2010-08-09

基隆東帝士小巴士 紅藍綠路線免費搭【KEELUNG TUNTEX-MART FREE SHUTTLE BUS ROUTES】

2010年4月15日開始,基隆東帝士免費購物小巴士開始上路。

行駛路線與發車時間:

紅線1:每天六班(大慶大城-火車站) <全程約48分>
復興路、西定路、中山一路及安一路沿線公車站牌皆可上車
<發車時間>8:3010:3012:3014:3016:3018:30

東帝士<8:30發車>→麥金路→基金一路→北二高港西聯外快速道路(大竿林隧道)→中和路→中和路85巷(進入喜市社區)→中和路85巷底(全家便利商店基隆囍市店附近迴轉)→中和路168巷口(大慶大城社區口)<8:40>→中和路168巷13弄→喜市社區正門口(公車站牌)<8:45>→復興路→復興德安路口(近經國學院)→復興路259巷(德安里全民一家社區、北二高港西聯外快速道路高架橋下或附近迴轉)→復興路→美之國社區正門口<8:51>→統一新城社區(7-11)<8:52>→西定路→新西街口(全家便利商店)<8:54>→西定市場<8:56>→天主教聖心中學→西定路郵局→第四分局(公車站牌)<8:58>→安一路→中山陸橋→孝四路→忠三路口(原遠東戲院)<9:00>→公園街→忠四路★→仁五路(東和大樓)→愛三路→基隆市公車仁二路二信循環站(近人行地下道口)→忠一路→漢堡王(基隆火車站對面)<9:05>★→港西街→民治平交道→中山一路→中山區民治里里民大會堂(中山區中山里里民會堂)→中山陸橋<9:08>→安一路→慈雲寺(干城里公車站牌)<9:13>→安樂國中<9:15>→基金一路→麥金路→東帝士<9:18>

8:3016:3018:30 紅線1三班車路線在市區改走:忠四路→孝二路→忠一路→漢堡王(基隆火車站對面)

 

藍線2:每天八班(國家新城-E-GO-長庚) <全程約35分>
<發車時間> 8:309:3010:3011:3013:3015:3017:3019:30

東帝士<8:30發車>→龍騰大地(樂利三街)<8:33>→國家新城<8:35>→郵局<8:36>→E-GO松竹梅社區(管委會候車站牌)<8:42> →E-GO九如社區(全家便利商店) <8:44>→富景天下<8:50>→櫻花社區(公車站牌)<8:55>→建德山莊(公車站牌)<8:57>→安樂區公所(公車站牌)<9:00>→基隆長庚醫院公車站牌(橘郡對面)<9:02>→東帝士

 

綠線3:每天八班(臺北大鎮-大武崙)<全程約40分>
<發車時間>8:309:3010:3011:3013:3015:3017:3019:30

東帝士<8:30發車>→臺北大鎮正門(OK便利商店)<8:40>→情人湖(基金一路208巷口)<8:42>→天鵝堡正門口<8:45>→武隆市場<8:53>→武聖街(公車站牌)<8:53>→藍天麗地(公車站牌)<8:50>→石山(公車站牌)<8:52>→三層(公車站牌)<8:55>→大武崙(公車站牌)<8:56>→武崙街口<8:57>→臺北大國(全家便利商店)<9:00>→基金一路郵局(公車站牌)<9:02>→龍邸中國社區正門口<9:03>→國揚大地路口<9:05>→皇家翡翠社區正門口<9:06>→東帝士

 

注意事項:
1.到站時間皆為東帝士接駁車每日首班車之時間為例,實際狀況須視天候及交通狀況。
2.紅線1末班車為18:30,藍線2綠線3末班車為19:30,末班車不會到東帝士量販店。
3.東帝士購物小巴可坐20人左右,到站時速度會稍微減慢,欲搭乘者招手就會停車。
4.東帝士免費購物巴士去程不提供區間下車服務,回程可在各站下車。
5.從東帝士大賣場發車前十幾分鐘可先上車等候,下車前按鈴或告知司機下一站下車。
6.在東帝士大賣場購物時間盡量控制在一小時左右,以免錯過回程班車撘車時間。
7.東帝士免費接駁車一週七天皆有行駛。
8.日常用品在二樓,食品類在一樓。水果類需要過磅貼標籤,蔬菜類不用。

 

基隆兩家量販店比較表

  東帝士基隆店(TUNTEX-MART) 基隆愛買量販店(A.MART)
營業時間 星期一~星期日
09:00-22:00
星期日~星期四:08:30~23:00、
星期五~星期六:08:30~24:00
搭乘公車 501國家新城
國家新城(東帝士)分站下車
201深美國小202深美國小
第一特獎社區站下車,再過馬路
104新豐街(經中正路或祥豐街皆可)
深溪路口站下車,再過馬路後步行
    地址 基隆市安樂區安和二街15號B棟 基隆市信義區深溪路53號B1
客服電話 0800-087-799、02-2433-7799 0800-089-899、02-2468-1668
公司名稱 東逸企業股份有限公司
八堵物流中心
遠百企業股份有限公司
基隆分公司
自由品牌 RT大潤發、FP 最划算
附近學校 經國管理暨健康學院、聖心中學 國立臺灣海洋大學、培德工家
    附註 大潤發(RT-MART)聯合採購
內有美食街、停車場、百元剪髮
提供膠帶、塑膠繩
原「萬家福量販店」
內有美食街、停車場、藥局
提供膠帶、塑膠繩、紙箱

 

延伸閱讀
去大賣場試吃:大賣場試吃完全守則

資料來源:基隆東帝士量販店及愛買基隆店

用A到Z寫作文【USE "A TO Z" TO WRITE AN ARTICLE】

 

回到學校ABC 

The ABCs of back to school-Gwinnett Daily Post(Lawrenceville, GA USA) Updated: 11:26 PM Aug 7, 2010

As thousands of students in Gwinnett prepare to return to school, we’ve taken an alphabetic approach to the upcoming academic year.

After a two-month break, Gwinnett County Public Schools students return to school Monday. Nearly 161,000 students are expected to enroll in the school system, an increase of 1,600 from last year.

Buses will run 7,534 routes per day and make 47,267 stops. With 1,834 school buses transporting more than 119,000 students twice a day, Gwinnett County Public Schools is the third largest transporter of students in the country.

Construction crews added 512 new classrooms to the school system. Most of those are part of eight new facilities — Anderson-Livsey Elementary, Burnette Elementary, Ferguson Elementary, Jenkins Elementary, Roberts Elementary, Grace Snell Middle, Lanier High and a permanent building for the Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science, and Technology. Additions are also adding classrooms at Radloff Middle, Shiloh Middle and Shiloh High.

Discipline will change in some schools this year, as the school system pilots a program called Positive Behavior Support. PBS focuses on using a problem-solving approach to managing problem behaviors in schools.

Early release days for elementary and middle schools are scheduled for Nov. 10 and 11 and Feb. 2 and 3. Parent conferences will be scheduled on those afternoons. Early release days for high school exams are scheduled for Dec. 15 to 17 and May 23 to 25.

Furlough days will save the school system $15.6 million. Teachers have already taken two furlough days and a third is planned for Oct. 11. Twelve-month employees will have furlough days on Nov. 24 and Dec. 20 and 21.

Gateway tests for high school science and social studies are administered for the first time during students’ 10th grade year. Support materials, including an informational video, sample papers and tips for success, are available on the school system’s website, www.gwinnett.k12.ga.us. Click on “Assessment/Testing” under Quick Links to find the material.

Homework help is available online between 4 and 10 p.m. every day to students in grades 4 to 12. The free service connects students with a personal online tutor. The program can be accessed using a computer at home or at the Gwinnett County Public Library. For more information, visit the school system’s website and click on “Homework Help” under Quick Links.

Inclement weather may cause schools to close, especially during the winter. If bad weather prompts school closings, announcements will be made by 6 a.m. at www.gwinnettdailypost.com, on local TV and radio stations, and on the school system’s website.

J. Alvin Wilbanks is the superintendent of Gwinnett County Public Schools, the largest school system in the state. This year, the school system will operate 77 elementary schools, 25 middle schools, 19 high schools and nine other educational facilities — a total of 130 schools.

Keep up with important school information online. Bookmark the school system’s website, www.gwinnett.k12.ga.us, as well as the site for your child’s school.

Lanier High School will anchor the newest cluster in the county, bringing the total number of traditional high schools in Gwinnett to 18. Lanier High is located at Lanier Middle School’s former location on Buford Highway.

Maxwell High School of Technology is the school system’s latest charter school, a status that allows for greater flexibility in exchange for more student accountability. The structure of the school will not change, but with charter status, Maxwell will be able to offer more district academic courses, such as language arts classes, with technical education principles and real-life applications embedded in the content, establish dual enrollment offerings for all program areas and increase internship and apprenticeship opportunities for second-year students.

No Child Left Behind entitles parents to request information about the professional qualifications of their child’s teacher. The following information may be requested: certification, college major/graduate certification or degree held by the teacher, and qualifications of the paraprofessional, if paraprofessional services are provided. To request this information, contact the school principal.

Obtain information regarding the names of clubs and organizations, the mission and purpose of these clubs, the names of faculty advisers and descriptions of planned activities on the school website. This information may also be obtained by request from the school.

Parents and guardians can use an online communication tool, the go2 Parent Portal, to obtain information about their child, including attendance, grades, discipline, course and test history, and schedules. For more information about how to use the Parent Portal, contact your local school.

Quality instructional programs require rigorous curriculum, effective teaching and ongoing assessment. This is one of the core beliefs of the Gwinnett County Board of Education.

Rights and responsibilities of students and parents are outlined in the Student/Parent Handbook. Families should read this handbook and sign the included response form, indicating that they understand their rights and responsibilities.

Smoking and the use of any kind of tobacco product is prohibited on school campuses and at any school activities. This rule applies to students, staff members, parents and visitors.

Thanksgiving break is longer this year. Instead of three days, students will get a week off. Schools will be closed Nov. 22 to 26.

Unsatisfactory progress for students in grades two to eight is defined as a grade below 70 percent. In high school, an F — an average of 69 percent or below — in a course indicates unacceptable progress.

Vehicular traffic plans are available for each school. Motorists should follow the suggested traffic patterns to help ensure the safety of students, staff and visitors. If you are not aware of your school’s plan, ask your school administration for more information.

Watermelons grown in Georgia will be served this month in school cafeterias. The Farm-to-School initiative is a partnership with local and state farmers that provides locally grown fruits and vegetables for the School Nutrition Program.

"X-rooms” are one feature of the Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science, and Technology’s new facility in Lawrenceville. In these classrooms, the arrangement of the desks — four long tables that can accommodate six students each arranged in an X-shape — was designed to promote student-centered instruction and students’ engagement in learning.

Year of school ends on May 25, a Wednesday.

Zero-tolerance policies don’t exist in the school system, but serious disciplinary infractions could lead to a disciplinary panel, in which students receive out-of-school suspension before attending a hearing. The disciplinary hearing officer or panel will determine whether the student was in violation of the behavior code and will determine the consequences. For more information, read your Student/Parent Handbook.

 

本文引自:http://www.gwinnettdailypost.com/home/headlines/100202804.html

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