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    Transportation

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    Applying for Bussing with Student Transport 2026-2027

    Student Transportation manages all the bussing, the schools confirm student registration and forwards your cancellations or amendment requests with Transport; the school does not coordinate bussing, this is all handled by Transport.

    If you require bussing and have not applied for bussing before, please visit epsb.ca under the “Schools” heading at “Get to School” and click on “Applying for Yellow Bus Service.”  Go under the “2026-2027” heading to click on “2026-27 yellow bus service application form”.  Please read all the information carefully on the site. 

    Yellow Bus Information:
    Steinhauer School provides yellow bus transportation for students living in the Ermineskin, Paisley, Graydon Hill, and Hays Ridge communities.  The fee for yellow bus service for the 2025–2026 school year at present is $70.00 per month.

    Important Notes:
    ● Students will have assigned seating and are not permitted to switch seats.
    ● Steinhauer School does not provide transportation for students outside of the designated
    yellow bus zones.
    ● All transportation services and policies are managed by Edmonton Public Schools’ Transportation Department.

    Phone: 780-429-8585
    Email: student.transportation@epsb.ca

    Parent/Guardian Responsibilities
    Parents/guardians must notify the office no later than 2:45 p.m. of any changes to their child’s bus arrangements for the day. With nearly 200 students riding the bus, it is essential that we are able to account for every student to ensure their safety. Late changes create significant challenges in tracking students and can delay or disrupt the dismissal process. To support a safe and efficient end to the day, please contact the office as early as possible with any changes to your child’s transportation. We appreciate your cooperation in helping us keep all students safe and accounted for. Parents/Guardians of students who ride the yellow bus are responsible for the following:


    ● Escort your child safely to and from the bus stop. Note: Bus drivers are not permitted to leave the vehicle and may not drop off Kindergarten or special education needs students unless an adult is present to receive them. If no one is available, the student may be returned to school, kept on the bus until contact is made, or in rare cases, taken to Emergency Social Services.
    ● Arrive at the stop 5 minutes before the scheduled pick-up time.
    ● Ensure your child is dressed for the weather and has a back-up plan in case of delays or missed buses.
    ● Teach your child appropriate bus safety and expected behaviour.
    ● Purchase the required monthly or annual bus pass.
    ● Inform the school office of any changes to address, pick-up/drop-off location, or program
    status with at least 8 school days' notice.
    ● Assist students with severe special education needs when boarding and disembarking.
    ● Provide up-to-date emergency contact information.
    ● Notify the school in writing, steinhauer@epsb.ca, when yellow bus service is no longer required.  Failure to notify the school may result in bus fee charges, even if your child is no longer taking the bus.

    Student Responsibilities
    Students who ride the yellow bus are expected to:
    ● Arrive at the bus stop 5 minutes early.
    ● Wait in a safe, orderly manner away from the road.
    ● Respect private property and maintain a low noise level.
    ● Know and stay clear of the “danger zone”- within 3 metres of the bus.
    ● Step back from the bus after exiting and never cross in front of it.
    ● Board and exit in a single file using the handrail.
    ● Go directly to their assigned seat and remain seated, facing forward.
    ● Keep aisles clear and never stand while the bus is moving.
    ● Keep hands, feet, and belongings inside the bus at all times.
    ● Obey the driver’s instructions respectfully.
    ● Speak politely and quietly.
    ● Treat others with kindness and respect.
    ● Refrain from eating, drinking, damaging the bus, or using personal electronics to take photos.


    Restricted Items on the Yellow Bus:
    The following items are not permitted on yellow school buses:
    ● Bags or containers that cannot fit under the seat.
    ● Large or bulky items that cannot be safely stored on the bus- these must be transported by parents.
    ● Pets, weapons or objects resembling weapons, flammable items, or dangerous goods.

    Public Transportation
    Steinhauer School is also well-served by Edmonton Transit Service (ETS). Families living outside of designated yellow bus zones may wish to explore ETS routes as an alternative transportation option.

     

     

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Welcome

School Message
We are a vibrant Kindergarten to Grade 6 school located in south Edmonton, proudly serving the communities of Steinhauer, Ermineskin, Paisley, Graydon Hill, and Hays Ridge. At Steinhauer, we offer regular programming as well as Division I and II Connections programs. Students in grades 4-6 learn French as a Second Language.

Our school is dedicated to creating a supportive and inclusive learning environment where every child can grow and thrive. We believe learning is a journey that includes both successes and challenges. Students are encouraged to take risks, make mistakes, learn from them, and keep moving forward. This mindset is key to building resilience and fostering a lifelong love of learning.

At the heart of our work is a strong focus on literacy, numeracy, kindness, and student leadership. We know that preparing students for the future means more than memorizing facts. Today’s learners need to be creative thinkers, effective communicators, and collaborative problem-solvers who also understand the importance of treating others with respect and kindness.

Our goal is to nurture confident, capable, compassionate, and curious learners who are prepared to contribute positively to their school, their community, and the world around them.

2026 Meet the Teacher

 

school supplies

School Supply List for the 2026-2027 School Year:

Kindergarten

Grade 1

Grade 2

Grade 3

Grade 4 

Grade 5

Grade 6

Connections Division 1

Connections Division 2

Principal's Apple Message
Principal's Message
Steinhauer is a wonderful school, and we are excited to welcome you and your child to our vibrant learning community. We recognize that every child is unique and special, and that each one learns and grows in their own way and at their own pace.

At Steinhauer, we strive to create a place where every student feels valued, supported, and a true sense of belonging. Our community is strengthened by the many perspectives, experiences, and strengths that each child and family brings. Through daily interactions and shared experiences, we work to nurture kindness, encourage students to take initiative, and help them discover the many ways they can contribute as leaders within our school community.

We are committed to helping students develop the knowledge, skills, and attitudes they need to thrive- both now and in the future. This means going beyond memorizing facts to foster creativity, critical thinking, and a sense of responsibility for themselves and others. Students learn to collaborate, solve problems, make thoughtful decisions, and communicate effectively, while developing the resilience and confidence needed to face new challenges.

We deeply value the strong partnerships we have with our families through the Steinhauer School Council and the Steinhauer Fundraising for the Future Society. Together, we create meaningful learning experiences and a supportive environment where children feel connected, respected, and empowered to reach their potential.

At Steinhauer, our goal is to inspire a lifelong love of learning and prepare students with the skills, character, and confidence they need to meet the challenges of high school and beyond.

Mrs. Lori Price-Wagner
Principal

 
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