Bus Schedules for South River High School can be found HERE

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Additional Bus Information:

Unlike the middle and elementary schools, there is no after-school activity bus for high school students.  However, the Anne Arundel County Public Schools System is required to provide transportation for students who attend South River as part of the Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM) Magnet Program.  These students stay after the regular school day has closed in order to participate in STEM mandated activities or courses.

The after-school STEM buses run ONLY on Tuesday and Thursday and do not leave the school grounds until 4:00pm. They stop only at designated locations, such as schools or libraries, and will not drop students at their homes (**see notation below).

Students who not part of STEM program are sometimes permitted to ride the bus after school, with permission, and on a limited basis.

After School STEM Bus Use by Non-STEM Students

In order to get permission to ride a STEM after-school bus, students MUST:

1. see Ms. Jentilet, in the main office, to get a Bus Request Form to be completed by the teacher or sponsor of the after-school activity;
2. return the completed Bus Request Form to Ms. Jentilet prior to the regular dismissal time on the day the bus is needed;
3. be issued a Bus Pass with the student’s name and the appropriate bus number on it;
   
4. go to Welcome Desk before 4:00pm and show the person on desk-duty the Bus Pass, so it can be cross-referenced with the list of permitted riders;
5. report to the bus by 4:00pm and show the bus driver the pass.

**There are only 3 buses:

Bus #1 – Crofton / Davidsonville area

Bus #2 – Severna Park / Broadneck / Annapolis

Bus #3 – Edgewater / Mayo / South County

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Parking Services and Applications

Senior students who wish to park on the campus of SRHS must apply for a permit at the beginning of each semester.  Parking spaces are assigned on a priority basis as determined by the Anne Arundel County Public Schools Board of Education.  Applications for students who do not meet the requirements for priority will be placed in a lottery with parking spaces assigned by random drawing.  For more information about the process, fees and requirements, see the links below.

Parking Administration:  Ms Edie Picken, Assistant Principal     epicken@aacps.org

Parking Information

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Spring Semester Parking Application is now Available

Any student wishing to park on campus for the Spring Semester MUST APPLY for a permit.

Applications for Spring Parking will be accepted starting December 1, 2011 and must be turned in by January 11, 2012.  All applications and supporting documents must be HAND CARRIED by the APPLICANT to Mrs Jentilet or Ms Picken in the Main Office.

Spring Semester Parking Application Packet