The ACT score release had me tied up last week, but searching through the Courier-Journal’s web site today, this very short article popped up.
It says, “Last JCPS student off bus at 6:15 p.m. Thursday.”
The article goes on to say the last student got home on the first day of school about an hour later (it was 7:13 p.m., per another Courier article).
School gets out in Jefferson County at 3:45 PM. So, on day one of school, some poor kid was stuck somewhere between school and home at the end of the school day for 3-1/2 hours. It only got reduced to 2-1/2 hours in this transportation maze on Thursday for another kid (maybe the same one?). As one astute Courier reader pointed out, you can drive to Cincinnati in that amount of time.
If the district keeps this up, it may not take until spring for stories to start appearing about the violence on the buses.
After all, the kids already have had a year of ‘bus boredom education’ to get them ready.
Monday, August 22, 2011
Jefferson County school busing: Not as bad as last year is supposed to be good?
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It is hard to believe that this is still going on. It seems that a school district full of professional educators would be able to figure out timely busing routes.
Looks like this is headed back to court. See new blog posted on August 23, 2011.
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