Overview
Welcome to LCS Transportation
Leon County Schools has been a proven leader in academics for more than a century. We are a student-centered district located in Florida’s capital county, brimming with innovation and focused on excellence. Built on our five pillars of success, we work daily to provide safe, caring environments and promote quality in education through our innovative and diverse school offerings to prepare learners for their future.
If we can assist in any way, please email us here or call 850-487-7100.
For student enrollment information, visit the LCS Student Admissions website here, or call Barbara Howard @ 850-561-8982.
Leon County Schools Transportation
Fredrick Johnson, Director II
fredrick.johnson@leonschools.net
Johnnie Douglas, Director I – Special Operations
johnnie.douglas@leonschools.net
850-488-2636
Twanda Paul-Hines, Executive Assistant
850-488-2636
Bus Compound Contacts
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All Routes starting with an A
LaCardo Henderson – Compound Coordinator
lacardo.henderson@leonschools.net
538 Appleyard Dr.
Tallahassee, FL 32304
Telephone Number: (850) 488-7572
Fax Number: (850) 488-2594 -
All Routes starting with a C
Frederick Williams – Compound Coordinator
frederick.williams@leonschools.net
3601 Conner Blvd
Tallahassee, FL 32311
Telephone Number: (850) 922-6701
Fax Number: (850) 414-1926
Important Announcements - Buses
STAR Program Cards
Star Cards are available!!
StarMetro’s STAR Program (previously known as the Students Fare-Free Pilot Program) provides students in grades K-12 within Leon County free transportation with a STAR Program Card.
School Bus Stop Lighting Program
School Bus Stop Lighting Program
Leon County Government invites residents to join us in creating safer bus stops through our School Bus Stop Lighting Program.
The Leon County School Bus Stop Lighting Program is designed to improve lighting conditions at school bus stops in Leon County. Through this program, residents can submit a request to Leon County to install streetlighting at school bus stops in unincorporated areas to enhance visibility and safety for students, parents, and all community members using these stops.
By installing proper lighting in rural areas, Leon County seeks to improve visibility and safety during the early morning and evening hours, provide a sense of security for students and parents waiting at bus stops, and improve lighting conditions to help drivers more easily spot students waiting at stops.