Muni Routes to City Schools

Every middle and high school in the San Francisco Unified School District is served by at least one Muni route. There's even a special "school trippers" service, the supplemental Muni routes that begin after school hours and serve middle and high schools throughout the city.

Find your school on the list below to explore the nearest bus routes and rail lines available.

• Middle Schools
• High Schools

Fares

The Free Muni for Youth Program provides low to moderate income city youth between the ages of five and 18 (students enrolled in Special Education Services are eligible until the age of 22) with a special Clipper Card to help them meet their transportation needs. Since Free Muni for Youth was started in March of 2013, nearly 27,000 students have enrolled into the program. If you have not had time to sign up for the Free Muni for Youth Program, and are between the ages 5-18, you still get a discounted fare of $1.00 to ride on Muni with a valid ID.

Safety

As the transportation agency that builds safety features onto our streets, works with our Vision Zero city partners to keep everyone free from harm and gets School Crossing guards at intersections

September is Pedestrian Safety Month, a good time to remember to slow down and pay attention. Our Vision Zero partners at the San Francisco Department of Public Health share additional safety reminders each year and have a lot of great resources on their Safe Routes to Schools page.

Travel back to school safely by walking on sidewalks and obeying traffic signs and crossing guards. Download a Back to School Safety Tips sheet here.

Important Links:  ​

• SFUSD Transportation Options

• SFUSD School Map (pdf)

• Safe Routes to Schools

• Requesting School Crossing Guards  

Schools

Middle Schools

High Schools