UT School Bus Driver Dragged 13-year-old 150 Feet

[dfrecore]

It's such a shame that there are not enough hours in the day to drive one's own kids to school and pick them up afterward. Kids must go to school and adults must go to work, but having no other option than to put your child's life in the hands of strangers is scary. I don't mean with just the bus drivers, but all the staff and even the students. I honestly don't know how I'd manage my anxiety if I had a child in the school system, especially in these times.

There ARE enough hours in a day to drive one's own kids to school and pick them up afterwards. All kids don't HAVE to go to school; and all adults don't HAVE to go to work. But there are PLENTY of people who drop off/pick up their kids daily (I see them), there are plenty of SAHM's and SAHD's, plenty of parents who work from home or work part time.  I even know single mom's who homeschool their kids and work nights while their parents watch their kids.  You just made a lot of assumptions about ALL people, and I know very few people like this.

You're the one that said you couldn't manage your anxiety if you had a child in the school system.  I was just letting you know that even if you DON'T have a child in the school system, you cannot protect them from everything in the world.  It would be nice though.