Sunday, August 25, 1963
Bus Transportation Changes Made
Details of Chapel Hill schools’
bus transportation schedule have
not been completely worked out
yet. However, some major
changes in transportation facili
ties have already been made,
though the school system will
use the same number of buses
as last year.
State law prohibits State buses
from transporting students who
live inside the town limits. State
law also prohibits State buses
from transporting students to any
school closer than a mile and
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a half to their homes.
In-town students may be trans
ported to out-of-town schools
more than a mile and a half
away from their homes, and out
of-town students may be trans
ported to in-town schools more
than mile and a half away from
their homes.
In Chapel Hill, an exception to
this law will apply to Lake For
est residents. The Lake Forest
area was recently annexed to the
Town. Lake Forest elementary
and junior high school students,
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who rode buses last year, must
provide their own transportation
this year because Guy B. Phil
lips Junior High and Estes Hills
Elementary schools, to which
they have been assigned, are
both less than a mile and a half
from these Lake Forest students’
residences.
However, high school students
living in Lake Forest will con
tinue to ride to school on buses.
State law stipulates that if a
student lives more than/a mile
and a half from the school he
attends, annexation of the area
in which he lives to a munici
pality will not affect his school
bus transportation.
One other major transportation
change is that school students
living in Victory Village will no
longer receive bus transporta
tion. Victory Village children
rode buses last year, but this
year have be ?n assigned to the
newly - created West Franklin
School, which is less than a mile
and a half from Victory Village.
Generally, School Superintend
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ent Howard Thompson said, the
bus transportation situation in
Chapel Hill will be eased this
year with the elimination of
double-shifting at Estes Hills
School. Last year’s double-shif
ting . put some buses on triple
duty daily—making two trips for
one shift, one trip for the other
shift. All buses will do only
normal duty this year, Dr.
Thompson said.
Detailed information on bus
routes and schedules will be is
sued when arrangements are
completed.
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