16241 DEER FLAT RD6:47 / 3:27 16666 DEER FLAT RD6:51 / 3:05 18915 ED LANE7:11 / 3:08 7415 MAP ROCK RD 7:13 / 3:23 8966 MAP ROCK RD7:17 / 3:03 RIVERSIDE RD @ LEWIS LN7:19 / 3:05 10878 RIVERSIDE RD7:25 / 2:54 RIVERSIDE RD @ WEST LAKE ESTATES7:26 / 2:52 RIVERSIDE RD @ FALLING WATER7:30 / 2:52 15122 WAGNER RD 7:35 / 2:47 16020 PRIDE LA7:36 / 2:46 PRIDE LA @ DEER FLAT MERC

BUS 86 AM / PM SECONDARYVALLIVUE MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH6:45 / 4:31 16741 DEER FLAT RD6:46 / 4:30 PENROD @ DEER FLAT RD6:47 / 4:29 16666 DEER FLAT RD6:55 / 4:22 8748 SNAKE LN7:05 / 3:15 16059 MAP ROCK RD7:13 / 4:24 7939 MAP ROCK RD7:14 / 4:25 8305 MAP ROCK RD7:16 / 4:12 8966 MAP ROCK RD7:20 / 4:16 10594 RIVERSIDE RD7:21 / 4:15 10878 RIVERSIDE RD7:25 / 4:11 RIVERSIDE RD @ WEST LAKE ESTATES7:50 / 4:06 WINTER GREEN & KARCHER RD----- / 4:03 DANIEL @ KIMBALL7:54 / 4:02 DANIEL @ SUSAN

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BUS 87AM / PM SECONDARYVALLIVUE MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH8:00 / 4:02 15813 RIVERSIDE7:36 / 4:11 18659 HOUK RD7:05 / 4:20 11107 PERCH RD7:12 / 4:24 15256 LOCUST LN7:15 / 4:25 LOCUST LN @ COOL RD7:17 / 4:26 WEST RIVER SUB7:22 / 4:30 MARSING RD @ LAWARENCE LN7:23 / 4:31 17621 MARSING RD

BUS 96 AM / PM ELEMENTARY @ WEST CANYON7:12 / 2:59 ASPENWOOD @ HOMEDALE7:13 / 3:00 NEW COLONY @ CAROLINA ST7:15 / 3:02 NEW COLONY @ BLUE RIDGE ST7:17 / 3:05 16629 NEW COLONY

BUS 96 AM / PM SECONDARY VALLIVUE MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH 7:48 / 3:58 KINGSVIEW @ S INDIANA AV7:50 / 3:55 AVANTE @ S INDIANA AV

BUS 98 AM / PM ELEMENTARY @ WEST CANYON6:57 / 2:44 21833 USTICK RD6:59 / 2:50 21995 USTICK RD----- / 2:49 22242 USTICK RD----- / 2:45 22456 USTICK RD7:04 / 2:55 22778 UPPER PLEASANT7:07 / ----- 22200 BOEHNER RD7:18 / 3:03 23165 UPPER PLEASANT7:20 / 3:00 23390 LOWER PLEASANT7:29 / 3:10 22801 MIDDLE RD----- / 3:11 22771 MIDDLE RD7:32 / 3:12 22161 MIDDLE RD7:37 / 3:16 19729 TUCKER RD7:42 / 2:57 18636 FRIENDS RD7:44 / 2:54 18730 TUCKER RD7:47 / 3:00 20985 UPPER PLEASANT----- / 3:32 BEAR LA @ SAUVAGEAU----- / 3:34 305 PAT LA

BUS 98 AM / PM SECONDARY VALLIVUE MIDDLE / VALLIVUE HIGH6:58 / 4:16 21833 USTICK 7:00 / 4:17 22456 USTICK ----- / 4:20 18710 VAN SLYKE7:13 / 4:25 23045 UPPER PLEASANT7:16 / 4:27 23285 MIDDLE RD7:18 / 4:22 19986 ALLENDALE7:20 / 4:26 23390 LOWER PLEASANT7:22 / 4:39 20124 VAN SLYKE7:27 / 4:34 22667 LOWER PLEASANT7:30 / 4:46 22771 MIDDLE RD7:32 / 4:44 22161 MIDDLE RD7:31 / 4:30 19729 TUCKER RD7:39 / 4:50 21851 UPPER PLEASANT 7:40 / 4:51 21784 UPPER PLEASANT 7:35 / 4:38 18636 FRIENDS RD----- / 4:14 PLUM @ USTICK 7:53 / 4:08 17710 CHICKEN DINNER RD7:58 / 4:07 18968 LONKEY LA8:00 / 4:05 LONKEY LN @ SUNNYDALE PL8:04 / 4:02 WAGNER RD

By Anne D’InnocenzioThe Associated Press

NEW YORK — Shopping for back-to-school items for your el-ementary school children, but afraid of a fight in the jeans aisle?

Parents who hope to keep a lid on spending can soften the edge by planning the back-to-school budget with kids, shopping togeth-er and teaching them how to sepa-rate needs from wants — and how to tell what’s a good deal.

“You need to involve them in the process so they understand the value of money,” says Lori Mackey, president of Prosperity4Kids Inc. in Agoura Hills, Calif., which of-fers material to teach kids about fi-nance. “These are life lessons that children will need.”

Here are five personal finance lessons that back-to-school shop-ping can teach:

1. SPEND WITHIN YOUR BUDGET: Parents should start by working with kids to set a limit on how much to spend on clothing and supplies. Jacob Gold, a certi-fied financial planner in Scotts-dale, Ariz., recommends using a debit card or cash so kids see how quickly the money disappears.

“They have to learn to live with-in the certain threshold,” Gold said.

2. KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE:

Go through your child’s closet to find out what fits and what doesn’t — and what needs to be repaired or handed down. Maybe that jack-et just needs to be patched or the shoes just need resoling. Consider recycling last year’s backpack if it’s still in good shape.

3. SEPARATE WANTS FROM NEEDS: Children may want five pairs of super-skinny jeans in dif-ferent colors, but parents should get children to ask themselves each time they want to buy some-thing: Do I really need that? Start by coming up with a list — before heading to the mall — of what’s necessary in the way of school sup-plies, shoes and clothes. Phil Heck-man, director of youth services at the Credit Union National Associa-tion, suggests letting children buy something extra with money left over after they buy those necessi-ties.

4. GET THE MOST BANG FOR EACH BUCK: Talk about seeking discounts and using coupons, and show teens and preteens how to compare prices online at sites like pricegrabber.com and dealtime.com.

But also remember that a 20-cent notebook may seem like a great deal — but won’t be if it falls apart in a day or it’s not the size your child’s teacher requires.

Examine products carefully with your kids to determine the quality and consider spending a bit more on a pair of jeans that won’t fade after washing a couple of times or a binder with strong enough rings to withstand nine months of jostling in a backpack all day, for example.

Children often want instant gratification, but parents can teach the importance of buying a little at a time. They may even be happy about waiting until after school starts to buy some accessories so

they’re sure what’s hip and what they need. This can help defuse some kids’ sense they’re entitled to new shoes just because it’s fall, Gold says.

“By explaining that a dollar is difficult to earn, you can take chil-dren from the mentality of entitle-ment to the savers’ mentality,” he says.

5. BE CHARITABLE. If you’re getting rid of clothes your kids grew out of, donate them to a lo-cal nonprofit so your kids learn about being charitable — and how

to get tax deductions. Bring your child along to drop off the clothes and talk about the people who will receive what you give. With older children, explain how to deter-mine the fair market value for their items by checking websites like salvationarmy.com.

“Children are naturally born givers,” said Mackey. “So if you can incorporate that into back-to-school, it will encourage that in later in life. It takes the emphasis off of them and puts it on another person who is really in need.”

Smart Spending: Lessons from back-to-school buyingBack to School

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Learning Problems.

SAVING ONESTUDENTAT A TIME

Eliminate Tutoring And The Need ForResource Permanently!

Discover Permanent Solutions For:• Dyslexia/ADD/ADHD• Poor Reading or Comprehension• Hyperactivity/Short Attention Span• Unmotivated/Unorganized• Dysgraphia• Asperger’s Syndrome• Poor Self Image/Diffi culty

Remembering• Inability to Complete Tasks• Diffi culty Following Directions• Putting an End to Expensive

Tutoring• Sensory Integration Disorder• Central Auditory Processing

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