PGCPS clears bus backlog for 10,000 students, transportation director steps down
What to know about PGCPS clears bus backlog for 10,000 students, transportation director steps down
Prince George’s County Public Schools said on Sunday that it has cleared a backlog that left thousands of students waiting for school bus assignments last week.
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What happened
Prince George’s County Public Schools said on Sunday that it has cleared a backlog that left thousands of students waiting for school bus assignments last week.
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