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TRANSPORTATION AND BACK TO SCHOOL 2019-2020
Transportation information- WILL BE AVAILABLE AUGUST 20, 2019
As of 08/20, access transportation info here : http://www.swlauriersb.qc.ca/transport
School Fees
Memory Aid - Free education and financial contributions that may be required
Communication-Memos
2019-2020 Back to School Memo # 1 (July 4, 2019)
STL information
Welcoming letter - LAVAL SCHOOLS - July 12, 2019
Follow your bus with the STL tracking tool: Click here
Students' Code of Conduct on Société de transport de Laval buses
Forms
Other
2018-2019 Emergency phone numbers
2018-2019 Emergency phone numbers- Sainte-Agathe Academy
2018-2019 Emergency phone numbers- Joliette and Rawdon
Safety around school zones!
Many students will soon be crossing the streets, drivers must be very careful and patient on the road and respect road signs. Drivers must be particularly alert in school zones, where traffic is moving slowly. Remember the speed limit in school zones is 30 km/h.
If you wish to drive your children to school, make sure to park your vehicle where parking is permitted. Do not block private driveways, crosswalks or streets and obey flashing lights on buses and stop signs.
To avoid road congestion near schools, you can encourage your children to walk instead of driving them. Keeping children active is beneficial to their health. Trained crossing guards can be found along school routes to help your children cross at intersections to ensure their safety.