“We have reviewed video documentation of this concerning parent behavior.” “More concerning is yesterday afternoon the bus driver documented a parent at this bus stop in question intentionally blocking the school bus with their vehicle parked in front of the bus in the middle of the road causing an unsafe situation,” Rogers said. It is unclear who that parent was at this time. Rogers said a parent caused a disturbance on this bus route on the day it was allegedly changed. “We are unaware of a change in bus stop or any notice being sent since school started last Thursday from our Transportation Department,” Rogers said. The women are concerned their high school seniors are now forced to walk nearly a mile in their neighborhood and along 79th Street where there is no sidewalk.

The parents say the bus stop was moved down 79th Street to the Somerset Apartments without notice on Aug. “On Monday, August 7, the parent still had not submitted their concern to transportation for review.” Per protocol, the bus driver shared the process for submitting the concern to transportation with the parent,” said Ellen Rogers, the Community Relations Coordinator for Washington Township Schools. “During the first two days of school, a parent shared concerns with the bus driver about the stop featured in your story. I am afraid (my daughter) is going to end up getting hit by a car.” “They have to cross to the other side of the road to even get to Somerset Apartments and it’s just too long of a walk. “There’s cars always flying around the curve there where (the kids) are walking down the road,” Streza said. “There’s a place where the cement on the curb has been fixed and it’s broken again.” “They miss that curve and come off the road they actually come about where they would be standing,” Graves said. The women say this is a dangerous corner where cars frequently speed and lose control. 3 they were required to stand at the entrance to their condo complex, which is on a curve on 79th Street. When their students started the school year on Aug. Nicole Streza and Kim Graves are concerned that the original bus stop on a sharp curve on 79th Street and the new one down 79th are too dangerous for high school students. INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - Parents in the Sandy Point Condo Community are raising concerns over what they call two dangerous bus stops and a lack of communication from the Washington Township school district.

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