One of our learning objectives as an educational institution is to form citizens committed to social welfare and environmental issues. This has led us to create the School Transportation Project, a sustainable initiative that addresses the needs of our community and translates into ecological well-being for Guadalajara.

For this project, we have hired a company specialized in school transportation, with low-emission vehicles and highly qualified supervisors for control and assistance in emergencies. It also includes specific procedures and applied technology for real-time monitoring, allowing us to offer parents and users a reliable, safe, and efficient service.

Let's be part of the change. What will you do to improve the environment?

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1. How many service schedules are provided?
   A: There are 3 service schedules: 7:00 | 14:40 | 16:40

2. Are students from different sections mixed in the unit?
   A: Yes, students from the 4 sections can be mixed in the same transportation unit.

   
   3. How many students fit in the transport unit?
   A: The transport unit has a capacity of 18 seats.

   
   

3. Do you have transportation for students who start classes or morning tutoring at 7:00 a.m.?
   A: We do not provide service at that time; the morning arrival is from 7:40 a.m. onwards.

   
   

4. Do you offer transportation on non-regular or short days?
   A: Yes, the service will be provided, including on short days.

   
   

5. Does the transport unit have special seats for minors who require the service?
   A: The transport unit has special seats to accommodate users who need them.

   
   

6. How are friend invitations handled?
   A: The parent of the invited student, who is also a user, must notify the transportation coordinator in writing before 10:00 a.m. about the invitation and route change. Acceptance will be confirmed based on the number of users in that unit.

   
   

7. How will we know if a child did not arrive at the collection center in the morning?
   A: EC and ES students must be delivered by an adult to the collection center. MS and HS students can arrive alone, and the supervisor will confirm their boarding once they get on the unit.

   
   

8. How will we know if a student did not board the unit in the afternoon?
   A: The student will remain on campus, and the parent will be notified by phone to pick up the student or grant special permission.

   
   

9. How long does the unit wait at each stop to pick up and drop off students?
   A: The transport unit stops for 30 seconds at the collection center to pick up users and then continues its route.

   
   

10. Does the unit wait until EC and ES children arrive?
    A: Authorized persons to pick up users at collection points must be present 5 minutes before the transport unit's arrival. If the authorized person is not present, the user will be returned to ASFG for pickup by the parents or with special permission.

    
    

11. When should I contract the transportation service?
    A: The service can be contracted at the beginning of the school year. If you opt for annual payment, you will receive a discount. If you are interested in contracting after the school year starts, visit the transportation office as the service can be contracted at any time during the school period.

    
    

12. If I did not contract the transportation service, where should I drop off and pick up my children?
    A: Drop off and pick up for students not using the transportation service is at base 3 (Philadelphia).

    
    

13. Are late arrivals justified due to transportation?
    A: Yes, if the unit arrives late, the user's record will not be affected.

    
    

14. How will discipline issues be reported and what is the supervisor's authority?
    A: The supervisor can call the user's attention and report any issues at the end of the route to the ASFG transportation coordinator, who will then report to the corresponding section's deputy director.