- School District of Manatee County
- Who do I contact for Transportation help?
- Routing & Administration
Routing & Administration
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The School District of Manatee County is divided into four general transportation areas. Each transportation area is assigned a Route Administrator and Route Analyst. It is important to note that while the areas are geographic regions, there is a significant amount of overlap that results from routing and scheduling buses to maximize efficiency.
The Route Administrator is the supervisor for the school bus drivers, attendants and aides that operate within each transportation area.
The Route Analyst is responsible for setting up and maintaining school bus routes to efficiently and safely transport students within each transportation area. They also determine eligibility for transportation services, and assign students to a bus and stop.
Route Administrators
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Call this group if you have a question, a compliment or a complaint regarding a school bus driver, attendant or aide.
District 1
Gina Miller (941) 782-1287 x44212District 2
Brianne Whitesell (941) 782-1287 x44203District 3
Quentrail Wade (941) 782-1287 x44125District 4
Melanie Johnson (941) 782-1287 x44131
Route Analysts
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Call this group if you need to know where your student will be picked up or dropped off, or to discuss issues with their registered bus stop.
District 1
Kathy Hall (941) 782-1287 x44117District 2
Barbara Hurkman (941) 782-1287 x44116District 3
Heather Gonzales (941) 782-1287 x44142District 4
Tammy Hartley (941) 782-1287 x44222
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