Under most circumstances, parents are responsible for transporting their children to and from school. Students are, however, provided free City of Saskatoon transit tickets in the following circumstances:

• If a student resides more than .805 kilometres from an elementary school and suitable bus routes exist
• If a student is taking Industrial Arts or Home Economics in a school outside their neighbourhood
• If a student is attending the academically talented program at either Caswell Public School or Greystone Heights Public School and lives outside those neighbourhoods

Saskatoon Public Schools also provides two-way transportation for the following elementary school students:

• Students with designated disabilities who require assistance getting to school
• Students who must leave their neighbourhood school in order to enroll in French Immersion at another public school (Kindergarten to Grade 8)
• Students who do not have a school in their neighbourhood

Elementary school students residing in the following neighbourhoods do receive busing:

• Arbor Creek to Dr. John G. Egnatoff Public School
• Briarwood to Lakeridge Public School
• Downtown Area Daycares to Ecole Victoria Public School
• Dutch Growers Subdivision to Sutherland Public School
• Exhibition to Buena Vista Public School
• Hampton Village to Dundonald Public School
• Haultain to Holliston Public School (for those children living in the part of the Haultain neighbourhood that is not part of an elementary school's catchment area).
• Henry Kelsey to Mayfair Public School
• Lakewood Suburban Centre to Lakeridge Public School
• McNab Park to Caroline Robins Public School
• City Park to North Park Wilson Public School
• Richmond Heights to North Park Wilson Public School
• Stonebridge to Alvin Buckwold, Hugh Cairns V.C. and Prince Philip Public Schools
• Willowgrove to Forest Grove Public School