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Source: Dayton Daily News, OhioAug.迷你倉價錢 22--BETHEL TOWNSHIP, Clark Co. -- Two days into the school year, traffic and busing issues are causing headaches for parents and administrators at Tecumseh Local Schools.Busing for high school students was eliminated because of levy failures, including a special election request Aug. 6. The busing change has meant more traffic congestion at the combined middle and high school campus on West National Road.Parents have also expressed concern that the buses for K-8 students are overcrowded. Clark County Sheriff's deputies had to intervene Thursday morning when one frustrated parent stood in front of a bus."He observed what he thought was an overcrowded condition on the school bus," said Sgt. Kristopher Shultz. "He retrieved his child from the school bus and halted the bus' progression."A Bethel Township officer took a headcount and determined there were 67 students on the bus. The bus' certification from the Department of Transportation allows for 72 students.New busing rules posted on the district's website acknowledge that most buses will be filled to capacity and that K-8 students will ride buses together this year.Parent Joe Dunn said he heard students were sitting four to a seat with some stud迷你倉庫nts in the aisles."That's a hazard to the kids," he said.He also worried about his 5-year-old daughter starting kindergarten next week with much older students on the bus.Shultz said capacity allows for a maximum of three occupants to a seat."Of course we are talking about children," he said. "They occasionally jump seats."He said if children aren't seated properly, that is a discipline issue to be handled by the bus driver.Superintendent Brad Martin said he reviewed video from the bus in question and found no violations.High School Principal Ivan Gehret acknowledged traffic congestion was an issue during arrival and dismissal."After witnessing the process, the administration, transportation personnel and the sheriff's deputy discussed a few minor changes that we believe will help the flow of traffic into and out of the high school campus," he said in a letter online.Shultz said deputies are asking parents and drivers to be patient. "Usually it takes a little while to get everything ironed out and for people to get used to the new traffic patterns," he said.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 the Dayton Daily News (Dayton, Ohio) Visit the Dayton Daily News (Dayton, Ohio) at .daytondailynews.com Distributed by MCT Information Services儲存