May a school district suspend busing services for a child?
A. Yes. Transportation is a privilege, not a right. Q. When does a school district have to provide transportation to a nonpublic school? A. When a school district provides transportation for its public pupils, it must provide transportation services to nonpublic pupils of the same grade level that it is providing for its own pupils. The nonpublic school must be nonprofit and located within ten miles of the district’s boundary, measured by the nearest public highway. If the school building in which the pupil is enrolled is not located within the ten-mile distance, the nonpublic pupil is not eligible for transportation, nor are his parents eligible for payment towards transportation costs. Q.
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