A Delaware school is offering parents cash to drive their children to school for the year to help offset the bus driver shortage affecting schools nationwide. 'Empowering parents is the best solution,' the school in Wilmington said.
A Delaware school is offering parents cash to drive their children to school for the year to help offset the bus driver shortage affecting schools nationwide.
"EastSide wants to pay you $700 for the year for dropping off and picking up each child from school," said a notice to parents on the EastSide Charter School website. The Wilmington school said the entire state is facing a shortage of bus drivers and"empowering parents is the best solution." Read More The incentive is $700 per child and,"if you have 3 children we would give you $2,100," the school notice said.
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