Fewer cars make campuses feel welcoming, safe and easy to approach on foot. When choosing how students commute to and from school, families should determine the best options in light of their children's age and experience.  

*Yellow Bus Registration for 2019-20 is now open!*

Please click the links below and fill out the registration form.

*Please note: Bus spots are filled on a first come, first serve basis.

Priority will be given to those who register for BOTH AM & PM bus services.*

Please contact amaracha@mpcsd.org with any inquiries. 

Thank you!

Encinal Bus Registration Form

Laurel Upper Campus Bus Registration Form

Laurel Lower Campus Bus Registration Form

Oak Knoll Bus Registration Form

Laurel/Encinal Connector Route Registration Form

Encinal School Morning Route

Encinal School Afternoon Route

Upper Laurel AM Route 

Upper Laurel PM Route 

Lower Laurel Morning Route

Lower Laurel Afternoon Route

Encinal/Laurel Connector Route

Oak Knoll School Route 

CLICK HERE to find SamTrans routes for Encinal, Oak Knoll and Hillview Schools. 

Families can select different options for riding the MPCSD yellow school bus. Fees apply for riding to Encinal and Laurel School (Lower and Upper Campus) and Oak Knoll. Below are the current fees for bus ridership. 

2019-20 Bus Fees:

Once your student's seat has been confirmed, we will send you a link for online payment.

Click here for the list of MPCSD transportation expectations.

Please contact us for questions or concerns regarding transportation: commutes@mpcsd.org

SamTrans provides dedicated public transportation to Encinal, Oak Knoll and Hillview Schools. To learn more about these routes please CLICK HERE.

Riding bikes or walking together is fun for students and the exercise can make concentrating in class easier. Click here for additional Bike and Walk information. Visit your school's transportation page for recommended routes and bike/walk campus rules:  Encinal  Hillview  Laurel  Oak Knoll

Student safety, traffic flow and parking are critical issues for the District, and MPCSD is committed to Safe Routes projects in partnership with Menlo Park, Atherton, San Mateo County and local police departments. 

Funding for Safe Routes to School programs is made possible by the City/County Association of Governments of San Mateo County. Click here to learn more.