Education & EdTech

Opinion: Transportation is the First Classroom of the Day

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Transportation for students, particularly those with special needs or experiencing homelessness, is presented as the first 'classroom' of the day, significantly impacting their readiness to learn. Consistent and reliable transportation services are crucial for reducing student anxiety and ensuring a calm start to the academic day. Districts are facing challenges meeting legal obligations for vulnerable student populations due to under-identification and the complexities of providing adequate transportation.

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