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Board considers traffic and car‑line changes after first‑day congestion and safety concerns

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Summary

School leaders and board members described lengthy car‑line backups, cars blocking roads and near misses; the board asked staff to work with the sheriff's department, highway patrol and DOT on routing, signage and possible enforcement for arrival and dismissal times.

Caswell County Schools board members heard extended discussion about morning and afternoon car‑line congestion, student drop‑off and bus routing after staff and board members described lengthy backups, vehicles blocking the road and safety near‑misses.

Why it matters: Board members said the current traffic patterns create a safety risk for students and drivers and could expose the district to liability if cars block public roadways. Several members urged the district to work with law enforcement and the North Carolina Department of Transportation to reroute traffic, adjust school‑zone signage and identify staff or officers to…

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