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Bus Route 1: Ribault High School, Paxon School for Advanced Studies, James Weldon Middle School, YMLA Boys/Girls DCPS school buses with routes with AC for Non-ESE routes: Bus Route 1: Ribault High School, Paxon School for Advanced Studies, James Weldon Middle School, YMLA Boys/Girls Bus Route 21: First Coast High School, San Mateo Elementary, Highlands Middle Bus Route 27: William Raines High School, Dinsmore Elementary Bus Route 30: First Coast High School, Louis Sheffield Elementary, Oceanway Middle Bus Route 31: Biscayne Elementary Bus Route 32: First Coast High School, Biscayne Elementary, Highlands Middle Bus Route 34: Ribault High School, Paxon School for Advanced Studies, James Weldon Middle Bus Route 37: Andrew Jackson High School, Matthew Gilbert Middle, Andrew Robinson Elementary, RV Daniels Elementary Bus Route 38: Andrew Robinson Elementary, Lake Forest Elementary Bus Route 45: First Coast High School, Landon Middle, Darnell-Cookman (Middle and HS), Stanton College Prep Bus Route 47: First Coast High School, Oceanway Elementary, Paxon School for Advanced Studies, Oceanway Middle Bus Route 50: Englewood High School, Chets Creek Elementary, Kernan Middle Bus Route 60: William Raines High School, Douglas Anderson High School, LaVilla School of the Arts, John E Ford (K-8), Martin Luther King Jr Elementary Bus Route 63: Andrew Robinson Elementary, Martin Luther King Jr Elementary Bus Route 68: First Coast High School, Paxon School for Advanced Studies, James Weldon Middle Bus Route 74: First Coast High School, Paxon School for Advanced Studies, James Weldon Middle, Oceanway Middle Bus Route 78: Andrew Jackson High School, A Philip Randolph Academy, Paxon School for Advanced Studies, James Weldon Middle Bus Route 84: First Coast High School, Paxon School for Advanced Studies, James Weldon Middle Bus Route 85: Matthew Gilbert Middle, John Love (k-2), Long Branch (3-8), Highlands Middle Bus Route 94: Ribault High School, Stanton College Prep, Darnell-Cookman (6-12), Highlands Middle Bus Route 95: Ribault High School, Stanton College Prep, Darnell-Cookman (6-12) Bus Route 105: Ribault High School, Kirby-Smith Middle, Landon Middle, Darnell-Cookman, Stanton College Prep Bus Route 106: William Raines High School, Stanton College Prep, Darnell-Cookman, Andrew Robinson Elementary, Brentwood Elementary, Highlands Middle Bus Route 107: Ribault High School, Douglas Anderson High School, LaVilla School of the Arts Bus Route 116: William Raines High School, SP Livingston Elementary, Susies Tolbert (3-6) Bus Route 117: New Berlin Elementary Bus Route 122: Robert E Lee High School, Northshore Elementary Bus Route 126: Matthew Gilbert Middle, SP Livingston (K-2), Susie Tolbert, Northwestern Middle Bus Route 127: Sandalwood High School, Sabal Palm Elementary, Kernan Middle Bus Route 137: Baldwin M/H, Whitehouse Elementary, Joseph Stillwell Middle Bus Route 138: Ribault High School, SA Hull Elementary, Northwestern Middle Bus Route 148: Martin Luther King Jr Elementary, Brentwood Elementary, Northwestern Middle Bus Route 157: Ribault High School, Kirby-Smith Middle, Landon Middle Bus Route 161: William Raines High School, AMI Kids of Jacksonville (6-12), YWLA Boys/Girls Bus Route 163: Sandalwood High School, John Love (K-2), Long Branch (3-6), Bus Route 173: Samuel W Wolfson High School, Garden City Elementary, Northwestern Middle Bus Route 178: First Coast High School, New Berlin Elementary, Oceanway Middle Bus Route 185: Samuel W Wolfson High School, John love (K-2), Long Branch Elementary Bus Route 189: Mandarin High School, Stanton College Prep, Darnell-Cookman, Twin lakes Middle Bus Route 199: First Coast High School, New Berlin Elementary, Oceanway Middle Bus Route 200: William Raines High School, Rutledge H Pearson Elementary Bus Route 203: First Coast High School, Oceanway Elementary, Highlands Middle Bus Route 204: First Coast High School, New Berlin Elementary, Oceanway Middle Bus Route 205: First Coast High School, Louis Sheffield Elementary, Oceanway Middle Bus Route 206: First Coast High School, Louis Sheffield Elementary, Oceanway Middle Bus Route 214: Henry F Kite Elementary, William Raines High School, Ribault High School, Arlington Middle, First Coast High School Bus Route 215: Mandarin High School, A Philip Randolph Academy, YWLA (Boys/Girls) Bus Route 217: Andrew Jackson High School, Lone Star Elementary, Abess Park Elementary Bus Route 222: Ribault High School, A Philip Randolph Academy, YMLA (Boys/Girls), Douglas Anderson High School, LaVilla School of the Arts Bus Route 224: First Coast High School, Darnell-Cookman, Oceanway Middle Bus Route 235: First Coast High School, Louis Sheffiled Elementary, Oceanway Middle Bus Route 236: First Coast High School, Oceanway Elementary Bus Route 237: First Coast High School, Garden City Elementary, Highlands Middle Bus Route 246: Robert E Lee High School, Highlands Middle Bus Route 257: Andrew Jackson High School, Matthew Gilbert Middle Bus Route 261: Baldwin M/H, Maime Agnes Jones Elementary Bus Route 264: Robert E Lee High School, Highlands Middle, Northshore Elementary Bus Route 266: William Raines High School, SP Livingston Elementary, Susie Tolbert, Northwestern Middle Bus Route 268: Mattie V Rutherford Middle, Grand Park Middle, Saint Claire Evans Elementary Bus Route 271: GRASP Academy, Fort Caroline Middle Bus Route 278: William Raines High School, SP Livingston Elementary, RV Daniels Elementary, Lake Shore Middle Bus Route 285: Sandalwood High School, Southside Middle, Landmark Middle, Paxon School for Advanced Studies, James Weldon Middle Bus Route 297: First Coast High School, New Berlin Elementary, Oceanway Middle Bus Route 301: Ribault High School, LaVilla School of the Arts, Douglas Anderson High School, YMLA (Boys/Girls), A Philip Randolph Academy Bus Route 316: First Coast High School, Highlands Middle Bus Route 318: Fort Caroline Middle, GRASP Academy Bus Route 321: Andrew Jackson High School, Matthew Gilbert Middle, Andrew Robinson Elementary Bus Route 327: Robert E Lee High School, Martin Luther King Jr Elementary, Rufas E Payne Elementary, Frank H Peterson High School Bus Route 333: Englewood High School, Southside Middle Bus Route 338: First Coast High School, Douglas Anderson High School, Saint Claire Evans Elementary, YMLA (Boys/Girls), A Philip Randolph Academy Bus Route 342: Andrew Jackson High School, Matthew Gilbert Middle, Arlington Middle Bus Route 346: William Raines High School, Rufus E Payne Elementary Bus Route 348: First Coast High School, LaVilla School of Arts, Douglas Anderson High School, Martin Luther King Jr Elementary, A Philip Randolph Academy, YMLA (Boys/Girls) Bus Route 364: Ribault Middle, Ribault High School, Joseph Stilwell Middle, Frank H Peterson High School Bus Route 367: San Jose Elementary, Loretto Elementary Bus Route 368: William Raines High School, Paxon School for Advanced Studies, James Weldon Middle Bus Route 373: First Coast High School, San Mateo Elementary, Oceanway Middle Bus Route 374: Samuel W Wolfson, Pickett Elementary Bus Route 376: Robert E Lee High School, Dinsmore Elementary Bus Route 384: First Coast High School, Oceanway Middle Bus Route 386: Mandarin High School, Samuel W Wolfson High School, LaVilla School of the Arts, Arlington Middle Bus Route 391: First Coast High School, A Philip Randolph Academy, YMLA (Boys/Girls) Bus Route 394: Highlands Middle, Mattie V Rutherford Middle, Highlands Elementary Bus Route 401: Sandalwood High School, Stanton College Prep, Mayport Middle, Darnell Cookman Bus Route 471: William Raines High School, Ribault High School, Biscayne Elementary, Highlands Middle Bus Route 500: Robert E Lee High School, Martin Luther King Jr Elementary, Lake Forest Elementary, Northwestern Middle Bus Route 529: Sandalwood High School, Sabal Palm Elementary, Landmark Middle Bus Route 537: First Coast High School, Louis Sheffield Elementary, Oceanway Middle Bus Route 538: J Allen Axson Elementary Bus Route 542: J Allen Axson Elementary Bus Route 548: Ribault High School, Pickett Elementary Bus Route 549: Terry Parker High School, Lone Star Elementary, Arlington Middle Bus Route 550: William Raines High School, Ribault High School, Andrew Robinson Elementary, Douglas Anderson High School, LaVilla School of the Arts Bus Route 552: William Raines High School, George W Carver Elementary Bus Route 553: Ribault Middle, Carter G Woodson Elementary, Northwestern Middle Bus Route 558: First Coast High School, Frank H Peterson High School, Joseph Stilwell Middle Bus Route 561: San Mateo Elementary Bus Route 588: San Mateo Elementary, Louis Sheffield Elementary Bus Route 604: Matthew Gilbert Middle, Brentwood Elementary, Highlands Middle Bus Route 609: Atlantic Coast High School, Bartram Springs Elementary, Mandarin Middle Bus Route 616: Andrew Jackson High School, Frank H Peterson High School, Joseph Stilwell Middle Bus Route 626: First Coast High School, Lakeshore Middle, Biscayne Elementary Bus Route 641: Fletcher High School, Chets Creek Elementary, Fletcher Middle Bus Route 644: Sandalwood High School, Chets Creek Elementary, Kernan Middle Bus Route 671: First Coast High School, Garden City Elementary, Andrew Robinson Elementary, John E Ford Elementary, Oceanway Middle Bus Route 679: Sandalwood High School, Waterleaf Elementary, Landmark Middle Bus Route 691: First Coast High School, New Berlin Elementary, Oceanway Middle Bus Route 78: Ribault High School, James Weldon Middle, Lake Shore Middle Bus Route 729: Fletcher High School, A Philip Randolph Academy, YWLA (Boys/Girls), SA Hull Elementary, Frank H Peterson High School, Joseph Stillwell Middle Bus Route 773: First Coast High School, Stanton College Prep,
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