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Leaning on short term fixes like cutting stops, even tapping delivery giant u.p.s. for help strengthening routes and seen releasing an app letting parents track a his location. similar scrambles underway coast to coast, with a staggering 92% of school leaders nationwide short on bus drivers. >> it has now reached crisis levels, it was really exacerbated by the pandemic. >> back here in louisville, today marked the start of a staggered rip turn. next week highschoolers will also come back, testin...

Howard County Public Schools have reached a new agreement with their bus contractor. It comes just two weeks before the first day of school.

As kids head back to school, districts across Pennsylvania are dealing with an ongoing bus driver shortage.

Gov. Andy Beshear wants the legislature to fund an 11% pay raise for all Kentucky school personnel, which is the highest increase he’s backed since becoming governor. The Democratic governor, who is seeking reelection, unveiled some of his education priorities as part of his “Education First” plan for the 2024-26 state budget Wednesday morning. He […]

Blue Valley School District's director of business operations said bus routes look to be covered this year.

Wednesday is the first day of school for students at Channelview ISD. The transportation department is making sure all buses have working air conditioning units. Drivers spent the day driving their routes and getting ready and will be out on Wednesday greeting students on their first day of school.

Hundreds of Wake County families remain in school bus limbo and looking for answers.

The school system will no longer use a proposal that would have provided every other week service to some. But the latest plan comes with another cost.

"When a school bus's red lights are flashing and the stop arm is extended, drivers must come to a complete stop," Sheriff Bob Goldsmith said.

With the first day of school coming this Monday, some students in Duval County might find themselves waiting in the morning heat for even longer as the school district anticipates “significant delays” on certain bus routes.