Parents are worried after seeing a group of students waiting for the bus in front of an adult store.
NASHVILLE – The parents of children in a Tennessee school district are expressing concerns after seeing a group of young students waiting for the school bus right in front of an adult toy store.
J.C. Bowman with the professional educators of Tennessee said the situation is completely inappropriate. A representative for Metro Schools said some students and their parents have moved away from the designated bus stop in front of an autoshop.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
School bus stop in front of adult toy store causes concerns for parents'I don't think it's the most safe or comfortable place for kids to be picked up in an adult bookstore parking lot.'
Read more »
Parents slam school board over 'sexual' incident between Texas first-graders: 'Shame on you all'Parents say a female 6-year-old student was recorded while being forced to perform a sexual act on a male classmate. CITClassroom
Read more »
Parents of Michigan school shooter Ethan Crumbley appeal order to stand trialOXFORD, Mich. — The parents of Michigan school shooter Ethan Crumbley have filed appeals to the Michigan Supreme Court after a lower court ruled they had to stand trial in the case.
Read more »
Utah lawmakers join concerned parents against Alpine School District closuresControversy continues as families continue to do what they can to stop Alpine School District from closing elementary schools. This time, it’s with help from the Utah State Legislature.
Read more »
CNN Gives Uvalde Parents Access to Videos of Kids Escaping School ShootingCNN has made a rare decision to share the videos depicting some of the officers’ responses—and those of the kids themselves, desperate to find safety and remain alive during the 2022 school shooting in Uvalde, Texas.
Read more »
Freehold Regional High School District eliminating free bus service next school yearA New Jersey high school district that serves more than a half a dozen towns is eliminating free bus service.
Read more »