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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu rides bus to school amid late arrivals, tracking app complaints
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is vowing to improve school bus efficiency and getting students to school on time, despite a tracking app​ that is still resulting in late arrivals to school and delays.
Of course school buses are late. You try driving through Boston.
Everyone is often late when attempting to go from point A to point B in our fair city! Traffic is intolerable.
Boston still struggling with school bus delays
Boston Public Schools are dealing with frustrating transportation issues as some buses arrive an hour late to pick up students.
Boston schools hoping new app will solve ‘historic issue’ of bus transportation
Boston Public Schools said transportation updates are happening after late buses have caused frustrations among parents.
Boston students have been plagued by late school buses this year. What’s behind the delays?
A new tracking app and unprecedented registrations are causing dismal transportation metrics to start the year. Improvements are coming, officials say.
‘There needs to be improvement’: Mayor Wu, BPS superintendent address concerns about Boston school bus problems
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, Boston Public Schools Superintendent Mary Skipper, and other officials responded on Tuesday to ongoing frustration about the city’s<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More
Mayor Wu, Boston school superintendent say they are working to improve busing issues
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and School Superintendent Mary Skipper held a press conference Tuesday morning to discuss transportation updates. The media availability was scheduled for 8:30 a.m. at Ruth Batson Academy in Dorchester.
Boston Public Schools students return to class
BUT HERE AT THE LEE AND DORCHESTER IN PARTICULAR, STUDENTS ARE GOING TO BE GREETED BY THE MAYOR AND THE SUPERINTENDENT WHEN THEY WALK IN FOR THEIR FIRST DAY. NOW THOSE TWO ARE ONCE AGAIN TRYING TO WORK TO GET KIDS TO GO TO SCHOOL AND SPECIFICALLY GO TO CLASS.
Boston school bus tracking app Zum has rocky rollout with skipped stops, late students
Boston was hoping a new bus-tracking app would improve service. Instead, it's been a rocky ride for students and parents.
Delays and late arrivals still plague Boston school buses, mayor promises changes
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is vowing to improve school bus efficiency and getting students to school on time, despite a tracking app​ that is still resulting in late arrivals to school and delays. WBZ-TV's Penny Kmitt reports.
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Boston Mayor Wu, BPS superintendent ride school bus to observe issues firsthand
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and Boston Public Schools Superintendent Mary Skipper rode a school bus Wednesday morning to observe ...
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50th anniversary of Boston school desegregation
On Sept. 12, 1974, Boston Public Schools students faced an uphill battle. After years of protests and lawsuits, Judge William Arthur Garrity had found that the schools in Boston were ...
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Saugus Public Schools sued by civil rights groups over admissions policy records
The groups have been pushing Saugus officials to revise the policy, which they say violates the rights of migrant children ...
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