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Due to a driver shortage at this time, we want to make sure families are aware of some important transportation updates effective as of April 23, 2024:

PM Routes:
  • Until further notice, middle and high school students who ride Bus 208 Wolf will ride Buses 195 Bird and 198 Kangaroo in the afternoon. Drop off may be earlier or later than usual.
  • Until further notice, Port Dickinson and Chenango Bridge Elementary students who ride Bus 208 Wolf will ride Buses 195 Bird and 206 Eagle in the afternoon. Drop off may be earlier or later than usual.
AM Routes:
  • Until further notice, middle and high school students who ride Bus 208 Wolf will ride Buses 195 Bird, 198 Kangaroo, or 197 Butterfly in the morning. Pick up may be earlier or later than usual.
  • Until further notice, Port Dickinson and Chenango Bridge Elementary students who ride Bus 208 Wolf will ride Bus 201 Rooster in the morning. Pick up may be earlier or later than usual.
We will communicate further updates in the near future. Thank you for your understanding. 
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Concussion Management and Awareness

Procedures for Student-Athletes:
  1. Reports signs/symptoms to coach, trainer, PE, nurse, parent, guardian, or other adult
  2. Cooperates with removal from play and evaluation by each coach/trainer/nurse/physician
  3. Participates in evaluation by coach/trainer/nurse or physician
  4. Provides medical evaluation info to school nurse Cooperates with graded return to play
  5. Reports return of any symptoms to trainer/coach/parent/guardian/school nurse, PE teacher

Coach/PE/Trainer

  • Observe for concussion signs/symptoms.
  • If present, remove student from play Perform sideline eval or send for school nurse
  • Report all injuries that occur in athletics or PE to school nurse
  • Initiates graded return to play, when student is symptom-free and cleared by a physician
  • Monitors and document return to play progress Reports student's symptoms (if recurring) to school, nurse, athletic director, family

Family/Parents

  • Communicates prior history of head injuries to school nurse
  • Reports concussion signs/symptoms to nurse
  • Takes student for evaluation by physician if there are signs/symptoms of a concussion
  • Forwards medical evaluation by physician to nurse
  • Communicates with school nurse as symptoms change/resolve

School Nurse

  • Case Manager for concussion/injury
  • Communicates physicians' orders to AD, school athletic trainer, counselor
  • Regular concussion assessment of student as needed
  • Communicates with evaluating physician
  • Clears students for return to activities if no concussion diagnosis or when cleared by physician

Admin/Teacher/Counselor

  • Meets with family to create academic modification plans if needed
  • Administrator approves plans
  • Communicates academic plans and any updated modifications with teachers, student, and family
  • Acts as liaison between teachers, student, and family

Physician

  • Evaluates, diagnoses, develops treatment plan, follows up, releases student from medical care
  • Releases student from play restriction
  • Must be a NYS licensed physician