Transportation Department
Welcome to the transportation department for the William Floyd School District. As always, we will be counting on parents, along with the drivers and administration to keep children safe while on the school bus. For any questions or concerns, parents are encouraged to talk to their building principal or call the Transportation Department at (631) 874-1305 or via email at transportation@wfsd.k12.ny.us
After Hours Contact Information
First Student (631) 803-8767
Durham School Services (631) 479-2178
Transportation Forms
Childcare Provider Form (2025-26)
Private Parochial Form (2025-26)
2026-27 Childcare Provider Request for Transportation (English version)
(Click here for the Spanish version)
Transportation Department
Gail Yirce (631) 874-1314
Laura Ruhle (631) 874-1584
Christina Casiano (631) 874-1315
Employee Documents and Forms
Transportation Department Infofinder le.
The above website provides access to our transportation database for WFSD staff only.
It can only be used in district.
District News
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The William Floyd High School Class of 2026 graduation ceremony is just around the corner! Graduates and their families, please be sure to read all of the information to ensure a successful event that will be a cherished memory for years to come!
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For the second consecutive year, a team of William Floyd High School science students under the direction of Christopher Orlando were selected as winners in the Long Island Regional Planning Council’s (LIRPC) annual Long Island Water Quality Challenge. The team received a $2,500 grant to implement its proposal at the school, and earned WFHS the recognition of being the first school to earn back-to-back victories in the competition!