San José Unified Home-To-School Transportation Service Plan
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The San José Unified Home-To-School Transportation Service Plan outlines the transportation services available to eligible students attending schools within the San Jose Unified School District. The plan is based on Assembly Bills 181 and 185, which provide reimbursement funding for transportation services. Eligible students include those living within district boundaries and beyond specified walking distances. The plan details the criteria for transportation services for general education students, students with disabilities, and homeless students, including the use of school buses and the Valley Transportation Authority (VTA). It also mentions the provision of courtesy transportation on a space-available basis and the automatic provision of VTA passes for eligible elementary students. The document indicates that transportation services are determined at the district's discretion and outlines exceptions for specific schools and student populations.
Key points
- Transportation services are provided to eligible students based on Assembly Bills 181 and 185.
- Eligibility criteria include living within district boundaries and exceeding defined walking distances.
- General education students may receive transportation via school bus or VTA.
- Students with disabilities and homeless students are also eligible for transportation services.
- Courtesy transportation may be offered on a space-available basis.
- VTA passes are provided automatically for eligible elementary students.
Limitations
- The document appears to be a draft.
- Specific dates and actions mentioned, such as Board of Education action on March 26, 2026, are not fully resolved.
- Some sections contain unresolved placeholders and missing information.
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