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West Side Union
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Transportation Plan
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2025-2026
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Transportation Services:
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1. Enter description of transportation services offered to pupils, and how it will prioritize planned transportation services for pupils in transitional kindergarten, kindergarten, and any of grades 1 - 6 inclusive and pupils who are low income. Plan may provide for the LEA to partner with municipally owned transit system to provide services to middle and high school students. An LEA may provide no-cost transit passes to students. West Side Union School District provides transit passes and/or after care services for all in-district students, including students who are low income, at no cost to students. As a rural school district transportation services are an essential part of school operations.
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2. Enter description of LEA's transportation services that would be accessible to pupils with disabilities, and homeless children and youth. West Side Union School District provides transit passes and/or after care services for all in-district students, including students with disabilities, and homeless children and youth, at no cost to students. As a rural school district transportation services are an essential part of school operations.
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 3. Enter description of how unduplicated pupils, would be able to access available home-to-school transportation at no-cost to the pupils. West Side Union School District provides transit passes and/or after care services for all in-district students, including unduplicated students, at no cost to students. As a rural school district transportation services are an essential part of school operations.
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Consultations:
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Enter description of the required plan consultation with classified staff, teachers, school administrators, regional local transit authorities, local air pollution control districts and air quality management districts, parents, pupils and other stakeholders.

The West Side Union Unified School District Transportation Plan was shared with staff, teachers, school administrators, and parents. All stakeholders appreciate the no-cost options for home-to-school transportation for students who reside in this rural community.
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Revenue Calculation
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Total 2024-25 Transportation Expenses (Function 3600)
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Less Capital Outlay (object 6XXX, Function 3600)
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Less Nonagency Expenditures (Goal 7110,7150, Function 3600)
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Estimated 60% Reimbursement
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Less 2024-25 Transportation add-on (from LCFF Calculator)
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Total Revenue (Object 8590, Resource 0000)
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Expenditures and Other Financing Uses
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2000-2999 - Classified Salaries
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3000-3999 - Employee Benefits
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4000-4999 - Books and Supplies
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5000-5999 - Services and other Operating Expenditures
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 6000-6999 - Capital Outlay0.00
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 7000-7999 - Other Outgo0.00
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Total Expenditures 0.00
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Board Approval Date: March 10, 2026
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The Transportation plan and revenue calculations were developed in accordance with Education Code Sections 39800.1 and 41850.1.
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BALANCE (Total Available minus Total Expenditures and Other Financing Uses)
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