The South Shore Regional School Board is attempting to streamline it's bus routes.
The board is seeking feedback from parents and guardians on some proposed plans to limit which school a student may attend.
Superintendent Nancy Pynch-Worthylake says no changes will be made before thorough consultation.
"Once the board hears from the public, the board will make a decision; will they continue to offer busing to more than one school or will they make a decision that student in a certain geographic would go to particular school? ," says Pynch-Worthylake.
Pynch-Worthylake says saving money on transportation will help direct increased funding at educational programs for children.
School Board representative,Trish Smith says districts where students have the option to attend a number of schools are in question under the proposed changes.
Smith says all options provided in the prospsed plans allow students to be grandfathered at their current school.
For more information on the month-end meetings visit ssrsb.ca
