Parent Resources
Can your Student Ride the Bus?
Use the bus eligibility website to check if your student is eligible for a bus ride to school. On this website you just need to put in your address and pick the type of school your student goes to. Then it should show you the buses your student is eligible to ride.
CCSD Onboard
CCSD Onboard is a new app launching the 2019-2020 school year to track your school bus and get student service information.
Download the app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store, and give us your feedback. We value your input and look forward to making CCSD Onboard #1 for kids!
Magnet School Application
To apply for a Magnet School in CCSD go to the
CCSD Magnet homepage.
Infinite Campus
If your student is ALREADY routed, campus portal will show routing information in the mailbox.
Chromebook Information
Getting Started With Your Chromebook (English)
Getting Started With Your Chromebook (Spanish)
Bus Safety - Rules and Regulations
Bus Safety First Rules
The safety of Clark County School District bus riders is the department’s first and largest priority. Parents/Guardians are strongly encouraged to review the bus safety rules and video with their child each year. This is especially important for first time bus riders. Please take a few moments to read and discuss the following rules with your child:
Safety First Parent Form/Reglas de Segunidad
Please have your child view the Bus Safety Video – The Safety Team:
What is a danger zone around a school bus?
- The Danger Zone is a space all around the school bus. It extends out 10 feet (10 giant steps) in all directions. The School Bus Driver cannot see you in this zone. He or she cannot see you around the wheels either. It is very dangerous to be in the Danger Zone.
If you cross the road:
- Make eye contact with the driver.
- Wait for the driver to signal you when it is safe to cross.
- Be sure it is safe – Look left, right, then left again.
- NEVER CROSS BEHIND THE BUS.
Where should I stop when I see a school bus with red lights flashing and the stop sign is out on the bus?
Whenever you see the alternating flashing red lights on a school bus, you must stop if you are on a two-lane roadway.
or you are on a multiple lane roadway and you are traveling in the same direction as the bus
