Driving change: East Ramapo parents hope school district will address busing concerns
One education advocate says people will be sharing stories about how they've been impacted by a lack of busing or how some public-school students have allegedly seen private schoolers get what's described as "door-to-door" bus service.
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One education advocate says people will be sharing stories about how they've been impacted by a lack of busing or how some public-school students have allegedly seen private schoolers get what's described as "door-to-door" bus service.
Steve White, with Power of Ten, hopes the East Ramapo school district will have a similar protocol seen in neighboring Suffern, where any bus contract must serve all children.
News 12 reached out to the school district, school board and state-appointed monitor for comment and has not yet heard back.
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