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1 Salinas Union High School District 2019-2020 SALINAS H.S. (8:00 to 2:52) ^ROUTE 3: N/A – 14006 Reservation Rd (No Students) ^ROUTE 1: 6:30 – 150 Hitchcock Rd. 6:15 – York Rd.* 6:35 – 266 Hitchcock Rd. 6:30 – Pasadera (Hidden Hills) 6:40 – 231 West Blanco Rd 6:40 – Los Laureles (Park & Ride Lot) 6:45 – 1200 Market St (No Students) 6:52 – 74 Correl De Tierra 6:48 – 31 McFadden Rd (No Students) 6:53 – Avenida Principal* 6:50 – 68 Armstrong Rd 6:54 – Markham Ranch* 6:53 – 250 Cooper Rd. 6:55 – 4 Corners 6:58 – 270 on 183 cross from San Jon Rd. (No Students) 7:04 – 384 Correl De Tierra 7:10 – Calle Cebu 7:06 – Vista Del Toro 7:25 – Arrive Salinas High 7:07 – Mesa Del Toro 7:12 – Corral De Cielo ROUTE 4A: 7:13 – Lucy Lane* 7:10 – Sherwood School 7:18 – 289-BB San Benancio Rd. 7:25 – Arrive Salinas High 7:20 – Harper & San Benancio Cyn. 7:22 – Harper and Rim Rock ROUTE 4B: 7:30 – San Benancio School @ village 7:10 – Sherwood School 7:48 – Arrive Salinas HS 7:15 – La Paz Park 7:50 – Depart Salinas HS 7:25 – Arrive Salinas High 7:58 – Arrive at MTHS/El Puente ROUTE 5: (2 Buses) ^ROUTE 2: 7:15 – La Paz Park 6:25 – 840 River Rd. 7:25 – Arrive Salinas High 6:33 – 15 Corey Rd. 6:34 – 100 Abbott Rd. ROUTE 6: 6:35 – Abbott Rd @ Buena Vista 7:10 – Los Padres ES 6:37 – Pine Canyon & Redding Dr. 7:25 – Arrive Salinas HS 6:38 – Prado & Enoes, Prado & Berry Dr 6:40 – Indian Springs & Heritage Ct. ROUTE 7: 6:43 – Las Palmas Phase II @ entrance 7:10 – Fairview Ave & Sharon DR. 6:47 – Las Palmas Phase I @ Entrance 7:25 – Arrive Salinas High 6:54 – Portola In front of Kelton Park 7:00 – Portola/Torero ROUTE 8: PM ONLY (ROUTE 3 AM) 7:01 – Portola / Anza #1 2:59 – Depart Salinas H.S. 7:02 – Portola / Anza #2 3:08 – Calle Cebu 7:03 – Portola in front of Creekside Court 7:04 – City bus stop @ CHP 7:11 – Speckles Park 7:13 – Harkens Rd @ Railroad 7:17 – 123 Hunter Ln 7:25 – Arrive Salinas High Please have students at their bus stops 5 minutes BEFORE their departure times shown. ^ Rural Routes Subject To Change. *Please contact transportation for possible changes on routes due to lack of students. UPDATE: Tuesday, July 30, 2019 2 Salinas Union High School District 2019-2020 NORTH SALINAS HIGH SCHOOL (8:10 to 3:02) ^ROUTE 90: 6:27 – 11810 Foxwood Ln. (303 Espinosa Rd) ROUTE 20: 6:33 – Ralph Ln. at the bridge 7:30 – El Rancho & Virginia Ave. 6:34 – 99 Harrison Rd. 7:33 – Milano 6:35 – 149 Harrison Rd.* 7:36 – Fontes & Addington 6:36 – 225 Harrison Rd. 7:50 – Arrive North Salinas HS 6:37 – 327 Harrison Rd.* 6:38 – 671 Harrison Rd.* ROUTE 21A: 6:57 – Kelton Dr. (Oak Park Store) 7:35 – Laurelwood Park (on Victor St.) 6:59 – Country Club Meadows 7:45 – Arrive North Salinas High - P/U Mt Toro 7:00 – 580 Ranch on San Juan Grade Rd.* 7:45 – Leave NSHS 7:01 – San Juan Grade Rd. & Sterling 7:55 – Arrive MTHS/El Puente 7:03 – San Juan Grade Rd. & Laguanita Rd. 7:04 – San Juan Grade Rd. & Hebbert Rd. ROUTE 21B: 7:05 – San Juan Estates (Valle San Juan Dr.)* 7:35 – Laurelwood Park (on Victor St.) 7:12 – 251 Old Stage Rd (Peacock Ranch) 7:45 – Arrive North Salinas High - P/U Mt Toro 7:15 – 526 Old Stage Rd 7:19 – 620 Old Stage Rd ROUTE 22: (B1 ROP) 7:20 – 668/690 Old Stage Old* 7:05 – Laurel Heights Park 7:22 – 475 Old Natividad Rd* 7:28 – Hebbron Comm. 7:25 – Arrive RSJHS 7:35 – Sanborn & Eucalyptus 7:25 – Arrive Everett Alvarez HS 7:45 – Arrive NSHS 8:00 – Depart to Mt. Toro 8:20 – Arrive MTHS/El Puente EVERETT ALVAREZ HIGH SCHOOL ROUTE 76: (3 Buses) 7:40 – Santa Rita Park ROUTE 70: (2 Buses) 8:00 – Arrive Everett Alvarez High 7:40 – Del Monte & Sanborn St. 7:50 – Arrive Everett Alvarez High ROUTE 71: (3 Buses) 7:45 – Rider Ave & Garner Ave. 7:55 – Arrive Everett Alvarez High ROUTE 72: (2 Buses) 7:45 – Frank Paul Park (on Antigua St.) 8:00 – Arrive Everett Alvarez High ROUTE 73: (2 Buses) 7:45 – Acosta Plaza via Gins Market 8:00 – Arrive Everett Alvarez High ROUTE 74: (2 Buses) 7:40 – Van Buren & Russell Rd. 8:00 – Arrive Everett Alvarez High Please have students at their bus stops 5 minutes BEFORE their departure times shown. ^ Rural Routes Subject To Change. *Please contact transportation for possible changes on routes due to lack of students. UPDATE: Tuesday, July 30, 2019 3 Salinas Union High School District 2019-2020 ALISAL HIGH SCHOOL ROUTE 33: 7:10 – Fairview Ave & Sharon DR ^ ROUTE 30: 7:25 – Arrive Alisal High 6:35 – 2150 Alisal Rd 6:40 – 101 Gould Rd RANCHO SAN JUAN HIGH SCHOOL 6:47 – 2340 Alisal Rd Fuji Ln (No Students) 6:50 – 20140 Spence Rd ROUTE 90: 6:52 – 20460 Spence Rd. 90 – See EASH Route 90 Combine for school year 19-20 6:54 – 20500 Spence Rd. 6:57 – 20900 Spence RD ROUTE 81: (2 Buses) 6:58 – 20922 Spence Rd 7:15 – Eldorado Park (Baseball Fields) 6:59 – 20908 Spence Rd 7:04 – 26000 Encinal Rd 7:25 – Arrive RSJHS 7:10 – 26 Zabala Rd (Alisal Side) 7:14 – 24495 San Jerardo (Camp) ROUTE 82: 7:22 – 1147 Old Stage 7:15 – McKinnon Park (by Playground) 7:30 – 905 Old Stage Rd 7:25 – Arrive RSJHS 7:40 – Arrive Alisal High ROUTE 83: ^ ROUTE 30: PM ONLY 7:05 – Emerald Dr & Emerald Way 3:02 – Depart Alisal High 7:10 – E. Alvin (Between Wheeler Dr and Christensen Ave) 3:10 – Fairview/Sharon 7:20 – Soto Sq. Park (at MTS Bus Stop) 3:20 – Arrive ESMS Route 50 7:25 – Arrive RSJHS – 101 Gould Rd – 2340 Alisal Rd Fuji Ln – 20140 Spence Rd – 20460 Spence Rd. – 20500 Spence Rd. – 20900 Spence RD – 20922 Spence Rd – 20908 Spence Rd 7:04 – 26000 Encinal Rd – 26 Zabala Rd (Alisal Side) – 24495 San Jerardo (Camp) – 1147 Old Stage – 905 Old Stage Rd ROUTE 31: 7:10 – Laurel Heights Park (on St. Edwards Dr.) 7:20 – R.0.P. 7:30 – Arrive Alisal High ROUTE 32: 7:10 – Hebbron Comm. Center 7:25 – Arrive Alisal HS 7:30 – Depart with transfers (to Route 90) for MTHS/El Puente Please have students at their bus stops 5 minutes BEFORE their departure times shown. ^ Rural Routes Subject To Change. *Please contact transportation for possible changes on routes due to lack of students. UPDATE: Tuesday, July 30, 2019 4 Salinas Union High School District 2019-2020 MOUNT TORO HIGH SCHOOL & EL PUENTE SCHOOL (8:30 to 2:16) ROUTE MT 1: 6:45 – Laurelwood Park @ MST bus stop on Larkin St. 7:00 – Laguanita Rd & Middle field Rd 7:05 – Oak Park Market (Behind store on Kelton Dr.) 7:10 – Van Buren & Russell Rd 7:15 – Santa Rita Park 7:20 – NSHS (In Back by Portables) 7:30 – EAHS (Across from EAHS – Bus Stop) 7:38 – Frank Paul (On Antiqua St) 7:40 – Rider Ave & Garner Ave @ MST bus stop 7:43 – Gins Market 7:45 – Del Monte & Sanborn Rd @ MST bus stop 7:55 – Laurel Heights Park (on St. Edwards Dr.) 8:00 – Hebbron Comm. Center 8:10 – Arrive MTHS Must call Transportation department 24 hours before, if pick-up is needed for Mount Toro AM Route bus stops Transportation Department: 831-796-7084 ROUTE MT 2: 2:20 – Depart Mount Toro 2:30 – Salinas High 2:40 – North Salinas High ROUTE MT 3: 2:20 – Depart Mount Toro 2:30 – Everett Alvarez High School 2:40 – Alisal High School ROUTE MT 4: Wednesday’s ONLY 1:30 – Depart Mount Toro 1:40 – North Salinas High 1:48 – Everett Alvarez High School 2:00 – Alisal High School 2:20 – Salinas High Please have students at their bus stops 5 minutes BEFORE their departure times shown. ^ Rural Routes Subject To Change. *Please contact transportation for possible changes on routes due to lack of students. UPDATE: Tuesday, July 30, 2019 5 Salinas Union High School District 2019-2020 EL SAUSAL MIDDLE SCHOOL HARDEN MIDDLE SCHOOL ^ROUTE 50: ROUTE 60: 8:00 – 217 Zabala Rd 8:10 – City bus stop on Independence across from EAHS 8:02 – 235 Zabala Rd 8:13 – Constitution Blvd. And Nantucket 8:03 – 26 Zabala Rd 8:15 – Constitution and Cape Cod N/A – 2340 Fuji Lane (No Students) 8:18 – Constitution Blvd. & Beacon Hill Dr. 8:05 – 2376 Alisal Rd 8:20 – Independence Blvd. & Lexington Dr. 8:10 – 24495 San Jerardo (Camp) 8:22 – Independence Blvd. & Provincetown 8:15 – 26000 Encinal Rd 8:35 – Arrive Harden Middle School N/A – 20240 Spence Rd (No Students) 8:20 – 20460 Spence Rd ROUTE 61: 8:25 – Gould Rd 101 8:10 – Independence & Provincetown (Apt. side) 8:40 – Arrive El Sausal MS 8:12 – Independence Blvd. & Lexington Dr. (City bus stop) Little River side WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL 8:15 – Constitution & Hughes St. 8:17 – Constitution & Massachusetts (City bus stop) ROUTE 40: (2 Buses) 8:35 – Arrive Harden Middle School 8:25 – Laurelwood Park (on Victor St.) 8:40 – Arrive Washington Middle School ROUTE 62: 8:15 – Virginia & El Rancho Rd. ROUTE 41: 8:20 – Fontes & Addington Rd. 8:25 – Fairview Ave & Sharon Dr.
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