Bus driver shortage impacts Carmel middle school students
By JULIAN GRACE WISH-TV | wishtv.com Carmel Clay Schools needs drivers. Not just any drivers, but bus drivers. The district has 180 bus drivers this school year. It needs 10…
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Carmel seeks to fill openings on two boards
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