Richmond Community Schools: August 7, 2023
Charles Elementary School
Crestdale Elementary School
Fairview Elementary School
Starr Elementary School
Vaile Elementary School
Westview Elementary School
Dennis Intermediate School
Test Middle School
Hibberd Program Building
Richmond High School
Fayette County School Corporation: August 9, 2023
Fayette County School Corporation
Connersville High School
Connersville Middle School
Eastview Elementary School
Everton Elementary School
Fayette Central Elementary School
Frazee Elementary School
Grandview Elementary School
Little Spartans Preschool
Whitewater Career Center
Centerville-Abington Community Schools: August 9, 2023
Rose Hamilton Elementary School
Centerville-Abington Elementary School
Centerville-Abington Middle School
Centerville Senior High School
Northeastern Wayne School Corporation: August 9, 2023
Northeastern Wayne Schools
Northeastern High School
Northeastern Middle School
Northeastern Elementary
Early Learning Center
Western Wayne Schools: August 9, 2023
Western Wayne Elementary School
Lincoln Middle School
Lincoln High School
Nettle Creek School Corporation: August 9, 2023
Hagerstown Elementary School
Hagerstown Jr. Sr. High School
Randolph County Schools: August 9, 2023
Winchester Community Schools
Monroe Central Schools
Union City High School
Randolph Southern Schools
West Side Middle School
North Side Elementary
Baker Elementary
Deerfield Elementary
Willard Elementary
Community Christian School - August 7, 2023
Seton Catholic School - August 9, 2023
As children throughout Indiana return to school, drivers will notice more school buses on the road.
State law requires motorists to stop when a school bus is picking up or dropping off children. Watch for school buses with their stop arm extended and red lights flashing, which means STOP, not proceed with caution!
This law applies to all roadways except those that are divided by a physical barrier or an unimproved median. On a divided roadway, only vehicles traveling in the same direction as the school bus are required to stop.
Extra awareness is also required in rural areas where distracted or impatient drivers often ignore school buses when children are getting on or off the bus. Disregarding a school bus stop signal is serious, and you can receive a traffic ticket for doing so.
Drivers should also be aware of increased pedestrian traffic, particularly around bus stops and schools. Please remember, if your child was boarding a school bus, you would want motorists to be attentive as they drive.
Source: https://www.in.gov/isp/2887.htm