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Students in the Ramona Unified School District in San Diego County are facing longer walks home due to school bus route changes, with one sixth-grader now walking 3.5 miles. Parents attribute the changes to a bus-driver shortage and express concerns over safety during the current heatwave. The district maintains that the adjustments were necessary to provide transportation for as many students as possible.
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Students in the Ramona Unified School District in San Diego County are facing longer walks home due to school bus route changes, with one sixth-grader now walking 3.5 miles. Parents attribute the changes to a bus-driver shortage and express concerns over safety during the current heatwave. The district maintains that the adjustments were necessary to provide transportation for as many students as possible.
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Kids forced to walk miles home in scorching SoCal heat after school bus cuts
Students face long walks home due to school bus route changes in Southern California