Middle School Parents, Police At Odds Over Account Of School Bus Disturbance Aftermath

January 6, 2014 School News

Schools Superintendent Edward Seto was directed by teh Board of Education to inlcude privatizing paraprofessionals in his office's search for budget savings. — Schools Superintendent Edward Seto told a Somerset couple at the Dec. 19 Board of Education meeting that he was not told of a November disturbance on a late bus.

Township police and a Somerset couple are at odds over what happened to several Franklin Middle School students Nov. 21 after their bus driver called police to report some unruly students, and then a replacement driver refused to continue the route.

The parents, B.K. and Michelle Redd, say that their 7th-grade son and two other students were left on the side of Route 27, near Somerset Mews, after a replacement driver left with the bus and other students and police cleared the incident.

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Middle School Parents, Police At Odds Over Account Of School Bus Disturbance Aftermath

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