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Grand Island School Board finalizes bus transportation
By Harold Reutter
The Grand Island Independent
Posted Aug 14, 2008 @ 10:33 PM
GRAND ISLAND —
Holiday
Express Inc. has been hired by the Grand Island school board to provide
student transportation to school for the 2008-09 school year.
The district will pay the company $243,936 for the transportation
system, although the contract is pro-rated so that the actual cost may
go up or down depending on whether the company runs routes on more or
fewer days.
Having school called off because of snow would mean fewer bus routes
are run during the school year, with the district paying a little less
money.
Currently, one route has been established for Senior High, one for Barr Middle School and one for Walnut Middle School.
Barr and Walnut middle schools also will have extracurricular bus
routes for students who want to participate in school activities that
run before or after the regular school day.
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