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New York Post
New York Post
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Parents in the Ramona Unified School District in San Diego County are concerned about extended walking distances for students due to bus route consolidations caused by a bus-driver shortage. One sixth-grader faces a 3.5-mile walk home after his bus stop was eliminated, raising safety concerns amid a heatwave. The district's policy requires students to live more than 2.5 miles from school to qualify for bus transportation, measured "as the crow flies," which many parents dispute, fearing unsafe conditions and safety hazards.
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