The special education routes change every year, since they are affected every time a student moves within the district or a new student moves into the district. Routes also must be adjusted when students change schools, either because they move from elementary to middle school or middle school to high school, or because they move to a different school to obtain more appropriate programs. Two new special education routes were added in 1997-98 because of changes in enrollment. Sixteen career and technology education routes take students to vocational training classes. The district's 38 activity routes serve the athletic program and are designed to take students home after practice at the end of the day.
Some trips occur during the day, primarily to take students to tutorial programs.
All route planning is performed by the two Transportation team leaders. A bus clerk assists them with the special education routes. All route planning and scheduling is done by hand, without computer support. Extracurricular service is provided on an as-requested basis. These trips serve primarily to carry athletic teams and the band to sporting events, but also include field trips to various locations as part of a class curriculum.