For Dearborn Schools parents, figuring out which bus to take to school shouldn’t cause a headache.
Dearborn is the third-largest district in the state, and managing student drop-offs and pick-ups is a big task. The operations team at Dearborn Public Schools manages a large bus fleet in order to accommodate as many students as possible.
With this guide, we’ll help make the process earlier with quick steps to identify the designated bus option for your Dearborn Schools student.
What to know about bus options available for Dearborn Schools
Dearborn Public Schools
The city of Dearborn is served by Dearborn Public Schools. The district educates more than 20,000 students across 37 schools. Students come from within the Dearborn city limits as well as a small portion of Dearborn Heights.
- Key transportation features: Dearborn Public Schools recently added 18 new electric buses to its fleet. The district communicates with parents directly on bus routes and stops.
- Contact information: Visit dearbornschools.org or call 847-676-9000.
How to check your neighborhood bus options available for Dearborn Schools
To get started, here are two ways to identify bus options for your student.
Use online tools
Dearborn Public Schools keeps parents informed of bus routes and stops using direct communication. Bus routes and stops are not made public. The district also uses a parent portal called Parent Connection in order to communicate important information, like transportation updates.
Contact your school
Unsure about your bus route options? The supervisor of transportation for Dearborn Public Schools can be reached at 313-827-3300.
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