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Kenton County urges patience during first days of bus routes; offers tracking tools
Summary
Superintendent Henry Webb asked drivers and parents to slow down and be patient during the first three to five days of school when bus routes may be adjusted, and pointed families to the district's bus-tracking tool.
Superintendent Henry Webb urged the community to take extra care around school buses during the opening days of the school year, saying routes are often adjusted in the first three to five days while transportation staff ensure students board the correct buses. "So that's the 1st thing I would ask is, you know, when school starts, everybody slow down a little bit, watch for the yellow buses, make sure you pay attention to the stop signs," Webb said.
He encouraged families to use the district's bus-tracking tool (referenced in the transcript as 'track star' or 'bus buddy') to monitor route status and said transportation teams will work to stabilize schedules as quickly as possible.
