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Bus Routes

Construction Update:

School bus routes remain unchanged, but students may experience delays due to construction on Hwy 101 West and paving on 8th Street. Drivers will adjust as needed to navigate these areas safely. Please plan for possible delays and allow extra time for pick-ups and drop-offs.

Pupil Transportation Center
627 Monroe Road
Port Angeles, WA 98362

: (360) 452.9714

: (360) 452-5935
Monday - Friday, 6:00 a - 4:30 p

2025-2026 Bus Route Information

AM/PM Bus Routes for Elementary

Bus Routes for Middle School and High School

Inclement Weather

As we move into the winter season, we want to share important information about how inclement weather may impact the school day. Our goal is always to keep schools open and operating on time, but safety must remain the highest priority.

When inclement weather conditions arise, several factors are carefully reviewed before deciding whether to delay or close schools. This includes road conditions, walking routes, and the day’s forecast. Families should also consider their own circumstances when deciding if their child should attend school.

It is essential for each family to have an alternate plan in place in case the regular school schedule is adjusted. Please make sure your child knows your expectations if there is a schedule change, especially if you leave home before the school bus arrives.

Two-Hour Delay Information
If a two-hour delay is called, buses will be at their stops two hours later than usual (for example, a 7:05 a.m. stop becomes 9:05 a.m.). If the delay occurs on a Wednesday, buses will follow the regular (non–late start) schedule, just two hours late.  There are circumstances that would cause us to close schools for the day after we issued a two-hour delay, if the conditions worsen.  In these cases, please plan accordingly.
There will be no preschool programs during late starts. After-school programs, extracurricular activities, and special events will be placed on hold until a determination is made by the Superintendent and Athletic Director.

Early Closure
If weather worsens after the school day has begun, an early closure may be necessary. At the elementary level, students will not be released until direct contact is made with an adult listed on the student’s enrollment form.

All-Day School Closure
There are times when an all-day school closure is necessary. Schools may be closed when roads, sidewalks, or campus conditions are unsafe. These decisions are made using current conditions as well as the updated weather forecasts. It is important to note that conditions can vary significantly across our district, and in some cases, may be far worse at one or more school sites. For that reason, we consider the condition of all campuses when making districtwide decisions. We do not close or delay one school without applying the same decision to all schools.

After-school programs, extracurricular activities, and special events will be cancelled at all PASD campuses if there is an all-day closure.  This also affects busses departing for sports at other schools.

How to Learn About Closures or Delays
Closure and delay information is shared on News Radio KONP 1450 AM/101.7 FM and Seattle-area TV stations (Channels 4, 5, 7, and 13). Updates are also posted on the district website at www.portangelesschools.org and on the Port Angeles School District Facebook page . We will also send notifications via email, voicemail, and text at approximately 6:00 a.m.

Snow/Emergency Bus Routes
When buses cannot safely run their regular routes, a Snow Schedule will be announced. This affects only certain mountain-area locations, including Upper Mt. Pleasant, Black Diamond, Ennis Creek, Eden Valley, Dan Kelly, Herrick, the Bluffs area, Lake Dawn, and Deer Park and O’Brien Roads. These same areas may also experience adjusted afternoon drop-off times.  Please visit https://www.portangelesschools.org/families/bus-routes#weather for snow bus route information.  Snow routes will be announced on News Radio KONP 1450 AM/101.7 FM, local TV stations and the district Facebook page.  We will also send notifications by email, voicemail, and text to all PASD Families.  It is recommended that families that are affected by Snow Routes, check the route information and know your bus location ahead of time. 

Because weather-related schedules can sometimes be unpredictable, please ensure children are dressed warmly and prepared for possible delays at the bus stop.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation as we work to keep all students safe during winter weather.

AM Snow Bus Routes

PM Snow Bus Routes