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Quincy School District Transportation Routes QUINCY SCHOOL DISTRICT TRANSPORTATION ROUTES & HUB STOPS FOR 2014-2015 (Add 1 Hour to AM Times for Late Start Monday's) 10/31/2014 BUS TIME HUB STOPS BUS TIME HUB STOPS UPDATED 8/29/14 1/2 Day ** Open Enrollment & Special Circumstance Students Requiring Transportation From Outside Student's Neighborhood School Attendance Area Should Contact Transportation to Arrange For Transportation - Accommodations Will Be Made To The Greatest Extent Possible ** Pick-up HUB #1 - Quincy Drop off HUB #1 - Quincy 32 7:40 AM C ST PARK NE - MON (4th & 5th) 32 3:10 PM C ST PARK NE - MON (4th & 5th) 11:40 AM 11 7:40 AM C ST PARK NE - MON (6th) 11 3:10 PM C ST PARK NE - MON (6th) 11:40 AM 18 7:20 AM C ST PARK NE - (PIO / K-3rd) transfers to Central Hub 18 3:32 PM C ST PARK NE - (PIO / K-3rd) 11:50 AM HUB #2 - Quincy HUB #2 - Quincy 12 7:40 AM JR HIGH SCHOOL - MON (4th, 5th, 6th) 12 3:10 PM JR HIGH SCHOOL - MON (4th, 5th -6th) 11:40 AM 31 7:18 AM JR HIGH SCHOOL - (PIO / K-3) transfers to Central Hub 31 3:10 PM JR HIGH SCHOOL - MTV / K-3rd) 11:40 AM 31 7:40 AM JR HIGH SCHOOL - MTV / K-3rd) 31 3:26 PM JR HIGH SCHOOL - (PIO / K-3rd) 11:50 AM HUB #3 - Quincy HUB #3 - Quincy 27 7:40 AM 3RD AVE & D ST SW - MON (4th, 5th,-6th) 27 3:10 PM 3RD AVE & D ST SW - MON (4th, 5th, 6th) 11:45 AM 16 7:37 AM 3RD AVE & D ST SW - MTV 16 3:10 PM 3RD AVE & D ST SW - MTV 11:40 AM 6 7:18 AM 3RD AVE & D ST SW - (PIO / K-3rd) 6 3:19 PM 3RD AVE & D ST SW - (PIO / K-3rd) 11:45 AM HUB #4 - Quincy HUB #4 - Quincy 18 7:45 AM 1ST AVE & J ST SW - PIO (K-3rd) 18 3:10 PM 1ST AVE & J ST SW - PIO (K-3rd) 11:45 AM 30 7:40 AM 1ST AVE & J ST SW - (MV / K-3rd grade) Mon (4th, 5th, 6th) 30 3:20 PM 1ST AVE & J ST SW - (MTV / K-3rd) Mon (4th, 5th, 6th) 11:54 AM HUB #5 - Quincy HUB #5 - Quincy 40 7:34 AM 3RD AVE & P ST SW - QHS (9th-12th) & QJHS (8th & 9th) 40 3:28 PM 3RD AVE & P ST SW - QHS (9th-12th) & QJHS (7th-8th) 11:40 AM 33 7:40 AM 3RD AVE & P ST SW - PIO (K-3) 33 3:07 PM 3RD AVE & P ST SW - PIO (K-3) 11:37 AM 24 7:39 AM 3RD AVE & P ST SW - MON (4th, 5th, 6th) 24 3:11 PM 3RD AVE & P ST SW - MON (4th, 5th, 6th) 11:40 AM 38 7:23 AM 3RD AVE & P ST SW - (MV (K-3rd) 38 3:18 PM 3RD AVE & P ST SW - (MTV / K-3rd) 11:46 AM HUB #6 - Quincy HUB #6 - Quincy 38 7:15 AM 10TH AVE & BIRCH ST SW - (MTV / K-3rd) 38 3:05 PM 10TH AVE & BIRCH ST SW - (MTV / K-3rd) 11:45 AM 33 7:35 AM 10TH AVE & BIRCH ST SW - PIO (K-3rd) 33 3:05 PM 10TH AVE & BIRCH ST SW - PIO (K-3rd) 11:50 AM 24 7:36 AM 10TH AVE & BIRCH ST SW -MON (4TH, 5TH, 6TH) 24 3:08 PM 10TH AVE & BIRCH ST SW -MON (4TH, 5TH, 6TH) 11:38 AM 40 7:30 AM 10TH AVE & BIRCH ST SW - QHS (9th-12th) & QJHS (7th-8th) 40 3:25 PM 10TH AVE & BIRCH ST SW - QHS (9th-12th) & QJHS (7th-8th) 11:40 AM HUB #7 - QUINCY WALKING SCHOOL BUS HUB #7 - QUINCY WALKING SCHOOL BUS 7:15 AM 6TH AVE & H ST SE - MON, PIO, & MTV transfers to Central Hub 3:20 PM 6TH AVE & H ST SE - MON, PIO, & MTV at Central Hub 11:54 AM LAZY ACRES LAZY ACRES 31 7:15 AM LAZY ACRES PIO (K-3rd) 31 3:35 PM LAZY ACRES PIO (K-3rd) 12:00 PM 38 7:15 AM LAZY ACRES MONUMENT (4TH, 5TH, 6TH) 38 3:37 PM LAZY ACRES MONUMENT (4TH, 5TH, 6TH) 12:00 PM 40 7:15 AM LAZY ACRES QHS (9th-12th) & QJHS (7th-8th), (MTV / K-3) 40 3:40 PM LAZY ACRES QHS (9th-12th) & QJHS (7th-8th), (MTV / K-3) 12:00 PM PIONEER CENTRAL TRANSFER HUB (PCTH) PIONEER CENTRAL TRANSFER HUB (PCTH) ALL 7:20 AM L STREET & 2ND AVE SE - SOUTH WEST CORNER ALL 3:10 PM L STREET & 2ND AVE SE - SOUTH WEST CORNER 11:50 AM 6 7:30 AM Transfers Bus #31, 40 Country & Central Hub 4th gr Walkers Students to Mon 6 3:10 PM Transfers Bus # 31, 40 Country & Central Hub 4th gr Walkers Students from Mon 11:40 AM 18 7:25 AM Transfers Cental Hub 5th gr. Walkes to Monument 18 3:05 AM Transfers Cental Hub 5th gr. Walkes From Monument 11:40 AM 24 7:21 AM Transfers 6th graders Central Hub Walkers to Monument 24 3:10 PM Transfers 6th graders Central Hub Walkers From Monument 11:40 PM 27 7:26 AM Transfers Bus #16 & 33 Country Students 27 3:10 PM Transfers Bus #16 & 33 Country Students 11:40 PM 11 7:26 AM Transfers Bus #38 Country Students to Monument 11 3:15 PM Transfers Bus #38 Country Students from Monument 11:40 PM 16 7:25 AM Transfers Bus #6, 18, 24, 27, 32, 33 Country Students to Mt View 16 3:14 PM Transfers Bus #6, 18, 24, 27, 32, 33 Country Students From Mt View 11:45 PM 38 7:25 AM Transfers Bus #12 & 11 Country Students to Mt View 38 3:10 PM Transfers Bus #12 & 11 Country Students From Mt View 11:40 PM 40 7:25 AM Transfers Central Hub Walkers Students to Hub K-3rd gr. to Mt View 40 3:15 PM Transfers & Walkers Students to Central Hub K-3rd gr. From Mt View 11:45 PM.
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