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Entertainment at the fair includes: DJ Shawn Lucas, Wil-son County Board of Education member Gary Farmer as the emcee, character mascots, a dunking booth, the Fike High School band, the East Coast Cheer-leading Squad, the chorus at Jones El-ementary, bounce houses, vehicle dis-plays (including a school bus where bus routes are available), face painting, raffle prizes, field day games and a play-ground.

BackpacksThe school system

launched the “1,000 Backpacks in 100 Days” campaign in April.

The backpacks are available in the multipurpose room. Because of the over-whelming support of the community, Wil-son County Schools has collected roughly 1,500 backpacks, and the number continues to rise.

Backpacks or sup-plies turned in after the fair will be dis-tributed to students once the school year begins.

Wilson County Schools has a student population of 12,200 and over half of those students are identi-fied as being econom-ically disadvantaged.

For a list of event and backpack spon-sors, see the ad on page 12 of this spe-cial section.

In most instances for backpacks donat-ed by companies or agencies, it was the individual employees who made the dona-tions.

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bers also played a large role in the plan-ning and staffing at the event. A commit-tee made up of Wil-son County Schools employees and com-munity members started planning the event and the back-pack drive in Febru-ary and will serve as Event Staff at the event. The committee members employed with Wilson County Schools are: Amber Whitley, director of public relations; Jes-sica Bailey, public relations specialist; Tom Evans, execu-tive director of fed-eral programs; Vivian Roach, executive di-rector of Exceptional Children; David Lyn-don, executive direc-tor of secondary edu-cation; Tommy Finch, assistant superinten-dent; Martha Cayton, administrative as-sistant for Mr. Finch; Cynthia Wortham, curriculum specialist; and Roy Henderson, principal of Jones Elementary. Other committee members are: Martha Vick,

executive director of the Wilson Education Partnership; Denise Stinagle, assistant county manager; Theresa Mathis, City of Wilson employee in the Human Rela-tions Department and advisor for the Wil-son Youth Council; Robin Flinn, chair of the Wilson County Board of Education and local CPA; Sgt. Wanda Samuel of the Wilson County Sher-iff ’s Department; and Judi Thurston, com-munications director for the United Way.

Assisting the Event Staff are roughly 50 volunteers that include community members and Wilson County Schools stu-dents and staff.

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All middle schoolers to get iPadsBy Stephanie Creech Times Managing Editor

The Wilson County Board of Education has ap-proved spending just over $2.1 million to provide all middle school students with iPads starting this school year.

Students enrolled at Daniels Learning Center, the district’s alternative school, will also have ac-cess to iPads this school year.

The board held an emer-gency meeting Tuesday morning to approve a master lease purchase agreement with Apple Inc., the manufacturer of iPads. Because Apple is the sole manufacturer of iPads, no bid process was used. Therefore, board approval of the agreement between the company and school district was required.

The money will cover not just the iPads but needed support resources to make the devices work.

School officials are put-ting a priority on getting the iPads rolled out to sixth-graders first. It will

be later in the school year before seventh and eighth-graders receive their iPads.

Details about student and parent contracts covering the proper use, damage and theft of the electronic devices are still being worked out so stu-dents likely won’t be tak-ing the gadgets home right away.

Sixth-grade teachers have already been trained on using the iPads and are busy searching for appli-cations they can use with their students.

Superintendent Sean Bulson said when talks first started about provid-ing iPads to all middle school students he asked David Lyndon, executive director for Secondary Ed-ucation for Wilson County Schools, to bring together a group of seventh and eighth grade teachers to look at applications and what training would be needed. Bulson explained there’s two days of com-mon core training sched-uled before school starts so some training for iPads can occur then.

Budgeted into the $2.1 million is about $50 per iPad for the purchase of applications. Bulson said that’s because not all mate-rials out there are free.

The idea behind pur-chasing iPads is so stu-dents will have access to digital textbooks. Bulson reminded the board that the iPads are meant to re-place textbooks.

Bulson and the board will be talking during the coming months about the district’s overall strategy for providing laptop com-puters and iPads for all students.

Bulson said the $2.1 mil-lion is one-time money. Going forward, he would like to see the board and community reach an un-derstanding and commit-ment on funding providing technology in all of the schools.

Chairman Robin Flinn said this will be a “learning year.” But she stressed that this is “definitely the way we’ve got to go” in order to be “ahead of the curve.”

Bulson raised the pos-sibility of providing iPads

for board members so board meetings could be paper-less. Flinn said she thinks that would be a good idea so board members can talk to people in the commu-nity about how they are using iPads.

School board approves spending more than $2.1M

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WILSON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION

Meeting Schedule

February-NovemberThird Monday each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Central Office Boardroom

December-JaNuarySecond Monday each month at 7:30 in the Central Office Boardroom

August 20, 2012September 17October 15November 19December 10

January 14, 2013February 18March 18April 15May 20June 24 (this meeting may be moved to June 10.)

Wilson County Board of Education meet-ings are recorded and air on WCS-TV Channel 22 on the Time Warner and Greenlight cable systems.

Representatives

District 1: Eunice Irene Lindsey (Vice Chair) 236-4425 Home PO Box 1251 Elm City, NC 27822 399-8143 Work

District 2:Marvin Sessoms PO Box 4131 Wilson, NC 27893 237-8791 Home

District 3: Dr. Christine L. Fitch 516 South Lodge St. Wilson, NC 27893 243-5967 Home

District 4:Henry E. Mercer 4537 US 117 Hwy. Wilson, NC 27893 291-0098 Home

District 5: Wiley A. Boyette, Jr. 6646 Luther Road 291-5814 Home Wilson, NC 27893 237-1426 Work

District 6: Gary W. Farmer 922 Raleigh Rd. Pkwy. Wilson, NC 27896 291-1258 Home

District 7: Robin Sharpe Flinn (Chair) 5034 Country Club Drive Wilson, NC 27896 243-2473 Home

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Good news about bad weather

Here’s some good news about bad weather. When the skies are brewing snow and freezing rain this win-ter or when severe weather threatens at anytime, Wil-son County Schools’ fami-lies should listen for the telephone to ring with the latest news about school closings or delays.

Whenever weather requires a change in the school schedule, an au-tomated communication system will dial school

families and deliver the news. The system will call telephone numbers gath-ered from the database at each school.

Missed the call? Check your answering machine or turn to television or ra-dio for the latest weather-related information. No call means the system does not have your correct phone number.

Calls to families and to television and radio sta-tions about changes to

the school day generally will be made by 5:30 a.m. However, if the weather re-quires an earlier decision, information will be distrib-uted by 7 p.m. when school is to be closed or delayed the following day.

To ensure that you get a bad-weather call, make certain that your phone numbers listed at school are current. Calls will not be made when school op-erates on a regular sched-ule.

Asbestos reports EPA-AHERA (Asbestos

Hazards Emergency Re-sponse Act) rules require that asbestos inspections and management plans are to be performed ev-ery six months. Wilson County Schools contracts with EEC, Inc. of Ra-leigh for these require-ments. A copy of these reports is available at each

school office, the Board of Education office, 117 N.E. Tarboro St., and the Maintenance Department, 519 Ward Blvd., Building 1A. The reports contain findings and recommen-dations required by EPA guidelines. The recom-mendations outlined will minimize any potential accidental exposure to

asbestos. Only trained and licensed profession-als are allowed to correct any asbestos situations. The cooperation of par-ents, parent organizations, teachers, employees and students in dealing with this matter is greatly ap-preciated. Please direct inquiries to the director of maintenance at 399-7820.

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The Wilson County Schools website has a new URL and a new look. The website is packed with information, and it changes daily. You’ll find the latest news headlines about the district, accounts of Board of Education meetings, academic and event calendars, staff and Board of Education directories, links to

school websites, child nutrition menus, job opportunities and more. You’ll also find important links for students and parents. Interested in reading the entire Wilson County Board of Education policy manual? It’s on the web, too. The website’s a great resource. Visit often.

New to wilsoN CouNty sChools?

Whether you’re relocating to Wilson County and need to get your child en-rolled in school or you’re already local and need to register a kindergartner, the only stop you’ll have to make is the school system’s Welcome Center located at Adams Learning Center. At Adams, you’ll find a team ready to enroll your child, answer your questions and make sure your first experience with Wilson County Schools shows how glad we are you’re here.

The crew at Adams is ready right now to get the enrollment process started. To make an appointment, call 252.399.7870 to schedule a visit between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. We’ll complete the enrollment and then notify the principal at your child’s school. Your principal will contact you with informa-tion about schedules, bus routes and anything else you’ll need to know to get a great school year off to a fast start.

Directions to Adams are available at the school system website, www.wilson-schoolsnc.net. On the homepage, just click the Parent Tab and find Map of Schools. Then choose Adams Learning Center. Select Directions in the balloon, then key in your starting address and click Find Directions. If you’re using the GPS in your car, your destination is 639 Walnut St., Wilson, 27893.

steps to eNroll a studeNt iN wilsoN CouNty sChools:

1. Call Adams Learning Center at 399-7870 to schedule an appointment to reg-ister your child.

2. Bring a least two different types of address verification documents to your scheduled appointment.

3. Complete the enrollment documents requested of you.

4. Adams Learning Center staff will en-roll your child and notify your school’s principal of your enrollment.

5. Your school will contact you with your

child’s schedule, bus route and any ad-ditional information to assist you as we begin our school year together.

Please bring at least two of the fol-lowing items with you to Adams Learn-ing Center to enroll your child:

• Property tax records which indicate the street or road address location of the residence

• Copies of the mortgage documents or copies of deed to property which indicate the street or road address of the property

• Copy of the residential lease showing street or road address

• Copy of utility bill showing residence address

• Copy of current driver’s license show-ing street or road address

• Copy of voter registration form show-ing street or road residence address

• Copy of automobile registration show-ing street or road address

• Affidavit by designated school of-ficial setting forth that the address and residence has been verified by such designated school based on a personal visit by such school district official to the address

You will also need to bring a current Report Card for your child.

Once you arrive at Adams Learning Center you will be asked to complete each of the following forms that can also be found online under by clicking About Us, I’m New to Wilson:

1. A student enrollment form

2. Attendance Verification Form

3. Student Acceptable Use Agreement (technology)

4. Publication Waiver Release

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Elm City Elementary Claudia Spencer

Forest Hills Middle Joyce Best

Jones Elementary Roy Henderson

Lee Woodard Elementary Corey Walker

Speight Middle Valerie Budd

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Barnes Elementary Vernita Williams

Beddingfield High Glenn Reaves

Daniels Learning Center Anita Wright

Darden Middle F.T. Franks

Elm City Middle Eddie Doll

Fike High Steve Ellis

Gardners Elementary Pam Walthall

Hearne Elementary Jenny Hayes

Hunt High Jerry Simmons

Lucama Elementary John Joyner

New Hope Elementary Susan Bullock

Rock Ridge Elementary Jennifer Lewis

Springfield Middle Nelson Johnston

Stantonsburg Elementary Denise Taylor

Toisnot Middle Michael Kennedy

Vick Elementary Beverly Woodard

Vinson-Bynum Elementary Suzette Miller

Wells Elementary Wendy Sullivan

Wilson Early College Academy Robin Gasque

Winstead Elementary Tracy Joyner

Principal appointments for 2012-2013

Roy HendersonJones Elementary

Problems have solutions. Wilson County Schools wants to help you find one if a problem crops up.

The correct place to start when you’re looking for an answer is on the first step of the administrative lad-der.

Talk with the individual closest to your problem first and right away – the teacher in most instances. If your concern cannot be addressed to your satisfac-tion, climb the next step and talk to the principal. Most problems meet an eq-uitable solution here.

Still not the answer you’re seeking? Go up an-other rung; call the Central Office. Ask for the execu-tive director who supervis-es the grade level at which the problem has occurred – elementary, middle or high school. Still not con-tent? Call the Central Of-fice again and climb higher. Ask for the assistant super-intendent responsible for your school. Doesn’t work there either? That’s very rare.

Now it’s time to call the superintendent. But to reach that top step, be sure to have four important ‘yes’ answers ready. Have you talked with the teacher, principal, executive direc-tor and assistant superin-tendent?

It’s that easy … in that order. Step by step. Just climb the ladder.

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Pest management program controls treatment

Wilson County Schools uses an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) approach for controlling insects and rodents on every campus. IPM does not include the Early College Acad-emy, which is located on the campus of Wilson Community College. The school system contracts with Orkin to provide IPM service.

The IPM approach focuses on making school buildings and grounds an unfavorable place for pests to live and breed. Thorough maintenance and cleaning, for example, reduces or eliminates food and water sources on which pests depend and destroys places where pests can hide. Other IPM tech-niques include increasing sanitation and monitoring, sealing entry points, modifying storage practices and physically removing pests.

From time to time, controlling a pest problem will require the use of chemicals, which will be used only when necessary and not as a routine treatment. When chemicals must be used, the least toxic products will be applied. Access to treated areas will be protected against unauthorized

entry for the period specified for a particular chemical. Notices will be posted at application sites and will remain there until the time for safe reentry has passed. Parents can request a list of the pesticides that may be used on school campuses this year by contacting Mark Letch-worth, the school district’s director of maintenance, at 399-7820.

In addition, parents can request prior notification when specific pesticide applications are planned for their children’s schools. To receive notification, parents should call school and ask for an IPM Re-quest for Notification form. A form is required for each school from which a parent wishes notification. Those who submit the request will be notified at least 72 hours before a pesticide is applied.

If a chemical application is re-quired to control an emergency pest problem, notice will be provided as soon as reasonably possible after the application. Notification does not include cleaners (disinfectants), pesticides formulated as baits or gels and any EPA-exempt pesticide.


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August 23 Elementary Open House 4:00 – 6:00

Middle School Open House 5:00 – 7:00

High School Open House 6:00 – 8:00

August 22 Ninth Grade Orientation 6:00 – 8:00

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Wilson County Schools tobacco-freeWilson County Schools – every square foot of it – is tobacco free. The restriction, which covers every hour of the day, seven days a week, extends to school buildings, other school facilities, school vehicles, to all school-sponsored or school-related activities and to community events held on school property.

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North Carolina General Stat-ute 115C-391(a) requires local boards of education to include a reasonable dress code for students in policies governing the conduct of students. Wilson County Schools students have the freedom to be fashionable within the boundaries of accept-able dress established by Policy 6401, Student Dress and Ap-pearance, which follows. Also included below is a companion dress code for staff. Principals have the authority to put into practice additional measures governing standards for dress.

Student code The Wilson County Board of

Education respects a student’s right to choose his or her style of dress or appearance. However, students are expected to adhere to standards of cleanliness and dress that are compatible with the requirement of a good school environment.

If a student’s dress or lack of cleanliness is such that it consti-tutes a threat to health or safety, the principal or principal’s desig-nee may require the student and student’s parent or guardian to take appropriate action to rem-edy the situation. In addition, if a student’s dress or appearance is so unusual, inappropriate or lacking in cleanliness that it clearly disrupts class or learning activities, the student may be re-quired to change his or her dress or appearance.

Student violations of this policy shall be handled by the principal or principal’s designee. Violation of this policy shall be a Category One violation of Policy 6400, Student Conduct and Dis-cipline, and the penalty shall be the same as any other Category One violation.

Principals will maintain guide-lines to assist students in deter-mining appropriate dress and appearance for school, copies of which will be made available to parents and students. Items list-ed below shall be included in all school guidelines and shall apply to all students. Accommoda-tions will be made by the school principal or principal’s designee for those students who, because of a sincerely held religious be-lief, cultural heritage or medical reason, request a waiver of a particular guideline for dress or appearance. The superintendent shall establish appropriate pro-cedures and regulations for re-quests and disposition of waiver requests. Accommodations shall be made by the principal to ac-commodate students involved in special duties, vocational classes and projects, special events or other activities that would allow for nonconforming dress on a school campus.

• Clothing must be age ap-propriate, not disruptive to the teaching-learning process and cannot be provocative, indecent, vulgar or obscene.

• Hats, sweatbands, bandan-nas or sunglasses will not be worn inside the school buildings.

• Shorts must be of adequate

length to reach the ends of one’s fingertips when the student is standing and the arms are by one’s sides.

• Skirts and dresses must be no higher than three (3) inches above the top of the knee.

• Clothing will not be allowed which promotes alcoholic bev-erages, tobacco or the use of controlled substances, depicts violence, profanity, vulgarity or obscenity, is of a sexual nature or is of a disruptive nature.

• Shirts and blouses must cov-er the waist and midriff and go past the waistline. Tank tops or spaghetti-strap tops may not be worn as an outer garment.

• Footwear is required. Bed-room shoes are not allowed. Students in laboratory or shop environments must wear closed-toe shoes. Students in physical education classes must wear athletic shoes. Shoes that have laces must be laced and tied.

• Clothing is not to be sheer or mesh and cannot have excessive holes.

• Undergarments are not to be visible.

• Clothing must be worn ap-propriately (nothing inside-out or backwards, no rolled-up pant legs or unfastened bibbed overalls, no sagging pants, belts must be buckled and worn at the waistline, etc.).

• Clothing will not be allowed that is intentionally shredded or torn.

• Tight clothing such as knit or spandex bicycle/biker pants or overly tight pants is not allowed.

• Students shall not wear clothing articles with the intent to convey membership or affilia-tion in a gang.

• There shall be no jewelry af-fixed to a student’s nose, tongue, lips, cheeks or eyebrows.

uniform Student clothing

The Board of Education au-thorizes schools to implement programs in which students are required to wear uniform cloth-ing at school during the regular school day. The required wear-ing of uniform school clothing is intended to allow students to focus on instructional objectives of the school, favorably impact student attitude, promote harmo-ny among students and enhance the image of the school. Each school’s plan for uniform school clothing must be developed and approved according to the pro-cedures and timeline set forth in this policy. The Superintendent must approve all such plans be-fore they are implemented at the school level.

ApprovAl proceSS When a principal and School

Leadership Team (SLT)

have decided to develop a plan for uniform school clothing for their school, the principal shall notify the Superintendent that their school has begun this process and submit a proposed timeline.

When the proposed plan has been finalized by the SLT and principal, but before surveys are conducted, the principal must submit the proposed plan to the Superintendent for a preliminary review.

Upon completion of the survey, the principal shall forward the survey results to the Superinten-dent.

The Superintendent shall review and approve proposed plans that meet the requirements of this policy.

School plans will be imple-mented at the beginning of the school year. Final approval by the Superintendent of the pro-posed plan must be obtained a minimum of six months prior to the first day of the school year in which the plan will be imple-mented. Notification of parents of the implementation of a plan for uniform student clothing must be provided to parents within five (5) days of the Super-intendent’s approval.

plAnning

Each SLT and principal shall work together to develop the school’s proposed plan. The proposed plan must address the expected effects of the plan on:

• Safety

• School spirit

• Student discipline

• School iden-

tity

• Other effects

The proposed plan must ad-dress the following elements of uniform clothing design:

• Colors

• Logos (may be added to indi-vidual articles of clothing)

• Particular articles of clothing (e.g. skirts, shorts, slacks, shirts, vests, jackets, accessories)

The proposed plan must ad-dress the following:

• How clothing will be made available for low income stu-dents

• Accommodations for stu-dents for whom wearing particu-lar attire is part of their religious practice

• Accommodations for stu-dents whose health would be ad-versely affected by wearing the uniform clothing

• Procedures to allow students to wear or display accessory items that do not contribute to disruption or interfere with disci-pline or the rights of others

• Connection with the school’s discipline and character educa-tion plans

• Penalties for non-compliance

• Involvement of various par-ent groups in promoting the plan

• Timing of implementation

pArent SurveyS After developing the proposed

plan according to this policy, par-ents must be surveyed.

The parents/guardians of each student currently enrolled in a school must be given the oppor-tunity to agree or disagree with the implementation of the pro-posed plan through a paper sur-vey form. One survey form per family will be provided regard-less of the number of children enrolled in the school.

In order for the proposed plan to proceed forward in the ap-proval process, 70% of the po-tential respondents must register a response and, of those who respond, 65% must indicate their agreement with the proposed plan. Failure to obtain a response level or level of agreement equal to or greater than the percent-ages above stops the process for that school year. Principals and school leadership teams may consider developing a plan for uniform clothing each year.

review of plAnS

The principal and SLT of schools that implement uniform school clothing plans will evalu-ate the plans and will survey parents/guardians at least every 5 years to determine if continued interest in the plan exists. In order for the plan to continue, 70% of the potential respondents must register a response and, of those who respond, 65% must in-dicate their support for continu-ing the plan.

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Does your list of school supplies include sleep? Studies say it should, especially for teens.

Only 8 percent of American teenagers are getting the required nine or more hours of sleep needed, according to the National Sleep Foundation. In fact, a recent study published in the “Journal of Adolescent Health” found that more than 60 percent of high school students get less than seven hours of sleep per night. The situation does not improve in college, either. A 2010 study conducted at the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota revealed, not surprisingly, that 70 percent of college students get less than the 8 recommended hours of sleep.

While most people have, at times, battled sleep issues, poor sleep habits plague college campuses. Let’s face it - most college kids do not place a premium on a good night’s rest. In addition to sleep falling low on the priority list, most students are sleeping on cheap dorm mattresses and worn out pillows - which can affect sleep quality.

Perhaps reminding your student that there is a proven relationship between healthy sleep habits and academic success might help encourage healthier habits. In 2010, a University of Minnesota study found a significant positive correlation between the amount of sleep per night and GPA. Additionally, as the average number of days per week a student got less than five hours of sleep

increased, GPA decreased.Once a pattern of bad

sleep has developed, is it possible for teens and college students to “reset” their internal clocks? Researchers at the American Academy of Sleep Medicine say it is. Suggest that your students try following these tips, a little bit at a time, over several weeks:

• Try your best to avoid caffeine, smoking, alcohol, heavy exercise and heavy snacking (pizza included) at least three hours before bedtime.

• Don’t pull all-nighters or cram for exams late at night. Specifically schedule studying for when you’re most alert so your performance won’t be affected.

• Be as consistent as possible with your sleep habits, ideally aiming to go to bed at the same time each evening and get at least eight hours of sleep per night.

• Wake up at the same time every morning and head outside. Sunlight helps reset circadian rhythms, the body’s internal biological process that rotates around a 24-hour schedule.

• Turn off your cell phone and laptop at night. Besides being a distraction, exposure to light can suppress the production of melatonin, a hormone that aids sleep.

• Make sure your bedroom is set up for sleep. If you are a light sleeper or your dorm is noisy, try wearing earplugs

or noise-cancelling headphones. Keep the room cool and dark. Make your bed as comfortable as possible. Consider investing in a foam mattress pad and a quality pillow. For example, for around $100, you can purchase a mattress topper and a waterbase pillow, both of which greatly improve head, neck and back support while you sleep.

“While you most likely cannot control the amount of sleep your teens or college-aged kids receive, at least you can make sure that once they are in bed, the sleep they do

get is of the best quality,” explains Maurice Bard, founder and CEO of Mediflow Inc., a company that makes waterbase bed pillows. “One simple way to accomplish this is to make sure your teens are sleeping on the right pillow - one that adjusts to properly support their head and neck throughout the night.”

Countless studies have shown that people who get the right amount of sleep are physically and emotionally healthier - which is of course is something we all want for our children. Getting better grades is just the icing on the cake.

The start of a new school year is like a fresh box of crayons - full of possibilities.

Ginny Bean, mother of three and publisher of Ginny’s catalog, suggests families take advantage of this clean slate by estab-lishing some new organiz-ing routines.

Think ahead. Morn-ings are chaotic in most households with school-aged children. Consider handling as many daytime preparations as possible the night before. Lay out clothes. Pack lunches. Set out the breakfast dishes and cereal. Pack back-packs.

Bean suggests making systems kid-friendly, so young helpers can feel involved, and save mom some time in the pro-cess. “Carve out a spot on a lower shelf of the pantry for lunch boxes and lunch-making sup-plies. Then make children responsible for putting away their empty lunch boxes at the end of the school day, or even pack-ing their own lunch.”

Tackle school paper-work. Make a habit of sorting through children’s backpacks with them the same day they come home. Allot time after school, when you arrive home from work, or after dinner, depending on your family’s schedule. Use a tiered letter sorter or filing system with designated slots for each child’s pa-pers, and an “A.S.A.P.” space for teachers’ notes, permission slips and any-thing else that requires immediate attention.

For schoolwork and artwork you want to keep, try a two-step approach. First, purge unwanted items as soon as they come in the door. Collect the possible keepers in a storage bin or wheeled cart with

color-coded drawers that allow for easy separation by child or project type. Go through stored items at regular intervals, per-haps once a month or once a quarter. Keep in mind, the more you ac-cumulate, the easier it will be to pare down, as the best pieces will stand out from the crowd.

Designate a homework spot. Decide on the best spot in your home to set up homework central. Take into consideration how involved you need to be with homework and your child’s style. Does he focus better with people around or in a private setting? Is he better suited to sit at a desk or curled up in a favorite chair with a lap-top cart?

Once you have a place picked out, gather to-gether handy homework tools and supplies into a nearby bin, drawer or cabinet. Stock up on age-appropriate supplies such as pens, pencils, erasers, paper, crayons, markers, a ruler, diction-ary, calculator and a pencil sharpener.

Create a communica-tion hub. Include the family calendar, a chalk or bulletin board for posting messages and reminders, a binder for key documents, colored markers, pens and pen-cils. If you’re a visual person, consider color coding your calendar by assigning each fam-ily member a different color.

Remember not to for-get. Use wall hooks and baskets or bins near the front door to corral the items you need to re-member each day: back-packs, books, lunches, gym shoes, sports equip-ment and musical instru-ments.Courtesy of ARAcontent

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Creative and healthier after-school snack ideas

When school starts, kids’ schedules fill up fast, and that means they need the right fuel to keep their grow-ing bodies and minds satisfied. After a long day of learning, kids require a snack that will get them through homework, after-school sports and other activities until dinner is served. Before you reach for the default bag of chips, consider these healthier alterna-tives that are just as easy and convenient.

Creative, healthier after-school snack ideas that your kids will gobble up:

Delight in dip

It’s no secret kids love to dip, so make after-school snacking more interesting by provid-ing dip along with fresh fruit, veggies and crack-ers. Instead of salad dressing, change things up by mixing a single serve apple sauce cup with two tablespoons of peanut butter for a healthier dip alterna-tive. Watch as your little ones wolf down their carrots, celery, apples, pretzels and more. Par-ents love that this dip option has many nutri-tional benefits - the ap-ple sauce in it is a good source of vitamin C and peanut butter is packed with protein.

Refresh with frozen apple sauce

Apple sauce has been a snacking staple for years, but now you can add a little excitement to those prepackaged apple packs. Simply buy Tree Top apple sauce cups, made with 100 percent USA apples, and place them in the freezer for a tasty treat similar to sorbet, and a healthier alternative to most ice cream and frozen snacks. Kids can grab them on their own when they get home from school so mom and dad don’t have to lift a finger. Stock up on Tree Top apple juice boxes, too, for a complemen-tary, easy grab-and-go drink option.

Wrap it up

Keeping whole wheat tortillas on hand is a smart move for any parent because they are extremely versa-tile. When kids come home from school hungry, it’s easy to take a tortilla and fill it with their favorite nutritious fillings. For example, spread with classic peanut butter and jelly, add some ba-nana and honey, or fill with turkey and moz-zarella for a satisfying snack that keeps kids focused through all their homework.

Happily hydrated

Making sure your kids are hydrated is an impor-tant part of keeping them healthy and feeling great each day. When kids are busy at school and with after-school activities, they can become dehydrated quickly. Instead of sug-ary sodas, choose a more nutritious alternative like Tree Top reduced sugar 100 percent fruit juices. These tasty and refresh-ing drinks are made with hydrating coconut water and no artificial sweeten-ers and have 25 percent less sugar than regular 100 percent juices.

A smooth finish to the school day

Smoothies are a fun way for kids to get a ton

of nutrients in one single drink. It’s easy for parents to stock up on frozen fruit at the local grocery store. Then, when kids get home, they can choose what fla-vors they want and you can blend the fruit with low-fat milk, yogurt and ice for a cool and delicious drink. You might even sneak in a few veggies by adding a splash of vegetable juice, or a couple pre-steamed vegetables like carrots, kale or squash. The fruit flavors are so robust, your kids won’t even notice the veggies.

Healthy after-school snacks don’t have to be boring or bland. Try these ideas and you can feel good about what your kids eat - they may love them so much they’ll be re-questing them every day.Courtesy of ARAcontent

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Registration Fees: City Resident $35 • Non-City Resident $52

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Youth Fall SoccerSmart Start Age 3 • First Kicks Age 4 • Ages 5-15 (until teams are full)

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Youth Flag FootballAges 5-8

Five ways to help kids boost their brain powerEveryone is born with

about 100 billion brain cells. We form new con-nections between these cells throughout life, but the rate is particu-larly high when we’re young. Since those connections facilitate thinking and learning, parents who want to help give their children an intellectual edge should consider the brain-healthy choices they make each day.

“Making the effort to nurture your child’s brain with both proper nutrients and varied experiences, especially when they are young and developing at such a fast rate, is crucial,” says speech pathologist Lauren Zimet, founder of Early Insights, LLC, and an expert on child-hood brain develop-ment. “The connections in brain circuitry can be enhanced through the environments and activ-ities a child is exposed to, and participates in, as well as the nutrients a child consumes.”

Zimet offers five tips to help parents enhance healthy brain develop-ment in their children, positioning them for success in school today, and well into their fu-ture:

Select a rainbow

It’s no secret that the benefits of fresh fruits and vegetables are numerous, but thanks to the results of ongo-ing research, you can confidently add brain health to that list. En-courage your children to eat a colorful array of produce (organic when possible) each day so they get the an-

tioxidants, vitamins and minerals needed to nourish and protect their growing brains. If your child is resistant to eating produce, en-courage them to come shopping with you and select something new to try. Kids are more likely to eat what they have selected themselves.

Relax the right way

While it’s true that exercise boosts brain power, it’s also impor-tant to teach children how to relax. Balanc-ing activity with relax-ation is important so that kids don’t get too stressed, which can impact the brain’s de-velopment and lead to learning and behavior problems.

Teaching children early on the benefit of setting goals, working towards those goals, and giving their brain and body time to relax are important life skills. When it’s time to relax, skip the TV and teach your child that taking a walk in nature, reading a book or drawing are great ways to unwind. Deep breathing is also an excellent practice to teach children of all ages.

Eat omega-3 brain food

Omega-3 essential fatty acids are critical to a child’s brain devel-opment. They are called “essential” because we need them for optimal health. The problem is that our bodies can-not manufacture them and we can only get them from the food we eat or supplements we take. While fish, nuts

and seaweed are good omega-3 sources, kids typically don’t gobble down these foods. That leaves many parents worried that their kids aren’t getting enough, and with omega-3 defi-cits linked to ADHD, dyslexia and other behavioral and psy-chological disorders, many are turning to supplements for their children. Experts agree that the safest, most reliable source of the most important essen-tial fatty acids (EPA and DHA) is a high quality fish oil supplement. Fortunately, there are purified, molecularly distilled fish oil supple-

ments that are manu-factured with kids in mind. Parents should be sure to choose one of these chewable, tasty options like those by Nordic Naturals to en-sure success in getting their children to take the supplements.

Happy brains are hydrated brains

Staying hydrated is important for growing brains and bodies. Wa-ter can improve energy, increase mental and physical performance, remove toxins and waste from the body, and keep skin healthy and glowing. Based on

the trillions of cells in the body that need wa-ter to function, most nutritionists agree that children need more, not less H20. To estimate how many ounces of water your child should drink daily, divide his or her weight in half and aim for that num-ber of ounces per day.

Be a positive support system early on

Learning is a complex process, but children will be more open to trying new things when they know their par-ents believe in them. Acknowledging effort, instead of the outcome,

strengthens a child’s belief in himself or her-self. Teaching goal set-ting, prioritizing activi-ties and working off of check lists exercises the prefrontal cortex (PFC) in the brain. Experi-mentation through trial and error is the way the brain learns best.

“Giving your child’s brain what it needs to grow strong can help him or her at school and in all social situ-ations,” adds Zimet. “Utilizing these tips is a great way to help position your child for success in the coming school year, and be-yond.”Courtesy of ARAcontent

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Reid StReetCommunity CenteR

Many annual programs, including homework study time, activities on teacher workdays, afternoon mov-ies, amateur boxing. For in-formation on any program, contact 399-2277. Located at 907 East Reid Street.

ReCReation PaRk Community CenteR

For information on the following programs call 399-2285.

karate

For ages 4 to adult. Reg-istration is year round. Classes are held every Tuesday. Fee is $32-$49.95. Contact: Dana Hall.

Jumpnastics

For ages 3-5. Classes are held every Monday at 4:15 p.m.

Gymnastics

For ages 6 and up. Class-es are held Mondays at 5 p.m. for beginners and 6 p.m. for intermediate.

tumbling:

For ages 10 and up. Reg-istration monthly Classes are held every Wednesday night.

ReCReation dePaRtment SPoRtS

Register for fall sports at Recreation Park Communi-ty Center or the Reid Street Community Center from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday or online at www.wilsonnc.org/ webt-rac/. For more information contact Travis Stigge at 399-2264 or Braxton Patterson at 399-2267. Registration dead- lines vary depending on the sport you are inter-ested in. Youth soccer: ages 3-15 Coed volleyball: ages 7-12; Tackle football: ages 9-12; Flag football: ages 5-8; Fall baseball: ages 5-12; Fall soccer

WilSon Family ymCaFor information about

these classes call 291-9622 or register at the Y.

Gymnastics

Preschool and up, classes run Sept. 3-Dec.20. Mem-bers: $160 / Non-members: $200. Hours and classes vary. Call the YMCA 291-9622 for class times.

elementary energyExercise class is Monday,

Monday and Wednesday, 4 p.m., Sept. 4 - Dec. 13. $25 / $30

Home School youth Fit

Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 1:15. Sept. 4 - Dec. 13. $10 / $15

middle School madness

Monday and Wednesday, 6 p.m., Sept. 4 - Dec. 13. $25 / $30

High Power

Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m., Sept. 4 - Dec. 13. $25 / $30

Fit Friends

Wednesdays, 4 p.m., Sept. 4 - Dec. 13. $25

Girls on the Run

Sept. 10 - Nov. 15, hours vary by team. Registration opens Aug. 28. $125

5k training Program

Tuesday, 7 p.m., Saturday, 8:30 a.m., Sept. 11 - Nov. 10. $50 / $75

WilSon County PubliC libRaRy

The Wilson County Public Library will be resuming storytime this fall, as well as other children-based pro-gramming. For more info, visit their website at www.wilsoncountypubliclibrary.org.

Storytime (main branch)

At 249 W. Nash St. from Sept. 14 to Nov. 17. Lap Sit (birth to 2 years) is Wednes-days and Thursdays 9:30-9:50 a.m. Preschool (3-4 years) is Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10 to 10:30 a.m. School age is Wednes-days at 3:30 p.m.

Story times (additional branches)

Each county branch (East Branch, Black Creek, Crocker, Elm City, Lucama) will offer an afternoon story time twice a month.

Salvation amy boyS and GiRlS Club

The Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club afterschool care starts Aug. 25. Cost is $30 a month and includes homework tutoring pro-gram Power Hour, as well as several other National Boys and Girls Club pro-grams including, Smart

Moves, Street Smarts, Tri-ple Play and many others. The program also includes devotions, songs, arts and crafts, games, gym activities and a snack. For more infor-mation call 243-5433.

tanG Soo doTang Soo Do Karate

Center is accepting new students in kindergarten through middle school in the karate after-school program for martial arts lessons, supervised homework time and tutoring options. Included in the program are early release and teacher workdays at no extra cost. Pickup offered in Wilson, Rock Ridge, Elm City and Bailey area schools. 291-8752.

GiRl SCoutS

For information on join-ing a troop in the Girl Scouts-North Carolina Coastal Pines, contact Traci Valdez-Patton at 919- 432-6121 or visit the website at www.nccoastalpines.org. Girls Scouts is for girls grades K-12. Troops usually start in August and end in June. Cost is $12 registra-tion fee with dues of $1-$5 per month.

HunteR’S danCeRegistering for dance

classes including Mommy and Me, tumble and dance, ballet, pointe, tap, jazz, lyri-cal, hip hop, elite classes, tumble, tumble team and Company Dancers of Wilson competitive dance team. Also offering dance and tumble at Greenfield Preschool, A Child’s Place and The Growing Tree. Call 237-3578 or visit www.hunt-ersdance.com.

toe 2 toe danCeToe 2 Toe Dance is now

enrolling for the fall. For ages 2 to adult. Offering classical ballet, pointe, lyrical, Broadway tap, hip hop, jazz, Mommy and Me, Zumba, ballroom (group and private lessons). Now competing in hip hop and jazz. For more informa-tion and prices visit www. toe2toedancellc.com, call 237-3302 or visit at 3475 Airport Boulevard.

meGan’S aCademy oF danCe

Megan’s Academy of Dance is now enrolling for the 2012-2013 dance year.

Classes available for ages 3 to adult with ballet, lyrical, pointe, tap, jazz, clogging, hip hop, Zumba, and Mom- my & Me. Call 237-3625 or email maofdance@yahoo. com for further informa-tion.

danCe Studio bClasses resume Monday,

August 27 at the Wilson Mall location in the newly renovated studio. Open house is Aug. 19 from 2 to 4 p.m. Classes are for ages 2 to adult. Offering classes in ballet, pointe, contem-porary, jazz, hip hop, tum-bling, tap and belly dance as well as flash mob fitness, pom class for aspiring cheerleaders and musical theater class. Combination classes taught for younger students. www.dancestu-diob.com. 252-291-3363 (Patricia Bradshaw)

kiddie kamPuS oF WilSon

After-school program includes pick-up, healthy snacks, homework help and tutoring, along with many other free choice activities. Playground includes soccer goals, basketball courts, kickball area and more. After-school pickup offered from most schools; before-school offered if there’s enough participation. Open

from 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. 291-7550.

land oF leaRninGLand of Learning is offer-

ing before- and after- school care for children ages 5 to 12. The after- school pro-gram offers homework help and many arts and crafts activities. Land of Learning has a full schedule during teacher workdays and holi-days filled with field trips and community guests. Stop by 3424 Airport Blvd. for a tour or call 291-1990.

abC aCademy oF blaCk CReek

Accepting enrollment for school-age program — before- and after-school as well as workdays and early release. Program includes homework assis-tance, art, music, field trips and snacks. Professional tutoring available. School drop-off and pickup from Lee-Woodard, Lucama and Stantonsburg elementary and Speight middle schools. Located at 112 Church St. in Black Creek. 243-2315 or 291-0045.

aRt ClaSSeSAlison Hesmer is offering

a wide variety of children’s art classes year round at Studio One, 407 W. Nash St.

Ages: 2 years old through high school. Call 291-4040 or 291- 2160 for informa-tion.

aRtS unlimitedFor information on these

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Paint-your-own pottery

After school from 3 to 5 p.m. Call to reserve your space. $10.

Wood burning class

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make pot holders class

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Painted photo messenger bag

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Rhinestone and painted aprons or totes

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Kids are bullied. This is not shocking to

anyone. But the recent headlines and tragedies are shocking. While most adults can recall someone in their school that was always picked on — or can tell a story of being bullied them-selves — the change we see in today’s society is the extreme pressure and the relentless use of social media that makes it impossible for the vic-tim to escape. This 24/7 exposure is resulting in very tragic outcomes – suicide, dropouts, and revenge attacks on school grounds.

“I wanted to make sure we never have one of those horrible head-lines here in Wilson,” said Erika Dietrick.

Dietrick started the Wilson Youth Council’s anti-bullying program as an outreach to teens. She was recognized as both the 2012 NC Jaycees Most Outstand-ing Teen and the 2012 NC Most Outstanding Youth Council Member for her leadership in the project. She is a re-cent graduate of Hunt High School and WYC alumni member. While Dietrick has graduated from the youth council, and will be attending ECU Honors College in the fall, the council has committed to continuing the project into the new school year.

The Wilson Youth Council will be pre-senting their research findings and new proj-ect ideas at the Wilson Gang Taskforce Confer-ence on Bullying and

Gangs on Friday, Octo-ber 26. The conference is for teachers, profes-sionals and parents.

The WYC will present a skit about the effect of bullying and share their research findings after surveying more than 1,200 Wilson high school students.

The anti-bullying proj-ect is most recognized by a bright white oval sticker, with bold purple letters which reads, “SMH@BULLYING”. Most adults would rec-ognize the popular oval shape to be similar to the OBX (outer banks) window decals, but the message might be lost.

The initials “SMH” stand for “shaking my head”. It is a disapprov-ing message often used in texting, tweeting and on Facebook (ask most any teen, and they will look at you with a “duh” face).

The WYC developed a sticker, wide silicone purple bracelets, a sur-vey and petitions, all incorporating the new message.

WYC will add to the program this year with two new projects.

The first is a poster contest. Each high school will hold an in-ternal contest for the best originally designed anti-bullying poster. Students will submit their poster designs to the guidance office at their individual school. The top three from each school will then be judged by the SMH Team to select one win-ner.

The winning design

will be used by the WYC to create an anti-bully-ing message that will be distributed to all high schools.

The second project will be a new action plan to help teens un-derstand how to coun-teract bullying. WYC will again host “Mix It Up Day” in October. This is an opportunity for students to mix up who they sat with dur-ing lunch. This helps with breaking down barriers. Students will be encourages to sign the SMH pledge which calls student to action to break the bullying triangle.

The bullying triangle consists of three parts: (1) the bully, (2) the victim, and (3) the bystander. The major-ity of those involved in bullying are the by-standers. The people, who let it slide, remain silent, make an excuse, laugh or just walk away. Laughing encourages bullies. Silence is a per-mission slip to continue.

Throughout the year, the WYC will be pro-moting actions to help bystanders know what to do, how to safely stand up, speak out and counteract the bullying.

The WYC goals are to hold awareness pro-grams in the schools, have community pro-grams for parents and to change the culture in schools.

WYC is an award-win-ning council. The Gov-ernor’s Youth Advocacy and Involvement Office awarded the WYC the 2012 “NC Most Diverse

Wilson Youth Council Takes a Stand Against Bullying

Council” award. In addi-tion, WYC received the “NC Most Outstanding State Youth Council” in both 2011 and 2008.

The Wilson Youth Council will hold an Open House for new members on Monday, September 10 at 6:30 p.m. in the city council chambers in town hall, located at 112 Golds-boro Street.

The WYC focuses on leadership and com-munity service. It is free

and open for member-ship to all high school students in Wilson dur-ing the fall semester. WYC is sponsored by the City of Wilson’s Hu-man Relations Office.

To find out more, call 399-2308 or visit our web page at www.Wil-sonNC.org Key word: youth

Above, Superintendent Sean Bulson and the Wilson Youth Council show off their numbers for the “Stand Together” website. Below, students collect signatures for “Mix it Up Day,” which will be held again this October. Photos courtesy of The WYC


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Wilson County Bus Schedule: 2012-13ALL TIMES ARE ESTIMATED (STOPS & TIMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE THOUGHOUT THE YEAR)

BARNES Bus 121WASHINGTONST&NTUSKEEGEEST7:31AMOLDSTANTONSBURGRD&ELRAMEYCIR7:40AM

Bus 145BANKSLANERD& NC42HWYE 7:35AMTUCKERCT&BUCKBRANCHCIR 7:37AM1720LIPSCOMBRD 7:43AMSOMERSETAPTS 7:43AMLENOIRDR&FIELDCRESTRD 7:46AMBEACONPOINTAPTS 7:48AMFIELDCRESTRD& LENOIRDR 7:49AMSCHOOL:BARNES 7:51AM

Bus 155NICKELDR&MINCHEWST 7:40AMOLDSTANTONSBURGCIR&DAVIEST7:41AMLANEST&ORANGEST7:45AMSANDYCREEKDR&GEELN7:49AMBus 277SNOWDENDR&AUGUSTACIR 7:45AMFREEMANST&STACOMAST 7:47AMSTUSKEEGEEST&CARVERMHP 7:48AM

Bus 281 LANEST&BYNWOODDR 7:40AMSNOWDENDR&BIRCHWOODDR 7:42AMEASTTRAILDR&EASTTRAILDR 7:44AM2201LANEST 7:49AM

Bus 289 OLDSTANTONSBURGRD7:37AM1819FARRIORAVE 7:39AMADVENTURALN& FITCHDR 7:45AMBRIANSDR&HOWARDJONESCT 7:49AMSCHOOL:BARNES 7:50AM

ELM CITY Bus 159 4170UPCHURCHRD 6:52AM4468UPCHURCHRD 6:54AM4578UPCHURCHRD 6:55AM4874ROSEBUDCHURCHRD 7:03AMLITTLEFARMRD&ROSEBUDCHURCHRD 7:05AMBRIDGERSVILLERD& PEANUTPL 7:07AM6054BRIDGERSVILLERD7:08AM6449BOTTOMS DAIRYRD 7:10AM7467JOBERD 7:16AM8105TOWNCREEKRD 7:17AM8221TOWNCREEKRD 7:18AM8454ORCHARDRD 7:29AM7809ELANGLEYRD 7:32AM6510ELANGLEYRD 7:39AM

Bus 290 MAINST&PINEGROVE 7:31AMMLKINGJRCIR&BARNESST 7:33AMERAILROADST&LINCOLNST 7:35AM

Bus 292 5023LAKEWILSONRD 7:15AM5102LAKEWILSONRD 7:16AM4916LAKEWILSONRD 7:17AM4821LAKEWILSONRD 7:18AM4220WLANGLEYRD 7:23AM5248LINDSEYRD 7:25AM6874STAGECOACHRD 7:28AM6067HOMESTEADRD 7:33AM602NPARKERST 7:39AMDANIELDR&COBBRD 7:40AMDANIELDR&DANIELDR 7:41AMNPARKERST&WNORTHST 7:42AMNBRANCHST&EMAINST 7:43AMEMAINST&TYSONLN 7:44AMECHURCHST&ELMSDR 7:45AMSBRANCHST&EWILSONST 7:46AMTAYLORSTEC&SBRANCHSTEC 7:47AM

Bus 319US301HWYN&JUSTINTRAIL 7:22AMUS301HWYN&PINEMEADOWRD 7:23AMMLKINGJRCIR&KASEYCIR 7:29AMDAWESDR&ERAILROADST 7:30AMMLKINGJRCIR&VICKST 7:30AM

ERAILROADST&BARNESST 7:31AMWEAVERCIR&TRACEYCT 7:32AMWEAVERCIR&INCURVE 7:34AM6810HEFFNERRD 7:38AM

Bus 3285614ROCKQUARRYRD 7:18AMFARMERCT&BOTTOMSDAIRYRD 7:19AM6535ROCKQUARRYRD 7:22AMMLKINGJRCIR&MAINST,27878 7:26AMBROOKFIELDDR&COUNTYLINERD 7:27AMSHADWELLCT&COUNTYLINERD 7:28AM8949ROBBINSRD 7:31AMSANDSTONECT&REEDYBRANCHRD 7:38AMROCKQUARRYRD&COBBLESTONERD 7:39AM5719ROCKQUARRYRD 7:40AM5929BOTTOMSDAIRYRD7:41AM6363ELANGLEYRD 7:44AM

GARDNERS

Bus 1163651OLDSHARPSBURGLP7:19AM3703WEAVERRD 7:20AM3736WEAVERRD 7:21AM3841WEAVERRD 7:22AM4104SHAWNEERD 7:23AM4121SHAWNEERD 7:24AMCHEROKEERD&SHAWNEERD 7:25AMARAPAHOERD&IROQUOISRD 7:26AMSEMINOLERD&ARAPAHOERD 7:27AM4218CHINOOKRD 7:28AMYUMARD&CHINOOKRD 7:29AM3956CHICKASAWCT 7:35AM4043WEAVERRD 7:37AM

Bus 1676037WEBBLAKERD 6:17AM6131GARDNERSSCHRD 6:20AM6424HOLDENSCROSSRD6:24AM6670PINEYGROVECHURCHRD 6:30AM8950ASPENGROVECHURCHRD 6:44AM9215POCOSINRD 6:48AM7517GLOVERRD 7:09AM7753BAKERTOWNRD 7:14AM7522BAKERTOWNRD 7:16AM6405TOWNCREEKRD 7:21AM6424TOWNCREEKRD 7:22AM6669TOWNCREEKRD 7:25AM6801BRIDGERSVILLERD 7:29AM6912SHALLINGTONMILLRD 7:30AM7343TORYPL 7:32AM7465TORYPL 7:34AM7470SHALLINGTONMILLRD 7:38AM7528SHALLINGTONMILLRD 7:39AM7333STRICKLANDFARMRD 7:47AM6311NC42HWYE 7:51AM6232NC42HWYE 7:52AM6275NC42HWYE 7:53AM6061NC42HWYE 7:54AM5504NC42HWYE 7:55AM

Bus 2985615WEAVERRD 7:16AM5424WEAVERRD 7:17AM5434WEAVERRD 7:18AM4512VARNELLRD 7:22AM4437VARNELLRD 7:23AM4639LANDFILLRD 7:28AMLANDFILLRD&TAMMY 7:29AMLANDFILLRD&TREYRD 7:30AM4151EUS264ALT 7:31AM5021EUS264ALT 7:34AMEUS264ALT&SECONDRD 7:35AM5636CARTERRD 7:43AM

Bus 3055701GARDNERSSCHRD 7:01AM6574GARDNERSSCHRD7:06AM6622GARDNERSSCHRD7:06AMGARDNERSSCHRD&PITTST 7:12AM6518KNIGHTSMILLRD 7:17AM6261KNIGHTSMILLRD 7:19AM5634HOLDENSCROSSRD 7:23AM5520JANICECT 7:28AM4927TARTTSMILLRD 7:31AM4431TARTTSMILLRD 7:34AM4216TARTTSMILLRD 7:35AM4240KENTRD 7:37AM4851SAWDUSTRD 7:43AMSAWDUSTRD&LASSITERMILLRD 7:44AM4621WEBBLAKERD 7:45AM4504WEBBLAKERD 7:46AM

JONES

Bus 171MERCKRD&

DRUMMONDDR 6:27AMBLAZINGSTARLN&CAMSTRADERDR 6:32AMCAMSTRADERDR&ASHBROOKDR 6:33AMCYPRESSDR&ASHBROOKDR 6:33AMASHBROOKDR&RAVENRIDGEDR 6:34AM4408RALEIGHRDPKWY 6:36AM5100BLOOMERYRD 6:39AM5503BLOOMERYRD 6:49AM6213LAMMRD 6:49AMSHILOHCHURCHRD&VISTARD 6:53AM6366COUNTRYSIDERD 6:58AM6404COUNTRYSIDERD 6:58AMCALEBCT&SANFORDRD 7:02AM5455LAMMRD 7:05AM5434JONESEYRD 7:09AM5235LAMMRD 7:16AM6308WUS264ALT 7:23AM7132WUS264ALT 7:28AM6944BRUCERD 7:31AMMAMIERD&AGNESCT 7:44AM

Bus 294ALTHORPDR&GLOUCESTERDR 6:59AMBELLEMEADEDR&JENNINGSFARMDR 7:04AM3204RALEIGHRDPKWYS7:06AMWOLFTRAPDR&DEERPATHDR 7:06AM2112BURNSIDEDR 7:10AMPARKSIDEDR&BURNSIDEDR 7:11AMPARKSIDEDR&TANGLEWOODDR 7:12AMCOLONIALAVE&TANGLEWOODDR 7:13AMTANGLEWOODDR&DOGWOODLN 7:14AM3202QUINNDR 7:15AMSTARSHIPLN&JETSTREAMDR 7:20AMSCHOOL:JONESELEM. 7:28AMSTARSHIPLN&LEARCT7:46AMSTARSHIPLN&CITATIONCT 7:47AMBus 299LAMMRD&HARVESTRD 7:11AMOLDDAMDR&NC42HWYW 7:16AMNC42HWYW&WALNUTCREEKDR 7:17AMNC42HWYW&BOYETTEDR 7:17AMNC42HWYW&CRANBERRYRIDGEDR 7:18AM2712FHMANOR 7:21AMWINDINGRIDGEDR&CRESCENTDR 7:24AMWALKERDR&TRACEDR 7:27AMSCHOOL:JONESELEM. 7:30AMCHASERD&NEALSHIREDR 7:38AMCHASERD&DIANNEDR7:41AMCHELSEADR&COLUMBIAAVE 7:42AMCOLUMBIAAVE&FULTONPL 7:44AMCHELSEADR&SUTTONPL 7:45AM3701ASHBROOKDR 7:48AM

LEE WOODARD

Bus 1404624LELYRD 7:03AM4644LELYRD 7:04AMJONATHANCT&WELLONSCT 7:05AMSCUPPERNONGRD&WELLONSCT 7:06AM4442YANKRD 7:13AM4215US117HWY 7:16AM4021DOROTHYLN 7:17AM4636FRANKPRICECHURCHRD 7:22AM4709FRANKPRICECHURCHRD 7:23AMFRANKPRICECHRD&MALLARDLN 7:24AM5307AKRONLN 7:27AM5330AKRONLN 7:28AM5050YANKRD 7:29AMCARRRD&GOOSENECKLN 7:30AM5214FRANKPRICECHRD 7:31AM5256FREDCT 7:36AM5077COMMUNITYGROCERYRD 7:41AM4745YANKRD 7:43AM4536YANKRD 7:44AM4558YANKRD 7:45AM

Bus 146 401ECENTERST 7:45AM7116FATERD 7:11AM6612FRANKPRICECHURCHRD 7:21AM6407JAYCROSSRD 7:22AM6518JAYCROSSRD 7:23AM6718JAYCROSSRD 7:25AM6753JAYCROSSRD 7:26AM5213WHITNEYLN 7:35AM5224CASTLEWOODDR 7:37AM

5312EVANSDALERD 7:38AM5424FRANKPRICECHURCHRD 7:39AM403CENTRALAVE 7:41AMMCLEANST&BRANCHST,27813 7:43AMCEMETERYST,27813&MERCERST,27813 7:46AM

LUCAMA

Bus 1357338LITTLEROCKCHURCHRD 7:38AM7539POWELLHOOKSRD7:43AM7541LITTLEROCKCHURCHRD 7:31AM7563TEDDERRD 7:32AM7616POWELLHOOKSRD7:43AM7637TEDDERRD 7:32AM7703TEDDERRD 7:32AM8122HARRELLSTORERD 7:28AM8412NEWSOMEMILLRD7:10AM9160FABWHITLEYRD 7:14AM9204FRANKRD 7:22AMHARRELLSTORERD&EUNICECT 7:29AMHARRELLSTORERD&REDMAPLECT 7:27AMLITTLEROCKCHRD&MONIQUERD 7:31AMTEDDER&ROUSE 7:35AM

Bus 154 4222CRAFTLN 7:25AM4230SHIRLEYRD 7:19AM4443KENROYRD 7:31AM4460US301HWYS 7:33AM4707STMARYSCHURCHRD 6:56AM4756STMARYSCHRD 6:57AM4760RAINWATERRD 6:58AM4864RAINWATERRD 6:59AM4864STMARYSCHURCHRD 6:56AM5004US301HWYS 7:34AM5005ARTISRD 6:59AM5015BOSWELLVILLERD 7:27AM5027STMARYSCHURCHRD 6:55AM5056RAINWATERRD 7:05AM5101ARTISRD 7:10AM5316BOSWELLVILLERD 7:28AM5327US301HWYS 6:53AM5358CREECHRD 7:37AM5427STMARYSCHURCHRD 7:08AM6061BLALOCKRD 7:39AM6132BLALOCKRD 7:39AMBOSWELLVILLERD&SKYLANDLP 7:14AMLITTLEROCKCHRD&JUANITALOOP 7:47AMLITTLEROCKCHRD&JUANITALP 7:48AMRAPERRD&STMARYSCHURCHRD 7:24AM

Bus 1617214UPPERBLACKCREEKCHURCHRD 7:01AM7328LEISURERD 7:02AM7642US301HWYS 7:04AM612WSEVENTHST 7:12AMNWHITLEYDR&NWHITLEYDR 7:13AMENGLEWOODDR&WLINCOLNDR 7:16AM9016STMARYSCHURCHRD 7:19AM6823NC581HWY 7:22AM7073NC581HWY 7:25AM7817OSCARLP 7:31AM7832SIMPSONRD 7:32AM8211SPRINGHILLCHURCHRD 7:37AM7439WIGGINSMILLRD 7:39AMGREENFORESTRD&WIGGINSMILLRD 7:41AMMOBLEYRD&GABRIELSWAY 7:46AMLITTLEROCKCHRD&BOULDERDR 7:48AMLITTLEROCKCHRD&GRANITEDR 7:49AMBus 286MAINST&JOHNSONST 7:08AM6044LUCAMARD 7:09AM5650SCOTTCHRD 7:11AM5457SCOTTCHRD 7:12AM5524WIGGINSMILLRD 7:15AM6107WIGGINSMILLRD 7:16AM7427OSCARLP 7:25AM7377OSCARLP 7:26AM7025STMARYSCHURCHRD 7:28AM7128OSCARLP 7:28AM7007STMARYSCHRD 7:29AM6345STMARYSCHURCHRD 7:30AM6170STMARYSCHRD 7:31AM5658STMARYSCHURCHRD 7:33AM5433RADFORDRD 7:34AM4837RADFORDRD 7:37AMBLANCHFIELDSLN&RADFORDRD 7:45AMPINEVIEWST&LUCASST 7:47AM

MARGARET HEARNE

Bus 103700LIBBYST 7:38AMLIBBYST&EMORYST 7:39AM1101FIRSTST 7:40AMPARKAVE&PARKVIEWST 7:42AMWARRENST&HYATTDR 7:45AM

Bus 125HARPERST&INDUSTRIALAVE 7:30AMUS301HWYN&LEANNIECIR 7:39AM1800LONDONCHURCHRD 7:43AMFOUNTAINDR&CHALKDR 7:46AMFOUNTAINDR&LONDONDR 7:47AMVOGUEST&INDUSTRIALAVE 7:49AM

Bus 139CANALST&GREENBRIARMHP 7:29AMTOISNOTAVE&CANALST 7:30AMSAMUELST&GREENBRIARMHP 7:31AMWILLIAMSST&INDUSTRIALAVE 7:32AMNGOLDSBOROST&WILLIAMSST 7:33AMPARKAVE&WSPRUCEST 7:40AMWWALNUTST&SBRUTONST 7:41AMWARRENST&WWALNUTST 7:42AM

Bus 174 FORRESTRD&ANTHONYST 7:40AMSTARMOUNTCIR&PARKVIEWST 7:41AM202WGARNERST 7:42AMWWALNUTST&DEANSST 7:46AM

Bus 285FAIRFAXAVE&LAWNDALEDR 7:39AMCANNONST&NROUNTREEST 7:41AMANSONST&NROUNTREEST 7:42AMGROVEST&NROUNTREEST 7:43AMBYNUMST&GROVEST 7:44AMCOLLEGECIR&WINSTEADST 7:45AMCOLLEGECIR&BYNUMST 7:46AM207RALEIGHRDPKWYN 7:47AM

VICK

Bus 134MANCHESTERST&ROUNDTREEAVE 7:30AMWOODARDAVE&SINGLETARYST 7:31AM507SPENDERST,27893 7:32AMPENDERST&ROBERSONST 7:33AMEBARNESST&SPETTIGREWST 7:34AMBIRCHST&POPLARST 7:39AMSJACKSONST&WKENANST 7:45AMEVANCEST&NDOUGLASST 7:47AMOAKAVE&EVANCEST 7:48AM

Bus 279HADLEYST&ELVIEST 7:36AM814MANCHESTERST 7:37AM805LINCOLNST 7:38AMELVIEST&NORAST 7:39AMRAILROADST&ELVIEST 7:40AMCEMETERYST,27893&MAURYST 7:41AMMAURYST&STEPHENSONST 7:42AM

Bus 283EWALNUTST&SIMSST7:38AMEWALNUTST&SDOUGLASST 7:39AMMOOREST&SUGGSST 7:40AMELVIESCHOOLDR&MOOREST 7:41AM1310ENASHST,27893 7:44AMLANEST&SPOWELLST7:45AMNEWBERNST&ROUNDTREEAVE 7:46AMWOODARDAVE&FINCHST 7:47AM

NEW HOPEBus157NC58HWYN&SOLARISDR 7:23AM6008NC58HWYN 7:27AM6033NC58HWYN 7:28AMADRIANRD&

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS


HORNES CHURCH RD 7:35 AMBAKERS CT & HORNES CHURCH RD 7:41 AM5117 NC 58 HWY N 7:44 AMNC 58 HWY N & SUMMIT PLACE 7:45 AMHUNTING RIDGE RD & BEAR TRAP RD 7:48 AMWILD TURKEY CT & PHEASANT DR 7:49 AMPHEASANT DR & OTTER RD 7:50 AMUPLAND GAME RD & ARCHERS RD 7:51 AM Bus 2954371 LONDON CHURCH RD 7:06 AMWINDFIELD CT & LONDON CHURCH RD 7:10 AM4657 LAKE WILSON RD 7:11 AMCHANDLER DR & LAKE WILSON RD 7:12 AMLAKE HILLS DR & LAKE WILSON RD 7:13 AMSHERWOOD DR & LADY MARIAN RD 7:14 AMRASBERRY DR & MARTHA LN 7:16 AM3529 SHADOW RIDGE DR 7:17 AMDEWFIELD DR & PINEHURST DR 7:20 AMDEWFIELD DR & PINEHURST DR 7:49 AMDEWFIELD DR & DEERCREEK DR 7:50 AMHATCHER LN & DEWFIELD DR 7:51 AMIRONWOOD DR & DEERCREEK DR 7:52 AMNEW HOPE/ DRIVER CHILD 7:54 AM Bus 3094525 COUNTRY CLUB DR 7:28 AM5115 COUNTRY CLUB DR 7:29 AM5038 COUNTRY CLUB DR 7:31 AM5017 COUNTRY CLUB DR 7:32 AM4901 PEBBLE BEACH CIR 7:35 AMPEBBLE BEACH CIR & WILLOW CREEK DR 7:36 AMCOUNTRY CLUB DR & MASTERS LN 7:38 AMST GEORGES DR & WINGED FOOT LN 7:39 AMST GEORGE S DR & GLENEAGLES LN 7:40 AMCOUNTRY CLUB DR & FOXFIRE LN 7:42 AM4501 ST ANDREWS DR 7:43 AMPHEASANT DR & CORNISH CT 7:48 AM5109 PACKHOUSE RD 7:53 AM Bus 329NANTUCKET DR & COUNTRY CLUB DR 7:26 AMCOUNTRY CLUB DR & NANTUCKET DR 7:27 AMCOUNTRY CLUB DR & PORTSMOUTH DR 7:28 AM W NASH ST & HART AVE 7:32 AMIRENE DR & BRIDGERS ST 7:34 AMWETHERLY DR & WHITLOCK DR 7:38 AMWHETSTONE PL & BRENTWOOD DR 7:40 AM3637 EAGLE FARM DR 7:42 AMINKBERRY CIR & ARROWWOOD DR 7:43 AM4226 GEORGETOWN DR 7:46 AMCOGHILL DR & STRATFORD DR 7:47 AM4333 GEORGETOWN DR 7:48 AM

ROCK RIDGE Bus 1627306 ROCK RIDGE SIMS RD 7:00 AM7236 ROCK RIDGE SIMS RD 7:01 AM6964 ROCK RIDGE SIMS RD 7:02 AMROCK RIDGE SIMS RD & JOSHUA WAY 7:03 AM6918 SIMS SCH RD 7:05 AM6958 SIMS SCH RD 7:05 AMHEMLOCK CT & ROCK RIDGE SIMS RD 7:09 AMMAIN ST, 27880 & WALL ST 7:09 AM6705 WALL ST(SP/ VERONICA HOOKER 7:10 AMFLAT ROCK RD & DILLON LN 7:12 AM7244 FLAT ROCK RD 7:13 AM7535 FLAT ROCK RD 7:14 AM7561 FLAT ROCK RD 7:15 AM7242 MARSH SWAMP RD 7:17 AM7061 MARSH SWAMP RD 7:18 AM6646 WINBORNE RD 7:20 AM6834 WINBORNE RD 7:22 AM6709 FLAT ROCK RD 7:23 AM7125 W US 264 ALT 7:28 AM7252 NEVERSON RD 7:29 AM7966 STOTT RD 7:32 AMFRANCES RD & PEARL LN 7:38 AMBOYKIN RD & GREYMONT CT 7:41 AMBOYKIN RD &

PIPERWOOD CT 7:42 AMBOYKIN RD & SUNDOWN CT 7:43 AM7124 BOYKIN RD 7:44 AM7030 BOYKIN RD 7:46 AM6504 BOYKIN RD 7:47 AM7615 ROCK RIDGE SIMS RD 7:48 AM

Bus 169 5131 ERNEST RD 7:04 AM5210 ERNEST RD 7:05 AM5441 ERNEST RD 7:07 AM5026 NC 42 HWY W 7:10 AM6075 ST ROSE CHURCH RD 7:23 AM5509 FILMORE RD 7:25 AM5536 ST ROSE CH RD 7:26 AMST ROSE CH RD & WAYSIDE CT 7:27 AMST ROSE CH RD & SHEPHERD RD 7:28 AM5115 ST ROSE CH RD 7:29 AM5141 ST ROSE CH RD 7:30 AM5155 ST ROSE CH RD 7:31 AM5220 ST ROSE CH RD 7:32 AM5165 MAMIE RD 7:34 AM4936 ST ROSE CH RD 7:35 AMST ROSE CH RD & TREE RIDGE CT 7:37 AM6202 OLD DAVIS RD 7:38 AM6262 OLD DAVIS RD 7:39 AM5512 OLD RALEIGH RD 7:43 AMRADIO TOWER RD & FLOWERS RD 7:45 AM6326 BOYKIN RD 7:46 AMSCHOOL: ROCK RIDGE 7:50 AM Bus 1756517 GUY RD 7:18 AM7018 SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL RD 7:19 AM7314 SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL RD 7:20 AM7604 SPRING HILL CHURCH RD 7:20 AM6079 NC 581 HWY 7:21 AM8123 SPRING HILL CHURCH RD 7:22 AM6002 NC 581 HWY 7:23 AM6043 NC 581 HWY 7:24 AM7830 SADIE RD 7:22 AM8032 NC 42 HWY W 7:25 AMMS KELLY RD & NC 42 HWY W 7:26 AM9373 HAWLEY RD 7:28 AMHAWLEY RD & TRISTON CT 7:29 AM8161 NC 42 HWY W 7:29 AM8726 ARGO PL 7:30 AM8764 SHAW RD 7:31 AM8761 EXUM RD 7:32 AM9328 REVELL RD 7:33 AM9554 REVELL RD 7:34 AMRAMBLEWOOD PL & SOURWOOD RD 7:36 AM9711 RAMBLEWOOD PL 7:37 AM8705 REVELL RD 7:42 AM6333 NC 581 HWY 7:43 AMREVELL RD & RANSOM LN 7:44 AMSPRINGFIELD SCH RD & BROOKS RD 7:45 AM7624 SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL RD 7:46 AMBRAME RD & JUDGE RD 7:47 AMSCHOOL: ROCK RIDGE 7:50 AM Bus 2967628 LEONARD RD 7:08 AM8606 BAILEY RD 7:12 AMBAILEY RD & CLEARWATER DR 7:14 AM8207 BAILEY RD 7:15 AM8572 BUNN RD 7:16 AM8511 LEVI CT 7:19 AM8659 NEW SANDY HILL CHURCH RD 7:27 AMCRAIG CT & NEW SANDY HILL CH RD 7:30 AM8406 NEW SANDY HILL CHURCH RD 7:32 AM8714 HEALTHY PLAINS CHURCH RD 7:33 AM8543 HEALTHY PLAINS CHURCH RD 7:35 AM5012 NC 581 HWY 7:36 AM5012 NC 581 HWY 7:38 AMNOWELL RD & NC 581 HWY 7:39 AM7634 FULGHUM RD 7:43 AM7009 ROCK RIDGE SCHOOL RD 7:49 AMSCHOOL: ROCK RIDGE 7:50 AM

StantOnSBuRG

Bus 158KENNEDY RD & WHITE OAK LOOP 7:05 AMWHITE OAK LOOP & WADE RD 7:06 AMKING RD & WHITE OAK LOOP 7:07 AMTOP RIDGE CT & E US 264 ALT 7:09 AM4458 E US 264 ALT 7:10 AMMIDWAY BETWEEN RANCH & STILLWATER 7:11 AM5026 E US 264 ALT 7:12 AM5222 E US 264 ALT 7:12 AMWOODSIDE RD & VALLEYDALE RD 7:14 AM6542 E US 264 ALT 7:17 AM

6735 MAIN ST, 27873 7:18 AMSHANNON RD & E US 264 ALT 7:19 AM6754 MAIN ST, 27873 7:20 AM6807 MAIN ST SA 7:21 AMSCHOOL: STANTONSBU 7:30 AM Bus 164 7028 NC 58 HWY S 7:18 AMNC 58 HWY S & CRISP RD 7:23 AM5364 GRIMSLEY STORE RD 7:26 AM5042 OLD STANTONSBURG RD 7:27 AMHEATHS GLEN RD &LOCHMERE RD 7:29 AM4730 OLD STANTONSBURG RD 7:30 AM4520 EVANSDALE RD 7:31 AM4574 EVANSDALE RD 7:32 AM4725 EVANSDALE RD 7:34 AM4052 EVANSDALE RD 7:37 AMARCH FINCH RD & EVANSDALE RD 7:38 AMCARTWHEEL CT & EVANSDALE RD 7:39 AMEVANSDALE RD & BORDEN RD 7:37 AM7116 WOODBRIDGE RD 7:48 AM7135 WOODBRIDGE RD 7:48 AM7648 WOODBRIDGE RD 7:50 AMWOODBRIDGE RD & MILLROCK RD 7:51 AMW MACON AVE & N WHITLEY ST 7:53 AME GREENWOOD AVE & W GREENWOOD AVE 7:54 AMSCHOOL: STANTONSBU 7:55 AM Bus 1657050 JAYCROSS RD 6:26 AM7110 JAYCROSS RD 6:28 AM7829 PELT RD 6:31 AMN SARATOGA RD & DENVER DR 6:40 AM8041 BARTEE BRIDGE RD 6:46 AM8401 TYSON FARM RD 6:52 AM8155 EAST FORK RD 7:01 AMKINGSWOOD CIR & PAGE ST 7:06 AMCRADY CT & CRADY CT 7:10 AM6425 NC 222 HWY 7:16 AM6711 SPEIGHT SCHOOL RD 7:20 AM6511 SPEIGHT SCHOOL RD 7:21 AM6649 SPEIGHT SCHOOL RD 7:22 AMGRIMSLEY STORE RD & SPEIGHT SCH RD 7:23 AMHEMPHILL ST & MINSHALL AVE 7:32 AM8260 STANCIL TOWN RD 7:38 AM7671 NC 58 HWY S 7:48 AMR B AVE & N SARATOGA RD 7:51 AMSCHOOL: STANTONSBU 7:54 AM

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Bus 128817 WARD BLVD 7:20 AMRAND RD & DOVER ST 7:25 AMCRESCENT DR & DELWOOD DR 7:27 AM1807 WINDSOR ST 7:28 AMGLENDALE DR & GARWIN DR 7:30 AMGLENDALE DR & WALLACE DR 7:30 AMGLENDALE DR & MEADOWBROOK LN 7:31 AM1716 MEADOWBROOK LN 7:32 AMMEADOWBROOK LN & WESTWOOD AVE 7:32 AMGLENDALE DR & HILLCREST DR 7:33 AMGLENDALE DR & WOODSIDE DR 7:34 AMWOODSIDE DR & MEADOWBROOK LN 7:35 AMWOODSIDE DR & VALLEY DALE ST 7:36 AM810 TRINITY DR 7:38 AM413 RALEIGH RD PKWY S 7:40 AMLILLIAN RD & ROBERT RD 7:44 AMTHURSTON DR & ROBERT RD 7:45 AMELIZABETH RD & THURSTON DR 7:46 AMTHIRD ST & W GARNER ST 7:47 AMTHURSTON DR & PARK AVE 7:48 AM1210 S TARBORO ST 7:49 AMSCHOOL: VINSON BYN 7:50 AM Bus 156AIRPORT BLVD & MARGUERITE LN 7:25 AMPEAR TREE CT & JAYNE LN 7:27 AMLANCASTER RD & STEDMAN DR 7:28 AMBUCKINGHAM RD & SUMMERFIELD DR 7:29 AMLANCASTER RD & SUMMERFIELD DR 7:29 AMBUCKINGHAM RD & STEDMAN DR 7:31 AMW NASH ST & MERRILLS PK DR 7:34 AM

CANAL DR & NOTTINGHAM RD 7:35 AM2606 WESTMINSTER DR 7:36 AMBROOK LN & LANCASTER RD 7:37 AM2513 BUCKINGHAM RD 7:38 AMCHRISTOPHER DR & LANDRUM DR 7:40 AMWESCOTT DR & CHRISTOPHER DR 7:41 AM1005 ENSWORTH RD 7:42 AMSCHOOL: VINSON BYN 7:50 AM Bus 3043407 QUEENSFERRY DR 7:22 AMYORKSHIRE DR & APPLEBERRY CT 7:23 AMLAKESIDE DR & QUEENSFERRY DR 7:24 AM1103 PARKSIDE DR 7:27 AMGARRETT DR & DRYDEN PL 7:29 AMCHAMBERLAIN DR & WATERFORD DR 7:32 AM1116 COURTLAND DR 7:36 AM1215 PEACHTREE RD 7:38 AM1106 TREEMONT RD 7:39 AMPEACHTREE RD & ROBIN HILL RD 7:40 AM1019 LAKESIDE DR 7:43 AM906 LAKESIDE DR 7:44 AMBUXTON RD & BUXTON CIR 7:45 AMSCHOOL: VINSON BYN 7:50 AM

WELLS

Bus 1181005 SALEM ST 7:07 AMWOODLAND DR & EVERGREEN DR 7:08 AM1900 CANAL DR 7:10 AMWILLIAMSBURG DR & BAYBERRY LN 7:13 AMRUNNYMEADE RD & SURRY RD 7:14 AMFOXCROFT RD & RIDGE RD 7:15 AMBUCKINGHAM RD & BUCKINGHAM CIR 7:16 AMCANAL DR & PITTMAN DR 7:19 AMBYERLY DR & JOEL LN 7:22 AMBRENTWOOD DR & FIELDSTREAM DR 7:23 AMFRIENDSHIP DR & FIELDSTREAM DR 7:24 AMBRENTWOOD DR & WESTSHIRE DR 7:25 AMDAISY LN & SPRINGFLOWER DR 7:26 AMWOODSTREAM DR & SPRINGFLOWER DR 7:27 AMMARYBETH CT & BRENTWOOD DR 7:28 AMAMMONS DR & TILGHMAN RD 7:30 AMTILGHMAN RD & FISHER CT 7:31 AM3533 LONDON CHURCH RD 7:39 AMLONG LEAF DR & LONDON CHURCH RD 7:40 AM3111 CORBETT AVE 7:41 AMSCHOOL: WELLS 7:45 AM

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Bus 127506 WALTON ST 7:32 AMPIKE ST & SHREVE ST 7:34 AM2312 DOWNING ST 7:36 AMCRESTVIEW AVE & SHREVE ST 7:37 AM2505 ST CHRISTOPHER CIRCLE 7:39 AMGLENDALE DR & WILLOWBROOK LN 7:42 AMWINDING CREEK DR & CRYSTAL DR 7:44 AM2503 DOWNING STE 7:45 AMGLENDALE DR & BAREFOOT PK LN 7:46 AMSILVER LEAF RD & HUNTER ST 7:47 AMTUNSTALL PL & REDWOOD DR 7:48 AMSMALLWOOD ST & CANDLEWOOD DR 7:49 AMSCHOOL: WINSTEAD 7:50 AM Bus 1442004 US 301 HWY S 7:31 AM2812 US 301 HWY S 7:33 AM2830 FOREST HILLS LP 7:34 AMSTODDARD RD & TARHEEL RD 7:39 AM2421 US 301 HWY S 7:43 AM2525 US 301 HWY S 7:44 AM2212 WILCO BLVD 7:45 AMSANDY RIDGE DR & WYSTERIA LN 7:46 AMSCHOOL: WINSTEAD 7:50 AM

MIDDLE SCHOOLS

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Bus 105NICKEL DR &

MINCHEW ST 7:51 AMOLD STANTONSBURG CIR & DAVIE ST 7:52 AMOLD STANTONSBURG RD & LEWIS ST 7:55 AM M L KING JR PKWY & FITCH DR 8:02 AM M L KING JR PKWY & HOWARD JONES CT 8:03 AM

Bus 121SOMMERSET APTS 7:52 AMHUNTER ST & SILVER LEAF RD 8:01 AMSMALLWOOD ST & CANDLEWOOD DR 8:03 AMBIRCHWOOD DR & EAST TRAIL DR 8:10 AMOLD STANTONSBURG RD & EL RAMEY CIR 8:10 AMSNOWDEN DR & BIRCHWOOD DR 8:11 AMN TACOMA ST & CAROLINA ST 8:16 AMTUCKER CT & BUCK BRANCH CIR 8:22 AM

Bus 134MEADOW ST & RANDOLPH ST 8:01 AMMEADOW ST & BRIGGS ST 8:02 AMAYCOCK ST ,27893 & MEADOW ST 8:03 AMBARNHILL ST & BRIGGS ST 8:04 AMSANDY RIDGE DR & WILCO BLVD 8:07 AM2003 BLACK CREEK RD 8:11 AM

Bus 145FAIRVIEW AVE & SAULS ST 8:02 AMFAIRVIEW AVE & SELMA ST 8:03 AMDEWEY ST & MERCER ST 8:04 AMHANOVER AVE & STADIUM ST 8:05 AMSTADIUM ST & CHURCHILL AVE 8:06 AM1007 S TARBORO ST 8:07 AM

Bus 277ELLIS ST & S GOLDSBORO ST 8:09 AMDOWNING ST & BELMONT AVE 8:10 AMDOWNING ST& MOSBY ST 8:11 AMBELMONT AVE & BARRON ST 8:13 AMMACON ST & BARNHILL ST 8:16 AM

Bus 2892201 LANE ST 8:02 AMLANE ST & BYNWOOD DR 8:05 AMORANGE ST & LANE ST 8:05 AMCARVER MHP 8:06 AMFREEMAN ST & S TACOMA ST 8:08 AM M L KING JR PKWY & HILLMAN DR 8:10 AMSANDY CREEK DR & GEE LN 8:11 AM

Bus 3272312 DOWNING ST 7:42 AM2503 DOWNING ST 7:43 AM2512 DOWNING ST 7:43 AMCRYSTAL DR & WINDING CREEK DR 7:44 AMDOWNING ST & GLENDALE PK LN 7:45 AMGLENDALE DR & BAYLEAF CIR 7:46 AM1801 S TARBORO ST 7:50 AMGLENDALE DR & WILLOWBROOK LN 7:54 AMCRESTVIEW AVE & WOMBLE ST 7:56 AMPOE ST & SHREVE ST 7:56 AMWALTON ST & WINOCA RD 7:58 AM4217 WIGGINS MILL RD 8:06 AMSTODDARD RD & SUNNYBROOK RD 8:16 AM2421 US 301 HWY S 8:19 AM

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Bus 107LAKE HILLS DR & LAKE WILSON RD 7:43 AMLAKE WILSON RD & SADDLE RUN RD 7:43 AM4314 DEER CREEK DR 7:44 AMDEWFIELD DR & DEER CREEK DR 7:45 AMDEWFIELD DR & HATCHER LN 7:46 AMPINEHURST DR & DEWFIELD DR 7:46 AMDEWFIELD DR & PINEHURST DR 7:47 AMANDREA CT & PHILLIPS RD 7:48 AM3008 ELIZA PL 7:49 AM3005 ANDERSON RD 7:51 AM4230 WESTERLY CT 7:55 AM4578 UPCHURCH RD 8:02 AM


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5122 SHARON ACRES RD 8:04 AMELM CITY RD S & UPCHURCH RD 8:04 AM4707 HAYNES RD 8:05 AMLYNNHAVEN DR & LEO DR 8:12 AMW NASH ST, 27822 & COBB DR 8:13 AM

Bus 1295654 THOMPSON CHAPEL CHURCH RD 7:34 AMADRIAN RD & HORNES CHURCH RD 7:37 AMNC 58 HWY & BREWER COURT 7:42 AMSUMMIT PLACE DR & NC 58 HWY N 7:43 AMTRAPPERS RD & RABBIT TRACE 7:46 AMMINK RD & PHEASANT DR 7:48 AMPHEASANT DR & CORNISH CT 7:49 AMHUNTING RIDGE RD & BEAR TRAP RD 7:50 AM4707 ST ANDREWS DR 7:53 AMNC 58 HWY N & SOLARIS DR 7:57 AM NC 58 HWY N & LAKEHAVEN CT 7:58 AM5923 NC 58 HWY N 8:01 AM6008 NC 58 HWY N 8:02 AM619 W MAIN ST 8:12 AMW MAIN ST & EVANS LN 8:12 AM

Bus 142SCHOOL STOP DRIVERS CHILD 7:07 AM AIRPORT BLVD & BELL ST 7:21 AMSTARSHIP LN & CITATION CT 7:22 AMSTARSHIP LN & LEAR CT 7:22 AMSTARSHIP LN & JETSTREAM DR 7:23 AMWINDSOR RD & LAKEVIEW RD 7:41 AM4813 LAKEVIEW RD 7:42 AM4874 ROSEBUD CHURCH RD 7:53 AM4802 REDMON RD 7:54 AM4862 REDMON RD 7:54 AM5035 REDMON RD 7:55 AMTOWN CREEK RD & JOBE RD 8:05 AM

Bus 2844518 W NASH ST, 27893 7:46 AMGEORGETOWN DR & WINGATE DR 7:47 AMCOGHILL DR & STRATFORD DR 7:49 AMCOUNTRY CLUB DR & NANTUCKET DR 7:52 AMNANTUCKET DR & COUNTRY CLUB DR 7:52 AMGEORGETOWN DR & COGHILL DR 7:55 AMS BARNES ST & W WILSON ST 8:08 AM600 N PARKER ST 8:11 AMDANIEL DR EC & DAVID LN 8:12 AM

Bus 308US 301 HWY N & PINE MEADOWS RD 7:32 AMMAIN ST, 27878 & PINEGROVE 7:36 AMM L KING JR CIR & BARNES ST SH 7:38 AMLINCOLN ST & M.L. KING J CIR 7:39 AMML KING JR CIR & KASEY CIR 7:40 AM6810 HEFFNER RD 7:45 AM6404 HOMESTEAD RD 8:00 AM6308 STAGECOACH RD 8:02 AM6874 STAGECOACH RD 8:06 AM5429 LINDSEY RD 8:08 AM6249 JOYNER RD 8:10 AM

Bus 3304518 COUNTRY CLUB DR 7:47 AM5042 COUNTRY CLUB DR 7:52 AMBURNING TREE LN & COUNTRY CLUB DR 7:52 AM5015 COUNTRY CLUB DR 7:53 AMCOUNTRY CLUB DR & MASTERS LN 7:54 AMPEBBLE BEACH CIR & WILLOW CREEK DR 7:56 AM4911 COUNTRY CLUB DR 7:57 AMPEBBLE BEACH CIR & DORAL LN 7:57 AM4802 ST GEORGES DR 7:59 AMST GEORGES DR & WINGED FOOT LN 7:59 AM4735 FOUR TENTHS RD 8:10 AM

Bus 3316363 E LANGLEY RD 7:31 AM6314 ROCK QUARRY RD 7:36 AMCOBBLESTONE RD & ROCK QUARRY RD 7:36 AMDAWES DR & VICK ST 7:43 AMMAIN ST, 27878 & WEAVER CIR 7:46 AMSHADWELL CT & COUNTY LINE RD 7:47 AM8955 COUNTY LINE RD 7:48 AM8604 ROBBINS RD 7:50 AM7175 THORNE FARM RD 7:55 AM

8139 TOWN CREEK RD 8:01 AM8203 TOWN CREEK RD 8:01 AMREEDY BRANCH RD & SANDSTONE CT 8:05 AMFARMER CT & BOTTOMS DAIRY RD 8:08 AM5614 ROCK QUARRY RD 8:09 AM

Forest Hills

Bus 1271100 BROOKSIDE DR 7:59 AM1806 WILDWOOD CT 7:59 AM1100 KENSINGTON AVE 8:02 AM810 TRINITY DR 8:07 AMDEANS ST & W WALNUT ST 8:10 AMWARREN ST & W WALNUT ST 8:10 AM510 PARK AVE 8:12 AMWARREN ST & HYATT DR 8:13 AM414 PARK VIEW ST 8:15 AM

Bus 1483410 BELLE MEADE DR 7:32 AMBELLE MEADE DR & JENNINGS FARM DR 7:32 AMWOLF TRAP DR & DEER PATH DR 7:34 AM3204 RALEIGH ROAD PKWY S 7:35 AMCOLUMBIA AVE & FULTON PL 7:38 AMCHELSEA DR & COLUMBIA AVE 7:39 AMCHELSEA DR & SUTTON PL 7:40 AM3701 ASHBROOK DR 7:43 AM FOREST HILLS RD & CRESCENT DR 7:47 AMDOVER ST & LYNN DR 7:49 AMCRESCENT DR & OAKDALE DR 7:51 AMGLENDALE DR & GARWIN DR 7:53 AMGLENDALE DR & CENTRE ST 7:54 AMGLENDALE DR & PARKWAY ST 7:54 AMGLENDALE DR & RIDGEWAY ST 7:54 AMGLENDALE DR & HILLCREST DR 7:55 AMMEADOWBROOK LN & HILLCREST DR 7:56 AMWOODSIDE DR & VALLEY DALE ST 7:57 AMWESTWOOD AVE &WOODCROFT DR 7:58 AM

Bus 156THURSTON DR & LILLIAN RD 8:00 AMLILLIAN RD & ROBERT RD 8:02 AMTHURSTON DR & ROBERT RD 8:02 AMTHURSTON DR & ELIZABETH RD 8:03 AMJEFFERSON ST & THIRD ST 8:04 AM 1102 FIRST ST 8:05 AMPARK AVE & FORREST RD 8:06 AMEMORY ST & LIBBY ST 8:08 AM

Bus 168AIRPORT BLVD & MARGUERITE LN 7:38 AMCHRISTOPHER DR & JAYNE LN 7:39 AMWESCOTT DR & CHRISTOPHER DR 7:39 AMPEAR TREE CT & JAYNE LN 7:40 AMYORKSHIRE DR & APPLEBERRY CT 7:40 AMQUEENSFERRY DR & EDINBURGH DR 7:41 AM2610 WESTMINSTER DR 7:46 AMLANDRUM DR & ARCH CT 7:46 AMCHASE RD & DIANNE DR 7:54 AM

Bus 280E BARNES ST & S PETTIGREW ST 7:56 AMROBESON ST & W REID ST 7:58 AMFREEMAN ST & WOODARD AVE 8:01 AMLANE ST & S POWELL ST 8:01 AMSINGLETARY ST & WOODARD AVE 8:03 AMELVIE ST & SINGLETARY ST 8:04 AM RAILROAD ST & ANTHONY MHP 8:05 AM802 LINCOLN ST 8:05 AMNEW ST & NORA ST 8:06 AMELVIE SCHOOL DR &MOORE ST 8:07 AMSUGGS ST & S PENDER ST 8:08 AMGAY ST & MOORE ST 8:09 AMLAYTON AVE & JONES ST 8:12 AM

Bus 287BLAZING STAR LN & CAM STRADER DR 7:20 AMCAM STRADER DR & CAMELLIA DR 7:20 AM

RAVEN RIDGE DR & ASHBROOK DR 7:21 AM4408 RALEIGH RD PKWY 7:24 AMCRYSTAL CLUB DR & BRUCE RD 7:33 AM6602 W US 264 ALT 7:38 AMSHILOH CHURCH RD & VISTA RD 7:43 AM6370 COUNTRYSIDE RD 7:47 AM6134 COUNTRYSIDE RD 7:48 AMCALEB CT & SANFORD RD 7:50 AMFARMWOOD LP & SANFORD RD 7:51 AM6344 SHILOH CHURCH RD 7:55 AM6419 LORRAINE RD 7:57 AM

Bus 297MAURY ST & STEPHENSON ST 7:59 AMPHILLIP ST & SIMS ST 8:05 AME WALNUT ST & S DOUGLAS ST 8:07 AME WALNUT ST & SIMS ST 8:09 AMSCHOOL: FOREST HIL 8:18 AMRED HAVEN CT & HARVEST LN 7:43 AMOLD DAM DR & NC 42 HWY W 7:47 AMBOYETTE DR & NC 42 HWY W 7:49 AMNC 42 HWY W & WALNUT CREEK DR 7:49 AM2712 F H MANOR 7:52 AMTRACE DR WALKER DR 7:58 AM3717 GLOUCESTER DR 8:04 AM

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Bus 1065260 E US 264 ALT 7:34 AMSECOND RD & E US 264 ALT 7:34 AM5009 TARTTS MILL RD 7:35 AMTARTTS MILL RD & HOLDENS CROSS RD 7:35 AM4216 TARTTS MILL RD 7:39 AMKENT RD & JONES RD 7:40 AMLARKSPUR RD & TARTTS MILL RD 7:42 AMLANDFILL RD & TAMMY LN 7:45 AMLANDFILL RD & TREY RD 7:46 AM4151 E US 264 ALT 7:48 AMSTILLWATER CT & E US 264 ALT 7:49 AMTOP RIDGE COURT & E US 264 ALT 7:49 AM4458 E US 264 ALT 7:50 AMWHITE OAK LOOP & KENNEDY RD 7:51 AMWHITE OAK LOOP & WADE RD 7:51 AMWHITE OAK LOOP & KING RD 7:55 AME US 264 ALT & WOODSIDE RD 7:58 AM

Bus 119NOLAND RD & NC 42 HWY E 7:12 AM3657 OLD SHARPSBURG LP 7:15 AM4024 US 301 HWY N 7:17 AM3703 WEAVER RD 7:21 AMCHEROKEE RD & SHAWNEE RD 7:24 AMSEMINOLE RD & ARAPAHOE RD 7:26 AMSHAWNEE RD & ARAPAHOE RD 7:26 AMCHINOOK RD & YUMA RD 7:29 AMPIUTE RD & CHICKASAW CT 7:34 AM4043 WEAVER RD 7:38 AM4156 WEAVER RD 7:39 AM4437 VARNELL RD 7:41 AM4131 NC 42 HWY E 7:43 AM4515 WEBB LAKE RD 7:49 AM4611 WEBB LAKE RD 7:49 AM5046 WEBB LAKE RD 7:54 AM4851 SAWDUST RD 7:55 AM4938 SAWDUST RD 7:56 AMSAWDUST RD & LASSITER MILL RD 7:56 AM

Bus 1315569 CENTRAL RD 7:09 AM5510 CENTRAL RD 7:10 AM402 CENTRAL AVE 7:11 AM117 AYCOCK ST BC 7:12 AMMCLEAN ST & BRANCH ST 7:13 AMCEMETERY ST & MERCER ST 7:16 AMDEER TRAIL LN & CRAWFORD LN 7:20 AMMINSHEW ST & CHURCH ST BC 7:20 AM111 CHURCH ST 7:21 AM5230 CHURCH LOOP N 7:22 AM5869 ALTON RD 7:26 AM6940 GOURD BRANCH RD 7:30 AM7044 GREAT SWAMP LP 7:31 AM7116 FATE RD 7:32 AM7146 GREAT SWAMP LP 7:33 AM6319 BANANA LP 7:39 AMN LITCHFIELD RD &

SLABTOWN RD 7:52 AMSLABTOWN RD & BEAVER DAM RD 7:52 AM6718 JAYCROSS RD 7:59 AM6848 JAYCROSS RD 8:00 AM7058 JAYCROSS RD 8:01 AM7138 JAYCROSS RD 8:02 AM7817 PELT RD 8:04 AM7504 PELT RD 8:06 AM

Bus 1364520 EVANSDALE RD 7:22 AM4547 EVANSDALE RD 7:23 AM4659 EVANSDALE RD 7:24 AM4721 EVANSDALE RD 7:24 AM5210 EVANSDALE RD 7:27 AM4745 YANK RD 7:32 AM4543 YANK RD 7:34 AM4624 LELY RD 7:39 AMSCUPPERNONG RD & WELLONS CT 7:42 AMPINE TREE CT & US 117 HWY 7:49 AM4514 FRANK PRICE CHURCH RD 7:51 AM4545 FRANK PRICE CHURCH RD 7:52 AM4636 FRANK PRICE CHURCH RD 7:53 AMHATHAWAY RD & FRANK PRICE CH RD 7:53 AMMALLARD LN & FRANK PRICE CH RD 7:54 AMCARR RD & GOOSENECK LN 7:56 AMYANK RD & AKRON LN 7:58 AMMILL BRANCH DR & YANK RD 7:59 AM4927 YANK RD 8:01 AM5075 COMMUNITY GROCERY RD 8:03 AM5218 FRANK PRICE CHURCH RD 8:05 AM

Bus 138GARDNER ST & MAIN ST 7:13 AM7646 E US 264 ALT 7:15 AM7718 E US 264 ALT 7:16 AM8147 EAST FORK RD 7:19 AM7638 PINEY GROVE CHURCH RD 7:21 AM7517 GLOVER RD 7:35 AM7369 GLOVER RD 7:36 AM7644 GOOD NEWS CHURCH RD 7:38 AM6473 PLANTERS RD 7:49 AM6872 GOOD NEWS CHURCH RD 7:53 AM6759 GOOD NEWS CHURCH RD 7:54 AM6545 GOOD NEWS CHURCH RD 7:55 AM6671 GOOD NEWS CHURCH RD 7:55 AM7227 NC 222 HWY 7:59 AMCHURCH ST, 27873 & PAGE ST 8:00 AM6735 MAIN ST ,27873 8:01 AM6812 MAIN ST ,27873 8:01 AM6554 E US 264 ALT 8:02 AMSHANNON RD & E US 264 ALT 8:02 AM6407 GRIMSLEY STORE RD 8:04 AM6342 SPEIGHT SCH RD 8:04 AM5761 GRIMSLEY STORE RD 8:07 AM

Bus 147GARDNERS SCH RD & PITT ST 6:31 AM6622 GARDNERS SCH RD 6:35 AM6503 GARDNERS SCH RD 6:36 AM6131 GARDNERS SCH RD 6:38 AM6261 KNIGHTS MILL RD 6:48 AM7511 BAKERTOWN RD 6:57 AM6711 TOWN CREEK RD 7:02 AM6801 BRIDGERSVILLE RD 7:03 AM6734 BRIDGERSVILLE RD 7:04 AM7215 SHALLINGTON MILL RD 7:07 AM7477 TORY PL 7:10 AM7436 SHALLINGTON MILL RD 7:14 AM7470 SHALLINGTON MILL RD 7:15 AM7333 STRICKLAND FARM RD 7:24 AM7022 NC 42 HWY E 7:26 AM5148 NC 42 HWY E 7:31 AM5104 WEAVER RD 7:36 AM5430 WEAVER RD 7:38 AM5729 WEAVER RD 7:39 AM GARDNERS SCH STOP 7:43 AM5715 GARDNERS SCH RD 7:44 AM5844 GARDNERS SCH RD 7:45 AM5636 CARTER RD 7:49 AM5523 HOLDENS CROSS RD 7:50 AM5520 JANICE CT 7:55 AM

Bus 2757604 WOODBRIDGE RD 7:21 AMMILLROCK RD & WOODBRIDGE RD 7:21 AMTYSON DR & S MAIN ST 7:22 AMW GREENWOOD AVE & N MAIN ST 7:23 AM

111 MOYTON DR 7:24 AMN SARATOGA RD & E GREENWOOD AVE 7:27 AMR B AVE & N SARATOGA RD 7:28 AMACADEMY ST, 27883 & MOYTON DR 7:29 AM504 SAND PIT RD 7:31 AM7646 SAND PIT RD 7:31 AMHEMPHILL ST & MINSHALL AVE 7:39 AM8041 BARTEE BRIDGE RD 7:48 AM8401 TYSON FARM RD 7:52 AMCHURCH ST, 27873 & REBECCA ST 7:54 AM6527 SPEIGHT SCHOOL RD 8:01 AM

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Bus 316NC 58 HWY S & CRISP RD 7:30 AMEVANSDALE RD & ARCH FINCH RD 7:33 AMEVANSDALE RD & BORDEN RD 7:34 AM4101 OLD STANTONSBURG RD 7:40 AMCASTLEWOOD DR & FRANK PRICE CH RD 7:49 AMWHITLEY LN & CAROLINE DR 7:50 AM6307 HOWARD LP 7:56 AM7135 WOODBRIDGE RD 8:02 AMHEATHS GLEN RD & LOCHMERE RD 8:09 AMLOCHMERE RD & DRAKEMOOR RD 8:10 AM5242 OLD STANTONSBURG RD 8:13 AM

Bus 1267124 BOYKIN RD 7:26 AMBOYKIN RD & GREYMONT CT 7:27 AMBOYKIN RD & SUNDOWN CT 7:27 AMHEMLOCK CT & ROCK RIDGE SIMS RD 7:34 AMMAIN ST, 27880 & SWEETGUM CT 7:35 AMMAIN ST, 27880 & WALL ST 7:35 AM7124 W US 264 ALT 7:38 AM7214 NEVERSON RD 7:38 AM7270 NEVERSON RD 7:39 AM7535 FLAT ROCK RD 7:42 AMMARSH SWAMP RD & NICHOLS CT 7:44 AM7061 MARSH SWAMP RD 7:45 AM7478 FISH POND RD 7:49 AMFRANCES RD & EDNA CT 7:51 AM7555 HIGH RD 7:54 AM7662 HIGH RD 7:55 AM7266 HEALTHY PLAINS CHURCH RD 7:57 AMLANDRUSH LN & ROCK RIDGE SCH RD 7:58 AMSID RD & GUY RD 8:04 AM

Bus 141LLOYD RD & MOBLEY RD 7:02 AM6648 MOBLEY RD 7:03 AM7304 LEISURE RD 7:09 AM9160 FABWHITLEY RD 7:19 AM9008 KIRBY RD 7:23 AM8344 HARRELL STORE RD 7:29 AMHARRELL STORE RD & RED MAPLE CT 7:30 AMHARRELL STORE RD & EUNICE CT 7:32 AMLITTLE ROCK CH RD& MONIQUE RD 7:34 AM7637 TEDDER RD 7:35 AMTEDDER RD & ROUSE RD 7:35 AM7808 TEDDER RD 7:36 AM7852 TEDDER RD 7:37 AM7338 LITTLE ROCK CHURCH RD 7:40 AM7102 WHEAT SWAMP RD 7:45 AM7225 GOURD BRANCH RD 7:47 AM7310 WHEAT SWAMP RD 7:50 AM7404 ATKINSON RD 7:52 AM7167 POWELL HOOKS RD 7:54 AMLITTLE ROCK CH RD & JUANITA LP 7:56 AMLITTLE ROCK CH RD & JUANITA LOOP 7:57 AMLITTLE ROCK CHURCH RD & MABRY LN 7:57 AM6301 LITTLE ROCK CHURCH RD 7:58 AMCAMPBELL ST & MAIN ST, 27851 8:00 AMHILL ST, 27851 & W OAK ST 8:01 AMLUCAMA RD & COLEY CIR 8:02 AM6044 LUCAMA RD 8:03 AM5769 ST MARYS CHURCH RD 8:04 AM


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Bus 1525845 LLOYD RD 6:46 AM7276 US 301 HWY S 6:52 AM7326 US 301 HWY S 6:53 AM7642 US 301 HWY S 6:54 AM7703 OSCAR LP 7:04 AM7428 ST MARYS CHURCH RD 7:05 AM7626 ST MARYS CHURCH RD 7:06 AM6932 NC 581 HWY 7:13 AM406 ENGLEWOOD DR 7:17 AMN WHITLEY DR & ENGLEWOOD DR 7:18 AMRAMBLEWOOD PL & SOURWOOD RD 7:26 AM8705 REVELL RD 7:30 AM8574 REVELL RD 7:31 AM6476 NC 581 HWY 7:32 AM8630 ARGO PL 7:34 AM8726 ARGO PL 7:37 AM9134 SHAW RD 7:42 AM9208 SHAW RD 7:51 AM8800 EXUM RD 7:53 AM8715 EXUM RD 7:54 AMSPRINGFIELD SCH RD & BROOKS RD 8:01 AM7624 SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL RD 8:02 AMBRAME RD & JUDGE RD 8:04 AM

Bus 1536170 ST MARYS CHURCH RD 7:12 AM6504 ST MARYS CHURCH RD 7:14 AM7042 ST MARYS CHURCH RD 7:15 AM7469 OSCAR LP 7:18 AMGREEN FOREST RD & WIGGINS MILL RD 7:22 AM8027 WIGGINS MILL RD 7:25 AM8123 SPRING HILL CHURCH RD 7:27 AM8217 SPRING HILL CHURCH RD 7:27 AM7014 SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL RD 7:33 AM5728 LLOYD RD 7:38 AM5005 ARTIS RD 7:45 AM5079 ARTIS RD 7:46 AM5167 ARTIS RD 7:47 AM5209 RADFORD RD 7:51 AM4701 WIGGINS MILL RD 7:52 AM4350 WIGGINS MILL RD 7:54 AM4449 OLD RALEIGH RD 8:02 AM5157 ERNEST RD 8:04 AM5202 ERNEST RD 8:04 AM5246 ERNEST RD 8:05 AM

Bus 1635027 ST MARYS CHURCH RD 7:38 AM5353 US 301 HWY S 7:40 AM4406 US 301 HWY S 7:45 AM4406 KENROY RD 7:48 AM4443 KENROY RD 7:48 AM5026 BOSWELLVILLE RD 7:50 AMBOSWELLVILLE RD & SKYLAND LP 7:50 AM5358 CREECH RD 7:56 AM6061 BLALOCK RD 7:58 AM6253 BLALOCK RD 8:00 AMLITTLE ROCK RD & GRANITE DR 8:01 AM209 LUCAS ST 8:02 AM5673 SCOTT CH RD 8:08 AM

Bus 2765007 NC 42 HWY W 7:26 AM5700 ST ROSE CHURCH RD 7:32 AMST ROSE CH RD & SHEPHERD RD 7:32 AMST ROSE CH RD & WAYSIDE CT 7:32 AM5339 ST ROSE CHURCH RD 7:33 AM5220 ST ROSE CHURCH RD 7:34 AM5119 ST ROSE CHURCH RD 7:35 AM5155 ST ROSE CHURCH RD 7:35 AM5171 MAMIE RD 7:36 AMST ROSE CH RD & TREE RIDGE CT 7:38 AM6262 OLD DAVIS RD 7:42 AM6050 RADIO TOWER RD 7:45 AMRADIO TOWER RD & BOYKIN RD 7:48 AM7378 ROCK RIDGE SIMS RD 7:49 AM7158 ROCK RIDGE SIMS RD 7:51 AM6918 SIMS SCH RD 7:56 AM6334 RADIO TOWER RD 8:03 AM

Bus 3147640 FULGHUM RD 7:10 AMPENNINGTON PL & NC 581 HWY 7:15 AMNOWELL RD & NC 581 HWY 7:17 AM8606 BAILEY RD 7:20 AMBAILEY RD & CLEARWATER DR 7:21 AM9129 HOGG RD 7:24 AMCRAIG CT & NEW SANDY HILL CH RD 7:31 AM7966 STOTT RD 7:32 AM8435 HEALTHY PLAINS CHURCH RD 7:42 AMMS KELLY RD &

NC 42 HWY W 7:54 AM7830 SADIE RD 8:04 AMNC 42 HWY W & ANGUS RD 8:05 AM

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Bus 125COLLEGE ST & N ROUNTREE ST 7:58 AMWHITEHEAD AVE & WOODARD ST 7:59 AMN PINE ST & W LEE ST 8:01 AMHARPER ST & BEST ST 8:04 AMHARPER ST & INDUSTRIAL AVE 8:06 AMWILLIAMS ST & N GOLDSBORO ST 8:10 AM

Bus 133BUCKINGHAM RD & RIDGE RD 8:01 AMBARKLEY DR & RIDGE RD 8:02 AMBUCKINGHAM RD & STEDMAN DR 8:03 AMSUMMERFIELD DR & LANCASTER RD 8:05 AMSTEDMAN DR & LANCASTER RD 8:06 AMCANAL DR & GRACE DR 8:09 AMFOXCROFT RD & PITTMAN DR 8:09 AMRUNNYMEADE RD & SURRY RD 8:11 AM1916 CANAL DR 8:14 AMHARRISON DR & SOMERSET DR 8:17 AM

Bus 139CANAL ST & TOISNOT AVE 7:53 AMUS 301 HWY N & LEANNE CIR 8:01 AMFOUNTAIN DR & CHALK DR 8:05 AM1800 LONDON CHURCH RD 8:06 AMLONDON CHURCH RD & LONDON DR 8:06 AMLONDON CHURCH RD & LONG LEAF DR 8:09 AM

Bus 143N CARROLL ST & FAISON ST 8:00 AMBLAKEWOOD ST & MARLOW ST 8:01 AMN CARROLL ST & WASHINGTON ST 8:03 AMATLANTIC ST & WAINWRIGHT AVE 8:04 AMN POWELL ST & WASHINGTON ST 8:04 AME REID ST & E GREEN ST 8:05 AMOAK AVE & E VANCE ST 8:07 AMMAPLEWOOD AVE & W LEE ST 8:09 AMBRAGG ST & W LEE ST 8:10 AM

Bus 166FISHER CT & TILGHMAN RD 7:48 AMTILGHMAN RD & AMMONS DR 7:48 AMDEERFIELD LN & TILGHMAN RD 7:49 AMTILGHMAN RD & CONCORD DR 7:49 AMTILGHMAN RD & WOODGREEN DR 7:49 AMSHADOW RIDGE DR & TILGHMAN RD 7:50 AMMARTHA LN & RASBERRY DR 7:52 AMSHERWOOD DR & LADY MARIAN RD 7:54 AMW NASH ST, 27893 & MERRILLS PK DR 7:59 AM2601 W NASH ST, 27893 8:00 AMFIELDSTREAM DR & FRIENDSHIP DR 8:02 AMFIELDSTREAM DR & JOEL LN 8:02 AMBRENTWOOD DR & WESTSHIRE DR 8:03 AMBRENTWOOD DR & WETHERLY DR 8:03 AMWYNCLIFF DR & WHETSTONE PL 8:08 AMBRENTWOOD DR & DAISY LN 8:11 AM

Bus 174WARREN ST & W KENAN ST 7:58 AMW KENAN ST & DANIEL ST 7:59 AMW KENAN ST & S BRUTON ST 7:59 AMW NASH ST, 27893 & WARREN ST 8:01 AMW VANCE ST & N ROUNTREE ST 8:01 AMW VANCE ST & HILL ST 8:02 AM

Bus 291CROWELL ST & MAYO ST 7:52 AMELBA ST & E VANCE ST 7:54 AMHACKNEY ST & E GREEN ST 7:56 AM

E GREEN ST & N PETTIGREW ST 7:57 AMW VANCE ST & N PINE ST 7:59 AM

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Bus 105TOP RIDGE CT & E US 264 ALT 6:52 AM5021 E US 264 ALT 6:53 AMSTILLWATER CT & E US 264 ALT 6:53 AMWHITE OAK LOOP & KENNEDY RD 6:54 AMWHITE OAK LOOP & WADE RD 6:55 AMS TACOMA ST & FREEMAN ST 7:05 AMCARVER MHP ENTRANCE 7:06 AM Bus 1175107 WEBB LAKE RD 6:10 AMLASSITER MILL RD & SAWDUST RD 6:11 AM4607 WEBB LAKE RD 6:12 AM5058 NC 42 HWY E 6:13 AM5148 NC 42 HWY E 6:14 AM6405 TOWN CREEK RD 6:17 AM6734 BRIDGERSVILLE RD 6:20 AM6655 TOWN CREEK RD 6:21 AM6711 TOWN CREEK RD 6:23 AM7423 BATTS RD 6:26 AM7215 SHALLINGTON MILL RD 6:27 AM7367 TORY PL 6:29 AM7465 TORY PL 6:30 AM7470 SHALLINGTON MILL RD 6:35 AM7511 BAKERTOWN RD 6:51 AM6108 NC 42 HWY E 6:54 AM5709 WEAVER RD 6:55 AM5563 WEAVER RD 6:56 AM5615 WEAVER RD 6:57 AM5424 WEAVER RD 6:58 AM5104 WEAVER RD 6:59 AM5715 GARDNERS SCHOOL RD 7:05 AM5821 GARDNERS SCHOOL RD 7:06 AM6131 GARDNERS SCHOOL RD 7:08 AM5731 HOLDENS CROSS RD 7:10 AM5523 HOLDENS CROSS RD 7:11 AM5248 E US 264 ALT 7:14 AMJANICE CT & ETHERIDGE RD 7:16 AMSECOND RD & E US 264 ALT 7:19 AM5824 E US 264 ALT 7:21 AME US 264 ALT & WOODSIDE RD 7:22 AM Bus 121AYCOCK ST & CRAWFORD ST 6:45 AMBRIGGS ST & WOODROW ST 6:47 AMMEADOW ST & BRIGGS ST 6:48 AM Bus 134HANOVER AVE & STADIUM ST 6:42 AMCHURCHILL AVE & E GARNER ST 6:43 AM1007 S TARBORO ST 6:44 AM713 S TARBORO ST 6:45 AMFAIRVIEW AVE & SAULS ST 6:47 AMWILSON ST & ELLIS ST 6:48 AMFAIRVIEW AVE & CHRISTMAN ST 6:49 AMPATTERSON WAY & WILCO BLVD 6:55 AMSANDY RIDGE DR & WILCO BLVD 6:56 AM Bus 145M L KING PKWY & FITCH ST 6:49 AMM L KING PKWY & H JONES CT 6:50 AMSANDY CREEK DR & COTTON CIR 6:51 AMSANDY CREEK DR & GEE LN 6:52 AM Bus 155MEADOW ST & RANDOLPH ST 6:43 AMRANDOLPH ST & WOODROW ST 6:44 AMDEWEY ST & MERCER ST, 27893 6:46 AMDEWEY ST & DOWNING ST 6:47 AM805 BELMONT AVE 6:48 AM Bus 277MINCHEW ST & NICKEL DR 6:46 AMBLACK CREEK RD & FARRIOR AVE 6:50 AM2903 BLACK CREEK RD 6:53 AM5210 EVANSDALE RD 7:04 AM

4729 EVANSDALE RD 7:07 AM4659 EVANSDALE RD 7:08 AM4541 EVANSDALE RD 7:09 AMLOCHMERE RD & HEATHS GLEN RD 7:11 AM Bus 279OLD STANTONSBURG RD & LEWIS ST 6:50 AMEAST TRAIL & BIRCHWOOD DR 6:52 AMOLD STANTONSBURG RD & EL RAMEY CIR 6:53 AM Bus 2812312 DOWNING ST 6:55 AMDOWNING ST & GLENDALE DR 6:57 AM2503 DOWNING ST 6:58 AMSILVER LEAF RD & HUNTER ST 6:59 AMCOCKRAN ST & SMALLWOOD ST 7:01 AMSMALLWOOD ST & CANDLEWOOD DR 7:02 AM Bus 283GLENDALE DR & WILLOWBROOK LN 6:53 AMHORTON BLVD & ST CHRISTOPHER CIR 6:54 AMCRESTVIEW AVE & SHREVE ST 6:57 AMDALE ST & WINOCA RD 6:58 AM Bus 288MCLEAN ST & BRANCH ST, 27813 6:12 AMCHURCH ST, 27813 & TOMLINSON ST 6:13 AMCENTRAL AVE & CHURCH ST, 27813 6:14 AMCEMETERY ST, 27813 & MERCER ST, 27813 6:16 AMCRAWFORD LN & CHURCH ST, 27813 6:18 AM5230 CHURCH LOOP N 6:20 AM5407 BLALOCK RD 6:23 AM4628 LELY RD 6:25 AMSCUPPERNONG RD & WELLONS CT 6:27 AM5536 BLALOCK RD 6:29 AMTHOM BAR CT & GLORY RD 6:33 AM5846 ALTON RD 6:36 AM6319 BANANA LP 6:39 AM6940 GOURD BRANCH RD 6:42 AM7032 GREAT SWAMP LP 6:43 AMFATE RD & GREAT SWAMP LP 6:44 AM6116 MORNINGSIDE RD 6:48 AMSLABTOWN RD & LITCHFIELD RD N 6:50 AM6649 JAYCROSS RD 6:53 AM6730 JAYCROSS RD 6:54 AM7058 JAYCROSS RD 6:55 AM7138 JAYCROSS RD 6:56 AM6273 HOWARD LP 7:08 AM Bus 289 M L KING JR PKWY & HILLMAN DR 6:48 AMN TACOMA ST & ATLANTIC ST 6:50 AM1714 LIPSCOMB RD 6:53 AM1720 LIPSCOMB RD 6:54 AMFIELDCREST DR & LENOIR DR 6:55 AMBEACON POINT APTS 6:56 AM Bus 3007638 PINEY GROVE CHURCH RD 6:12 AM6671 GOOD NEWS CHURCH RD 6:17 AM6755 GOOD NEWS CHURCH RD 6:18 AM7369 GLOVER RD 6:26 AM7644 GOOD NEWS CHURCH RD 6:33 AM7738 BAKERTOWN RD 6:39 AM6402 GARDNERS SCHOOL RD 6:50 AMGARDNERS SCHOOL RD & PITT ST 6:55 AM6423 GRIMSLEY STORE RD 7:00 AM4772 OLD STANTONSBURG RD 7:13 AM4635 OLD STANTONSBURG RD 7:14 AM Bus 318NC 58 HWY S & CRISP RD 6:08 AM5500 NC 58 HWY S 6:10 AM6155 NC 58 HWY S 6:12 AMDENVER DR & N SARATOGA RD 6:16 AM6242 NC 222 HWY 6:21 AM8401 TYSON FARM RD 6:24 AM8041 BARTEE BRIDGE RD 6:31 AMAPPLEWHITE RD & MINSHALL AVE 6:38 AM7646 SAND PIT RD 6:41 AMACADEMY ST, 27883 & MOYTON DR 6:49 AMN SARATOGA RD & E GREENWOOD AVE 6:50 AMR B AVE & N SARATOGA RD 6:51 AMS YELVERTON ST & W COMMERICAL AVE 6:52 AM

E COMMERCIAL AVE & S SARATOGA RD 6:53 AMTYSON DR & S MAIN ST 6:54 AM7504 PELT RD 6:57 AM7828 PELT RD 6:59 AM7075 ST JAMES CH RD 7:00 AM7604 WOODBRIDGE RD 7:09 AMMILLROCK RD & WOODBRIDGE RD 7:10 AM7166 WOODBRIDGE RD 7:12 AM5242 OLD STANTONSBURG RD 7:17 AM Bus 324KINGSWOOD CIR & PAGE ST 6:29 AM7718 E US 264 ALT 6:36 AM7336 E US 264 ALT 6:38 AM6919 MAIN ST SA 6:39 AM6735 MAIN ST ,27873 6:40 AM6812 MAIN ST ,27873 6:41 AMSHANNON RD & E US 264 ALT 6:42 AM6342 SPEIGHT SCH RD 6:45 AM6527 SPEIGHT SCH RD 6:46 AM6546 SPEIGHT SCH RD 6:46 AMEVANSDALE RD & ARCH FINCH RD 6:57 AMEVANSDALE RD & BORDEN RD 6:57 AM Bus 3265212 WHITNEY LN 6:20 AMAKRON LN & CARR RD 6:22 AMCARR RD & GOOSENECK LN 6:23 AM5010 YANK RD 6:24 AMCAROLE DR & YANK RD 6:25 AM4927 YANK RD 6:30 AM4745 YANK RD 6:31 AM4543 YANK RD 6:33 AMSUNRISE AVE & SUNNYBROOK RD 6:39 AMSTODDARD RD & TARHEEL RD 6:40 AM4636 FRANK PRICE CHURCH RD 6:51 AMFRANK PRICE CH RD & HATHAWAY RD 6:52 AM5075 COMMUNITY GROCERY RD 6:53 AM Bus 327LANDFILL RD & TREY RD 6:19 AMLANDFILL RD & TAMMY LN 6:20 AM4216 TARTTS MILL RD 6:22 AMLARKSPUR RD & TARTTS MILL RD 6:23 AMTUCKER CT & BUCK BRANCH CIR 6:28 AMBANKS LANE RD & NC 42 HWY E 6:31 AMNOLAND RD & NC 42 HWY E 6:31 AM4024 US 301 HWY N 6:36 AM3645 OLD SHARPSBURG LP 6:40 AM3649 WEAVER RD 6:41 AMSHAWNEE RD & SEMINOLE RD 6:44 AMSHAWNEE RD & ARAPAHOE RD 6:46 AMCHINOOK RD & YUMA RD 6:48 AMPIUTE RD & CHICKASAW CT 6:52 AM4437 VARNELL RD 6:56 AM4512 VARNELL RD 6:57 AMTARTTS MILL RD & KENT RD 7:00 AM4427 TARTTS MILL RD 7:01 AM5003 TARTTS MILL RD 7:04 AM3214 M L KING JR PKWY 7:12 AM

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Bus 1031800 LONDON CHURCH RD 6:53 AM1802 FOUNTAIN DR 6:56 AMFOUNTAIN DR & CHALK DR 6:56 AMCANAL ST & TOISNOT AVE 6:59 AMVOGUE ST & TOISNOT AVE 6:59 AMTOISNOT AVE & SAMUEL ST 7:00 AMWILLIAMS ST & INDUSTRIAL AVE 7:01 AMN GOLDSBORO ST & TOLLY HO MHP 7:02 AM406 OAK AVE 7:04 AMN TARBORO ST & W LEE ST 7:06 AMW LEE ST & HILL ST, 27893 7:07 AMWHITEHEAD AV & WOODARD ST 7:08 AMWHITEHEAD AVE & CLARK AVE 7:08 AM Bus 104BEAR TRAP RD & RABBIT TRACE 6:42 AMBEAR TRAP RD & UPLAND GAME RD 6:42 AMPHEASANT DR & MINK RD 6:43 AMPHEASANT DR & CORNISH CT 6:44 AM



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HUNTING RIDGE RD & ARCHERS RD 6:45 AMNC 58 HWY N & SOLARIS DR 6:49 AM5239 HORNES CH RD 6:50 AM5519 HORNES CH RD 6:51 AM5129 LONDON CH RD 7:03 AM5121 LONDON CH RD 7:04 AM4614 LAKE WILSON RD 7:08 AM Bus 104FAISON ST & N CARROLL ST 6:55 AMBLAKEWOOD ST & MARLOW ST 6:56 AMN CARROLL ST & QUEEN ST, 27893 6:57 AMN POWELL ST & WASHINGTON ST 6:58 AMATLANTIC ST & N CARROLL S 6:59 AMN VICK ST & WASHINGTON ST 7:00 AMBRAGG ST & W VANCE ST 7:03 AMN PINE ST & W VANCE ST 7:03 AMW GOLD ST & WINSTEAD ST 7:06 AM2513 WARD BLVD 7:11 AM Bus 1304922 UPCHURCH RD 6:12 AMUPCHURCH RD & ELM CITY RD S 6:12 AM5325 HAYNES RD 6:16 AM7709 TOWN CREEK RD 6:20 AMTOWN CREEK RD & LA FINCA RD 6:20 AM7370 HARTS ACRES CT 6:32 AM8213 TOWN CREEK RD 6:37 AMJOBE RD & TOWN CREEK RD 6:38 AM8303 TOWN CREEK RD 6:40 AM6919 REEDY BRANCH RD 6:45 AMREEDY BRANCH RD & SANDSTONE CT 6:48 AMROCK QUARRY RD & COBBLESTONE RD 6:50 AM5713 ROCK QUARRY RD 6:51 AMFARMER CT & BOTTOMS DAIRY RD 6:52 AM5916 BOTTOMS DAIRY RD 6:53 AM6512 E LANGLEY RD 6:56 AM6363 E LANGLEY RD 6:57 AM326 BEAUVUE RD 7:00 AM308 BEAUVUE RD 7:01 AM Bus 1336248 US 301 HWY N 6:34 AM6119 STAGECOACH RD 6:40 AM6160 STAGECOACH RD 6:40 AM6110 SHARPE STORE RD 6:41 AM6353 HOMESTEAD RD 6:47 AMCHADWICK RD & STAGECOACH RD 6:51 AMSTAGECOACH RD & EVERETTE LN 6:51 AMLAKE WILSON RD & CURVE RD 7:00 AM4270 WESTERLY CT 7:04 AM3862 LONDON CH RD 7:08 AM3830 LONDON CH RD 7:09 AMLONDON CH RD & OAK CREST DR 7:09 AM Bus 139PARK AVE & W KENAN ST 7:06 AMBROAD ST & WARREN ST 7:08 AMW KENAN ST & DANIEL ST 7:09 AMWARREN ST & W KENAN ST 7:10 AM Bus 143CANAL DR & HERMITAGE RD 6:37 AMCANAL DR & RUNNYMEADE RD 6:39 AMRUNNYMEADE RD & SURRY RD 6:42 AMFOXCROFT RD & RIDGE RD 6:43 AMBARKLEY DR & RIDGE RD 6:44 AMNOTTINGHAM RD & BUCKINGHAM RD 6:44 AMNOTTINGHAM RD & RIDGE RD 6:44 AMSTEDMAN DR & LANCASTER RD 6:46 AMSTEDMAN DR & BUCKINGHAM RD 6:47 AMKAVANAUGH RD & SUMMERFIELD DR 6:48 AMIRENE DR & BRIDGERS ST 6:49 AMNC 58 HWY N & LAKE HAVEN CT 6:54 AMNC 58 HWY N & SUMMITT PL 6:58 AMNANTUCKET DR & COUNTRY CLUB DR 7:00 AMSTURBRIDGE DR & COUNTRY CLUB DR 7:01 AM

COUNTRY CLUB DR & NANTUCKET DR 7:03 AMSTARSHIP LN & CITATION CT 7:07 AMSTARSHIP LN & JETSTREAM DR 7:08 AM Bus 1664450 ROSEBUD CH RD 6:32 AMLAKEVIEW RD & WINDSOR RD 6:33 AM4813 LAKEVIEW RD 6:35 AM5035 REDMON RD 6:42 AM4915 ROSEBUD CH RD 6:50 AM4709 MATTHEWS RD 6:54 AM US 301 HWY N & LEANNE CIR 7:00 AMHARPER ST & BEST ST 7:06 AME GOLD ST & BENTON ST 7:07 AMN DOUGLAS ST & E VANCE ST 7:08 AM Bus 170BARNES ST& M L KING JR CIR 6:32 AMMAIN ST, 27878 & PINEGROVE 6:32 AMLINCOLN ST & M L KING JR CIR 6:33 AMM L KING JR CIR & VICK ST 6:33 AME RAILROAD ST & B ST 6:35 AMMAIN ST 27878 & WEAVER CIR 6:37 AMSHADWELL CT & COUNTY LINE RD 6:38 AM6810 HEFFNER RD 6:44 AM5046 SLEEPY HOLLOW CT 6:59 AM Bus 174W DIXON ST & S PARKER ST 6:49 AMS BRANCH ST EC & E DIXON ST EC 6:50 AM610 N PARKER ST 6:53 AMDANIEL DR & DAVID LN 6:55 AMW NORTH ST EC & N ANDERSON S EC 6:57 AMAMERICAN LEIGON RD & W NASH ST, 27822 6:59 AMLYNNHAVEN DR & LEO DR 7:00 AMW NASH ST, 27822 & COBB DR 7:01 AM605 W MAIN ST 7:02 AM Bus 285LAKE WILSON RD & SADDLE RUN RD 6:53 AMCHANDLER DR & LAKE WILSON RD 6:56 AMLAKE WILSON RD & LAKE HILLS DR 6:56 AM3200 TILGHMAN RD 6:57 AMSHERWOOD DR & LADY MARIAN RD 6:58 AMTILGHMAN RD & ANDERSON RD 6:59 AMBURKAM CT & SHADOW RIDGE DR 7:01 AMDEERFIELD LN & TILGHMAN RD 7:03 AMTILGHMAN RD & FISHER CT 7:03 AMWOODGREEN DR & TILGHMAN RD 7:03 AMRALEIGH RD PKWY N & W LEE ST 7:08 AM Bus 291GEORGETOWN DR & STRATFORD DR 6:46 AM4518 COUNTRY CLUB DR 6:49 AM5033 COUNTRY CLUB DR 6:51 AMST GEORGES DR & WINGED FOOT LN 6:56 AMCOUNTRY CLUB DR & GREENBRIER LN 6:57 AMPEBBLE BEACH CIR & WILLOW CREEK DR 6:58 AMPEBBLE BEACH CIR & DORAL LN 6:59 AMPRESTWICK LN & COUNTRY CLUB DR 7:00 AMDEWFIELD DR & BOB WHITE TR 7:02 AMDEWFIELD DR & PINEHURST DR 7:02 AMDEWFIELD DR & DEER CREEK DR 7:04 AMDEWFIELD DR & HIGHMEADOW LN 7:04 AMLAKE WILSON RD & DEER CREEK DR 7:05 AMARROWWOOD DR & WYNCLIFF DR 7:09 AMWHETSTONE PL & BRENTWOOD DR 7:10 AMBRENTWOOD DR & WETHERLY DR 7:11 AMWESTSHIRE DR & BRENTWOOD DR 7:11 AMBRENTWOOD DR & FRIENDSHIP DR 7:12 AM

BRENTWOOD DR & DAISY LN 7:13 AM

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Bus 120NC 42 HWY W & BOYETTE DR 6:30 AM2712 F H MANOR 6:33 AMPOPLAR ST & BIRCH ST 6:41 AME WALNUT ST & SIMS ST 6:44 AM Bus 127PARK VIEW ST & STARMOUNT CIR 6:48 AMNC 42 HWY W & TRACE DR 6:54 AM Bus 128SUGGS ST & EDWARDS ST 6:36 AMNEW ST & NORA ST 6:38 AMGAY ST & MOORE ST 6:41 AMLAYTON AVE & JONES ST 6:44 AMW KENAN ST & S JACKSON ST 6:47 AMPARK AVE & W SPRUCE ST 6:49 AM Bus 144THURSTON DR & LILLIAN RD 6:47 AMLILLIAN RD & ROBERT RD 6:48 AMTHURSTON DR & ELIZABETH RD 6:49 AMW GARNER ST & THIRD ST 6:50 AM Bus 148ROBESON ST & W REID ST 6:38 AMLANE ST & WOODARD AVE 6:40 AMLANE ST & S POWELL ST 6:41 AMELVIE ST & HADLEY ST 6:42 AMWOODARD AVE & SINGLETARY ST 6:43 AMBLACK CREEK RD & LINCOLN ST 6:44 AMELVIE ST & NORA ST 6:45 AM Bus 156NC 42 HWY W & OLD DAM DR 6:38 AM NC 42 HWY W & CRANBERRY RIDGE DR 6:40 AMNC 42 HWY W & WALNUT CREEK DR 6:40 AMOAKDALE DR & CRESCENT DR 6:42 AMGLENDALE DR & GARWIN DR 6:45 AMGLENDALE DR & CENTRE ST 6:46 AMGLENDALE DR & PARKWAY ST 6:46 AMGLENDALE DR & RIDGEWAY ST 6:46 AMGLENDALE DR & WOODSIDE DR 6:47 AMWOODSIDE DR & VALLEY DALE ST 6:49 AMHAWTHORNE LN & WESTWOOD AVE 6:50 AM2015 FOREST HILLS RD 6:51 AM Bus 168THISTLE DR & ASHBROOK DR 6:34 AMRAVEN RIDGE DR & ASHBROOK DR 6:35 AMAIRPORT BLVD & MARGUERITE LN 6:39 AMYORKSHIRE DR & QUEENSFERRY DR 6:40 AMLAKESIDE DR & QUEENSFERRY DR 6:43 AMCHRISTOPHER DR & LANDRUM DR 6:47 AMWESTMINSTER DR & LANCASTER RD 6:48 AM Bus 173GREEN FOREST RD & WIGGINS MILL RD 6:48 AMSPRING HILL CHURCH RD & WIGGINS MILL RD 6:51 AMWIGGINS MILL RD & TOBIANO CT 6:51 AM8056 SPRING HILL CH RD 6:52 AM7569 SPRING HILL CH RD 6:53 AM8033 SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL RD 6:56 AMNC 581 HWY & JENNA LN 6:57 AMSPRINGFIELD SCH RD & BROOKS RD 6:57 AM6002 NC 581 HWY 6:58 AM8721 EXUM RD 6:58 AM8800 EXUM RD 6:58 AM9134 SHAW RD 7:00 AM8726 ARGO PL 7:05 AMBRAME RD & JUDGE RD 7:12 AM

7149 NEAL RD 7:14 AM6171 NC 42 HWY W 7:19 AM Bus 2745027 ST MARYS CH RD 6:17 AM5449 CREECH RD 6:20 AM5940 BLALOCK RD 6:20 AM6132 BLALOCK RD 6:22 AM6809 WHEAT SWAMP RD 6:26 AM7227 GOURD BRANCH RD 6:30 AM7310 WHEAT SWAMP RD 6:32 AM7404 ATKINSON RD 6:36 AM7431 POWELL HOOKS RD 6:38 AM7167 POWELL HOOKS RD 6:40 AM7450 LITTLE ROCK CH RD 6:43 AM7563 TEDDER RD 6:43 AM7936 TEDDER RD 6:47 AMROUSE RD & TEDDER RD 6:48 AMLITTLE ROCK CH RD & MONIQUE RD 6:50 AMLITTLE ROCK CH RD & GRANITE DR 6:59 AM5327 US 301 HWY S 7:00 AM5353 US 301 HWY S 7:00 AM5408 ST MARYS CH RD 7:04 AM5203 RADFORD RD 7:07 AM4701 WIGGINS MILL RD 7:09 AM Bus 280CHRISTOPHER DR & JAYNE LN 6:34 AMCHASE RD & DIANNE DR 6:38 AMCOLUMBIA AVE & FULTON PL 6:41 AMCHELSEA DR & SUTTON PL 6:42 AM3701 ASHBROOK DR 6:45 AMMERCK RD & BROOKFIELD DR 6:53 AM1783 AIRPORT BLVD 6:54 AM Bus 287CAM STRADER DR & CAMELLIA DR 6:10 AM5353 PACKHOUSE RD 6:18 AM5612 BLOOMERY RD 6:26 AM5913 LAMM RD 6:29 AM6400 COUNTRYSIDE RD 6:35 AM5817 FARMWOOD LP 6:43 AM5265 MAMIE RD 6:48 AM Bus 2935650 ST MARYS CH RD 6:15 AM8171 SIMPSON RD 6:25 AM7032 NC 581 HWY 6:31 AM9016 ST MARYS CH RD 6:33 AMST MARYS CH RD & W LINCOLN DR 6:35 AM8412 NEWSOME MILL RD 6:42 AM7327 US 301 HWY S 6:48 AMJUANITA LOOP & LITTLE ROCK CH RD 6:57 AMLITTLE ROCK CH RD & MABRY LN 6:57 AM6301 LITTLE ROCK CH RD 6:58 AM810 LITTLE ROCK CH RD 6:58 AMCAMPBELL ST & MAIN ST, 27851 7:00 AMW OAK ST & HILL ST, 27851 7:01 AMLUCAS ST & ANTHONY ST 7:03 AM Bus 297W WALNUT ST & WESTOVER AVE 6:44 AMWARREN ST & HYATT DR 6:45 AMWARREN ST & S BRUTON ST 6:45 AMTHURSTON DR & THIRD ST 6:48 AMFORREST RD & PARK AVE 6:49 AMW GARNER ST & FIRST ST 6:50 AM Bus 3025339 ST ROSE CH RD 6:19 AM5171 MAMIE RD 6:22 AM5119 ST ROSE CH RD 6:23 AM5164 ST ROSE CH RD 6:23 AM6262 OLD DAVIS RD 6:28 AM6848 FLAT ROCK RD 6:36 AM6918 SIMS SCH RD 6:41 AM6604 WALL ST 6:45 AM7202 W US 264 ALT 6:49 AM7214 NEVERSON RD 6:49 AM7421 MARSH SWAMP RD 6:53 AMMARSH SWAMP RD & NICHOLS CT 6:54 AM7226 MARSH SWAMP RD 6:55 AMFRANCES RD & PEARL LN 7:02 AMBOYKIN RD & GREYMONT CT 7:06 AMBOYKIN RD & PIPERWOOD CT 7:06 AM7124 BOYKIN RD 7:07 AM7328 ROCK RIDGE SIMS RD 7:10 AM7400 ROCK RIDGE SIMS RD 7:10 AM7230 ROCK RIDGE SIMS RD 7:11 AM Bus 3046326 BOYKIN RD 6:32 AM

6334 RADIO TOWER RD 6:32 AM6107 FLOWERS RD 6:39 AMST ROSE CH RD & SHEPHERD RD 6:51 AMST ROSE CHURCH RD & WAYSIDE CT 6:52 AM5421 ERNEST RD 6:54 AM Bus 307202 US 301 HWY S 6:25 AMMAIN ST, 27851 & JOHNSON ST 6:25 AMMOBLEY RD & GABRIELS WAY 6:27 AM7439 AYCOCKS CROSSING RD 6:32 AM7543 AYCOCKS CROSSING RD 6:33 AM7321 LEISURE RD 6:35 AM7835 SIMPSON RD 6:38 AM7978 SIMPSON RD 6:39 AM7817 OSCAR LP 6:43 AM7478 OSCAR LP 6:44 AM7427 OSCAR LP 6:45 AM7362 OSCAR LP 6:46 AM6170 ST MARYS CHURCH RD 6:51 AM5673 SCOTT CH RD 6:53 AM5401 SCOTT CH RD 6:55 AM Bus 3108122 HARRELL STORE RD 6:22 AMRED MAPLE CT & HARRELL STORE RD 6:23 AMFRANK RD & KIRBY RD 6:29 AM9160 FABWHITLEY RD 6:33 AM9702 REVELL RD 6:45 AMRAMBLEWOOD PL & SOURWOOD RD 6:48 AM9711 RAMBLEWOOD PL 6:49 AM9469 REVELL RD 6:52 AM8217 SPRING HILL CH RD 7:03 AM Bus 3137830 SADIE RD 6:01 AM8015 NC 42 HWY W 6:02 AMMS KELLY RD & NC 42 HWY W 6:07 AMHAWLEY RD & TRISTON CT 6:11 AM9407 HOGG RD 6:26 AMBAILEY RD & CLEARWATER DR 6:26 AM9129 HOGG RD 6:29 AM7820 BAILEY RD 6:31 AM9035 NEW SANDY HILL CHURCH RD 6:33 AM9075 NEW SANDY HILL CHURCH RD 6:39 AM8121 NEW SANDY HILL CHURCH RD 6:43 AMCRAIG CT & NEW SANDY HILL CH RD 6:43 AM7807 HEALTHY PLAINS CHURCH RD 6:50 AM7615 FULGHUM RD 6:53 AM7546 LEONARD RD 6:56 AM7228 HEALTHY PLAINS CHURCH RD 6:59 AM7266 HEALTHY PLAINS CHURCH RD 6:59 AM7366 WILKERSON LOOP 7:02 AM5007 NC 42 HWY W 7:11 AM

Bus 317 SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL RD & WILLING WORKER RD 6:42 AM7014 SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL RD 6:43 AM7054 SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL RD 6:47 AM5056 RAINWATER RD 6:57 AM4757 RAINWATER RD 6:58 AM5167 ARTIS RD 7:01 AM5101 ARTIS RD 7:02 AM4322 US 301 HWY S 7:08 AM5026 BOSWELLVILLE RD 7:10 AMBOSWELLVILLE RD & KENROY RD 7:10 AMBOSWELLVILLE RD & SKYLAND LP 7:11 AM4228 SHIRLEY RD 7:15 AM4270 DOWNING RD 7:15 AM Bus 325ALTHORP DR & GLOUCESTER DR 6:33 AMBURNSIDE DR & DOGWOOD LN 6:40 AMBURNSIDE DR & QUEEN ANNE RD 6:40 AMPARKSIDE DR & TANGLEWOOD DR 6:42 AMDOGWOOD LN & TANGLEWOOD DR 6:43 AMROLLINGWOOD DR & WATERFORD DR 6:44 AMWINDEMERE DR & BROOKSIDE DR 6:47 AMPINE VIEW AVE & LAKESIDE DR 6:50 AM


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