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PortTack

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6. Parents are going to find they will have to step up! Sad, they can't rely on busing, but this is our

Tue Sep 28, 2021, 08:38 PM

Sep 2021

World.

After finding they had moved into a very very poor school district in the greater Phoenix, my daughter and her husband drove their daughter 35 minutes each way to go to another district while both were working full time. Besides all the time, they literally burned thru 2 vehicles. Phoenix has open enrollment for grade school so it was an option. They did it for 2 years while working at moving into another district.

Our world is not an easy place, but ya have to step up for your kids, regardless of the sacrifices

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'As adults, we failed': New Jersey's school bus driver shortage grows 'dire' [View all] RandySF Sep 2021 OP

Lots of school bus drivers are retirees. I wonder how many died from Covid. patphil Sep 2021 #1

or are not willing to risk a Covid infection Skittles Sep 2021 #2

An average of $14.19/ per hr in Ohio irisblue Sep 2021 #3

Yeah but the hours are horrible. And the job isn't all that easy either. cinematicdiversions Sep 2021 #4

Yep. Local story on the driver shortage irisblue Sep 2021 #5

Parents are going to find they will have to step up! Sad, they can't rely on busing, but this is our PortTack Sep 2021 #6

Requiring a CDL may have to be looked at too. Baked Potato Sep 2021 #7

When I lived in rural Upstate New York PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2021 #8

You know the solution to that: pay people more! Initech Sep 2021 #9