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That's not going to fly in a sprawling suburban school district in Minnesota.
by rectang 5y ago
That's not going to fly in a sprawling suburban school district in Minnesota.
- toomuchtodo 5y agoParents will need to drive their own kids to school then. No different than consumers who can’t or won’t pay exorbitant fees to have groceries or takeout delivered.
- Someone1234 5y ago> Parents will need to drive their own kids to school then. So is the school day going to get longer or the work day shorter? Or do all households now all need two parents with only one working?
- toomuchtodo 5y agoIf there’s no funding to raise pay for bus drivers causing a shortage, it’s possible all of the above to assemble some semblance of a school day. Maybe some kids drop out of school entirely if there’s no transportation and parents can’t provide it. Inelastic demand that exceeds supply results in shortages. “This fall, the shortage became dire enough that Steele’s old route — the one where she knew all the kids well enough to take them to their doorsteps when needed — was consolidated out of existence. In October, the district told parents that 12 routes probably wouldn’t be staffed this year. Steele was transferred to a different route with new kids, and sometimes the chaos of route changes and late buses meant she also had to drive kids home from other, equally unfamiliar routes.”
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- landemva 5y agoAccording to federal safety standards, the children will be safer in the car with seatbelts, rather than the school bus without seatbelts. Who would want to transport children on busses when the safety devices are purposefully missing?
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