Staff Report / PSLlocal.org

St. Lucie Public Schools has launched a new tool called "Here Comes The Bus" for parents of students. This service allows parents to track the location of their child’s school bus in real-time using a smartphone, tablet, or personal computer.

To get started, parents can download the Here Comes The Bus app or visit the website at www.herecomesthebus.com. Users should enter the school code 77914, then click “Next” and confirm their selection. They will need to complete the “User Profile” box, and under “My Students,” they should click “Add” to enter their child’s last name and student ID number. After confirming their information, users will have access to the bus tracking system.

For any customer support needs regarding the Here Comes The Bus service, parents can contact the transportation department at (772) 204-RIDE (7433).

Source: St. Lucie Public Schools | Facebook

Source Type: School

Source Location:

Port St. Lucie, FL

9461 Brandywine Lane Port St. Lucie, FL 34986

https://www.facebook.com/731122929049061/videos/338684696003450

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