Who designates all school bus stops made for receiving and discharging pupils?

The School District Superintendent is responsible for designating all school bus stops made for receiving and discharging pupils. This is underlined by the authority given to school districts to establish policies and regulations regarding transportation within the district. The Superintendent typically oversees transportation planning, ensuring that bus stops are located in safe and convenient places for students, aligning with both state guidelines and local needs.

The California Highway Patrol and the California Department of Education provide support and guidelines related to school bus safety and regulations, but the specific authority to designate bus stops lies with the School District Superintendent. This delineation of responsibility ensures that decisions are made based on the specific context of the local community and its schools, reflecting the priorities and concerns of that district.