An Ohio father has taken to shuttling his children and others to school in the family limousine as the Buckeye state and more continue to struggle with bus driver shortages amid schools returning to in-person learning. Sean Rogers Jr. joined “America’s Newsroom” on Tuesday to discuss how he took matters into his own hands, while emphasizing the importance of his children’s education despite the nationwide labor shortage. “They missed the bus about a whole week, Rogers Jr. said. “I stepped in and decided to take them to school… They had friends there as well, and they missed the bus as well, probably about a week or so.” “So I took the next big step to get a bigger vehicle, which is the limo and started to take them in a limo.”PARENTS SAY SCHOOL BUS DELAYS SPUR NO-SHOWS, HOUR-LONG WAITS FOR KIDS: ‘WE DIDN’T KNOW WHERE THEY WERE’ Cities around the…
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