Transportation
The safe transportation of students is a responsibility shared by transportation staff, parents and students. We are committed to providing safe vehicles and qualified drivers along with school bus safety education to students and parents.
If you have questions or need more information please call us at 258-9565.
Bus numbers and route numbers are the same.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The Penn-Harris-Madison Transportation Department will provide transportation for students to and from a maximum of TWO locations: home and one other site within the boundaries of the school the student attends. In the interest of keeping our students safe, we can no longer accommodate complex schedules involving multiple stops.
Henry Lohmeyer, Director of Transportation
Phyllis Heeter, Assistant Director/Route Manager
Ann-Marie Brow, Senior Dispatcher
Judy Bingaman, Dispatcher
Amy Aschenbrenner, Secretary/Payroll
P-H-M recognizes bus driver "angel"

With a heart as big as a bus, May Hossfeld has been working in the Penn-Harris-Madison Transportation Department since 1999 when she started as a bus aide for students with special needs. After extensive training she became a full-time bus operator and has been recognized as the Penn-Harris-Madison 2010 Classified Employee of the Year.
May Hossfeld is known for always going above and beyond the requirements of the job. In addition to driving a school bus, she trains drivers on how to use the special equipment needed to transport students with special needs.
“May is an angel on earth and we are blessed to have her here. I look forward to seeing her each morning and she cares about the students as if they were her very own children,” said Anne-Marie Brow, senior dispatcher in the transportation department.
In June 2009, May Hossfeld was diagnosed with cancer and never missed a day of work despite undergoing chemotherapy. “I have tried to live my life to treat people the same way I like to be treated,” said May Hossfeld.
“May Hossfeld exemplifies our core values with her commitment to excellence and deep caring for the safety and welfare of our students,” said Superintendent Jerry Thacker. “We are delighted to recognize her contribution to our schools.”
