Prince George's school bus issues linger into 2nd week, some parents say
What to know about Prince George's school bus issues linger into 2nd week, some parents say
Some parents in Prince George's County, Maryland, say they're still encountering transportation troubles after the school system worked over the weekend to clear a backlog of bus assignments.
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What happened
Some parents in Prince George's County, Maryland, say they're still encountering transportation troubles after the school system worked over the weekend to clear a backlog of bus assignments.
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