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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Things always get better after parents figure out protocols and others opt out of driving their kids. Technically not allowed, but no one will know if you instead drop your kid at (or have the kid walk to) one of the bus stops. In our case, we found a bus stop that was a fair walk, but less than the walk to school. My kid walked home and I picked her on stormy or really cold days. But if I couldn't make it and it was stormy/cold, she would sometimes take the bus to that location and have a shorter walk home. She was nervous that the bus driver would call her out for riding when she was supposed to walk, so she would also ride it a few times at the beginning of the year, so she was a familiar face when she needed it later on.[/quote] Most of the HS buses are so packed the driver won't notice. I think this is fine.[/quote] Ah, so that's why the students who do get bus are sitting piled on top of each other, do you know hot it is inside a bus?[/quote] Uh, yea, I have two kids who have gone through and still going through MCPS (HS). They have told me about some of the crowded buses. They somehow survived.[/quote] The bus drivers do not allow random kids on the bus. My daughter tried to go home with a friend and the bus driver said NOPE - my bus is already too full. [/quote]
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