2023-24 Arrival / Dismissal and Bus Route (Greenwich Residents)

Arrival and Dismissal - Parking Lot Procedures 2022-23

 

Please follow the GCS Arrival and Dismissal procedures in the parking lot.  If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Mascola ([email protected])

 

Parking Lot Rules for the Safety of All:

 

Rule #1: If utilizing the car line, please DO NOT get out of your car: not to “quickly grab” your child, or to just say “hi” to your friend in line behind you. If your child needs help getting out of the car, or you need to talk to a teacher or another parent, please park in the visitors' parking lot and walk across to the front sidewalk.


Rule #2: If the line is moving, you should be moving. Be aware of what is going on around you. Don’t stop at a certain point to wait for your child. Once your child locates you, he or she will get into the car, and then you may exit.

 

Rule #3: The car drop-off and pick-up lane rules apply to everyone, without exception.

 
 
Bus Service for Greenwich Residents:
 
The 2023-24 Greenwich GCS bus schedule is available on the menu at right.
 
If you are a Greenwich resident and would like to use the buses, please contact Mrs. Collins in the Main Office by clicking here or calling 203-869-4000, ext 100. You may also visit the town of Greenwich's transportation website here.
 
Residents of Westchester County
 
If you are a Westchester County resident residing within 15 miles of Greenwich Catholic School, you are entitled to bus service using the following:
 
- Byram Hills (for Armonk) 914-273-4245
County Coach (Port Chester/ Rye) 914-967-5959
- Chappaqua Transportation (Chappaqua) 914-238-4404
- Jumbo Bus Company (Valhalla) 914-769-5737
 
Please call your bus company directly and let them know that you will need to set up bussing for Greenwich Catholic School.
 
On the opening day of school, parents are responsible to give written notification to their child’s teacher regarding their child’s PERMANENT PLAN for bus or car transportation at dismissal. No changes should be made, especially during the first few weeks of school, except for EMERGENCIES. It is imperative for safe dismissal that a routine is put into place. If your child is scheduled to use a bus, individual car, or carpool pick-up, please be consistent in following this routine. If there is a change in your child’s dismissal procedure, a note must be given to the homeroom teacher, or in an emergency, a call must be made to the Main Office directly (no voicemail messages are to be left regarding a change in a student’s dismissal).