Conestoga Valley School District prepares for worsening bus driver shortage
Updated: 1:20 PM EST Jan 26, 2022
Conestoga Valley School District prepares for worsening bus driver shortage
Updated: 1:20 PM EST Jan 26, 2022
MARSHALL COLLEGE HAS ANNOUNCED IT WILL ALLOW SPECTATORS BACK AT ITS HOME EVENTS, STARTING FRIDAY. FANS WILL NEED TO REMAIN MASKED AND PHYSICALLY DISTANT, WHENEVER POIB.SS CONESTOGA VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT IN LANCASTER COUNTY SAYS THERE IS A CRITICAL SHORTAGE OF BUS DRIVERS DUE TOOV. C THE SUPERINTENDENT SAYS, SO FAR, THE DISTRICT HAS BEEN USGIN SUBSTITUTE DRIVERS BUT IS PREPARED IF THE SITUATIOGEN TS WORSE. SCENARIO ONE INVOLVES RE-ORGANIZING ROUTES, IF IT IS SHORT ONE OR TWO MORE DRIVERS FROM WHERE THEY ARE NOW. THAT MAY CAUSE MINOR DELAYS OR TIME CHANGES. SCENARIO TWO, IF IT IS
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Conestoga Valley School District prepares for worsening bus driver shortage
Updated: 1:20 PM EST Jan 26, 2022
The Conestoga Valley School District in Lancaster County says there is a critical shortage of bus drivers due to COVID-19.The superintendent said the district has been using substitute drivers but is prepared if the situation gets worse.Scenario one involves reorganizing routes if it is short one or two more drivers from where they are now. That may cause minor delays or time changes.In scenario two – if it is short more than two additional drivers – the district will temporarily shift to virtual instruction for middle and high school students. Elementary students would remain in-person, with modifications to start and dismissal times.
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. —
The Conestoga Valley School District in Lancaster County says there is a critical shortage of bus drivers due to COVID-19.
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The superintendent said the district has been using substitute drivers but is prepared if the situation gets worse.
Scenario one involves reorganizing routes if it is short one or two more drivers from where they are now. That may cause minor delays or time changes.
In scenario two – if it is short more than two additional drivers – the district will temporarily shift to virtual instruction for middle and high school students. Elementary students would remain in-person, with modifications to start and dismissal times.