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On Monday, Quanell X and Dr. Candice Matthews with the New Black Panther Nation held a news conference alongside the mother and said investigators have gathered additional footage which shows the abuse going back months. The abuse is allegedly by at least one middle school student who would lure the first grader to the back of the bus, saying it was a game, according to the mother.

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An abused child may exhibit signs of guilt, shame or confusion. If the abuse involves a parent, relative, or family friend, it is likely he/she will be afraid to tell anyone about the maltreatment and develop a noticeable fear or discomfort when around parents, adult caregivers or family friends. It is vital to be on the alert for such red flags.

CASA Child Advocates of Montgomery County is dedicated to protecting the best interests of every abused or neglected child and ultimately break the cycle of child abuse, one child at a time. Someday, child abuse and neglect will hopefully be eliminated completely. Until that time, CASA needs volunteers to make a difference in the lives of children who have suffered from abuse and/or neglect.

CASA is dedicated to protecting the best interests of every abused or neglected child and ultimately break the cycle of child abuse, one child at a time. We need caring volunteers to assist with the numerous cases of child abuse and neglect.

Child Advocates of Montgomery County provides quality court-appointed volunteer advocacy so that every abused and neglected child can have the opportunity to thrive in a safe, nurturing, permanent family.

Harford County Public School buses transport approximately 35,000 children on 500 buses everyday to and from school, travelling nearly 42,000 miles daily. To ensure safe and reliable service, Harford County Public Schools Transportation takes great pride in our driver training program and fleet maintenance.

The following transportation rules apply to all students riding school buses to and from Harford County Public Schools. In addition, all other policies adopted by the Board of Education regarding student behavior on school property will be enforced on Harford County Public Schools buses.

Students who are assigned to ride Harford County Public School buses must assume certain responsibilities. Misconduct, carelessness, and thoughtlessness are hazardous to the safe operation of the school bus. The bus is an integral part of the total school program; and the driver, who is an adult in a position of authority, must insist on appropriate behavior.

Withdrawal of transportation services for a day shall be defined as a day that school is in session. Students and their parents should be aware that misbehavior on school buses may also have other serious consequences. Specifically, violation of the "Transportation Rules for Students" may result in a suspension from school. Furthermore, any act by a student which contributes to a school bus accident will be reported to the police officer investigating the incident.

Bus routes are set up to fully utilize all buses, provide safe and efficient service, and maintain a reasonable ride time for students. Per The Annotated Code of Maryland, the following criteria are used in establishing bus routes and stops.

Today, February 15, 2023, one hundred (100) school buses were on Harford County roads equipped with AngelTrax Stop Arm Cameras. These cameras will issue citations for traffic violations around school buses. These cameras were placed on buses that were selected after a long vetting process to identify routes with the most stop arm violators.

Our 300 plus drivers, bus assistants, motor pool and office staff are committed to the safety of each of our student bus riders. We do not take this great responsibility lightly as evidenced by our goal of continually improving our excellent safety record and by our standing challenge to each other to protect each student as if your student were our own. Each day we transport well over 14,000 students to and from school. Our fleet of buses will log over 3,000,000 miles annually. We feel fortunate to have one of the most experienced and dedicated staffs in North Texas.

The Edulog Lite Parent Portal app monitors the location of school buses as they travel their routes across Katy ISD boundaries. This is done through Global Position System (GPS) hardware that is installed in each Katy ISD bus.

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Large trucks and buses made before 2010 will be prohibited from operating on California roadways starting Jan. 1. It's the final rule in a set of clean air regulations the California Air Resources Board passed nearly 15 years ago.

Trucks and buses that drive less than 1,000 miles per year in California may qualify for a low-use exemption from the rule, or those operating in what is designated as a low oxides of nitrogen (NOx) emissions areas.

Most Greenville County School students will ride a school bus at least once. Whether they ride a regular school bus daily or occasionally ride one of our Activity buses for a field trip or an athletic trip, all students must know the bus rules. Learn about bus safety and keep your student safe.

While schools generally refrain from surveillance of students for the purpose of catching students engaged in wrongdoing, it is not unlawful to record students for safety purposes. For example, it is not uncommon to place video devices in certain locations, such as entrances, hallways, computer labs, and school buses, to ensure general student and school safety. In response to school shootings and other acts of school violence, many districts have turned to recording devices as a proactive method of improving safety in their schools. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, more than 75 percent of public schools across the nation use security cameras to monitor their buildings.[2]

Westland, Michigan - The Board of Education of Wayne-Westland Community Schools is proud to announce the successful sale of its 2023 School Building and Site Bonds (the Bonds) in the amount of $36,760,000 as authorized by the voters of the School District in November of 2018. The Bonds represent the third and final series of bonds pursuant to such voter authorization. The Bonds will be used for the purpose of remodeling, equipping, re-equipping, furnishing, re-furnishing school buildings, athletic fields and other facilities; acquiring and installing instructional technology equipment and infrastructure in school buildings and other facilities; construction of additions to existing school buildings and athletic field houses at both high school sites; preparing, developing and improving sites at school buildings, playgrounds, athletic fields and other facilities and the purchase of school buses, and paying the costs of issuing the Bonds.

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