Cincinnati Public Schools will transition 1,260 more students, primarily seventh and eighth graders, to Cincinnati Metro ...

The district said it anticipates saving about $2.9 million annually based on internal cost comparisons. Yellow bus service costs an average of $3,085 per student, while Metro costs approximately ...

The district said it anticipates saving about $2.9 million annually based on internal cost comparisons. Yellow bus service costs an average of $3,085 per student, while Metro costs approximately ...

Spencer Center for Gifted and Exceptional Students. High schoolers at Sayler Park School and Spencer Center for Gifted and Exceptional Students will now ride Metro if they choose to use a bus system.

Over 10,000 Cincinnati Public Schools students already use public buses for school transportation each year. Cincinnati ...

Such machines also could be available to purchase tickets for Cincinnati’s streetcar system, which is scheduled to open in September 2016. Planners have not finalized streetcar fare details yet.

Cincinnati Public Schools will shift over 1,200 students, mainly seventh and eighth graders, from yellow school buses to Metro public transit this year. The move aims to close a $50 million budget gap ...

Ohio Public Schools Shifting Over 1,200 Students to Public Transit This Fall School Transportation News Wire Reports ...

More than a thousand additional Cincinnati Public Schools students, most of whom are middle schoolers, will ride public transportation this year. The district's board of education approved moving ...

Big changes could be coming next school year to the 12,000 students who rely on Cincinnati Public Schools ' bus system to get to and from school. On Monday, Superintendent Iranetta Wright homed in ...

Last month, three teenagers were arrested after a woman was brutally attacked on a Metro bus in Colerain Township.All three were released from the Hamilton County Juvenile Detention Center the ...