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Columbus Schools Transport 600 Amid Bus Dispute; Dayton Faces Challenges

8/17/2025

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United Schools in Columbus, Ohio, will independently transport 600 students this year due to legal disputes with the Ohio Attorney General, addressing significant absenteeism caused by unreliable transport.
Dayton Public Schools will not buy bus passes for high school students, prompting parents to find alternatives like rideshare services, as noted by Superintendent David Lawrence.
Community leaders in Dayton are seeking fundraising for bus passes and e-bike programs to enhance student transportation.

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United Schools in Columbus, Ohio, will independently transport 600 students this year due to legal disputes with the Ohio Attorney General, addressing significant absenteeism caused by unreliable transport.
Dayton Public Schools will not buy bus passes for high school students, prompting parents to find alternatives like rideshare services, as noted by Superintendent David Lawrence.
Community leaders in Dayton are seeking fundraising for bus passes and e-bike programs to enhance student transportation.