Shenendehowa students faced a nightmare Tuesday as bus delays stretched for hours—some waiting over two and a half hours after school, with kids stranded without food, water, or bathrooms. Chaos erupted around the new Atrea Early Learning Center, where parents flooding in to pick up kindergartners created massive traffic jams that disrupted routes across all grade levels. Students even ended up on wrong buses, and families were left in the dark with only one vague delay alert. Starting Wednesday, the district is staging buses earlier, sending direct alerts for delays over 15 minutes, and keeping kids inside until buses arrive. But with a shortage of 15 bus drivers, fixing the mess will take time—and patience.
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