Bus Driver Shortage Forces Kids In Michigan School District To Stay Home
Students are learning from home through Friday because many bus drivers have been quarantined because of COVID-19 exposure and there aren’t enough substitutes.
By AP
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Students in a southern Michigan school district are learning from home through Friday because of a lack of bus drivers.
MARSHALL, Mich. (AP) Students in a southern Michigan school district are learning from home through Friday because of a lack of bus drivers.
Many drivers in Marshall have been quarantined because of COVID-19 exposure and there aren’t enough substitutes, Superintendent Randy Davis said.
May 12, 2021
Marshall Public Schools had to shift to virtual learning this week because too many bus drivers are out due to COVID exposure.
Superintendent Randy Davis says they found out about the issue late Tuesday but due to the pandemic there is also a shortage of bus driver substitutes.
The district will keep an eye on staffing levels as the week continues.
They are currently unsure if they have enough drivers for buses on Monday.
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