As attention turns to the warmer months ahead, transportation departments around the country are preparing school buses to keep children cool. Yet, for several states, this is a choice, especially for buses that transport special-needs students.
Blizzard conditions from Winter Storm Niko dumped heavy snow and ice across the Atlantic Northeast and New England, crippling transportation services as schools canceled or delayed classes.
Washoe County Schools in northwest Nevada near Lake Tahoe has experienced several challenges due to severe weather during their first week back from winter break.
CINCINNATI — With arctic temperatures gripping much of the country and the long-term forecast calling for ice and snow, this is the perfect time for students, parents and drivers to remember the importance of safety on our nation’s roadways.
Idaho Statesman reported Snowy and slick roads in Treasure Valley and forced the closure of many schools in the area, including those in Boise, West Ada and Nampa school districts.
It seems as if everything is in transition right now – our federal government, the calendar and even the weather.
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A simple act of kindness from Washington state school bus driver and Army veteran John Lunceford has garnered national attention: He gave a child gloves and a stocking cap.