Each exhibit will have a central site, offering food, information, resources and bus transportation to schools in that region. Buses will run hourly.

Families are encouraged to visit individual schools for tours instead of taking the bus, but they are also encouraged to visit hub sites, Robles said.

At the hubs, families can complete their school registrations, get vaccinated, and apply for jobs in the district. Representatives from the district’s outstanding student services, Indian education, language and cultural services and talent management, as well as various community organizations, will be on hand.

At each school site, group visits will be offered every 30 minutes.

The federal mandate to mask on public transport will be respected, so passengers and bus drivers must wear masks to travel to and from schools.

TPS is a District of Choice, which means students can apply to attend any school in the district, no matter where they live, as long as there is room and applications are submitted during the window of opportunity. ‘registration.

Parents will be notified by the end of March of their child’s best game and put on a waiting list for all schools that the family has ranked higher than the corresponding school.