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Go to the transportation department. If you cannot get a resolution that way then elevate it to the superintendent.
He might be trying to figure out the best way to do the route. If the problem continues for the next 2 weeks and a time isn't picked then complain to the district.
Most school buses are now automatic shifting so jake brakes are not necessary or needed.
Generally teachers kids fall under a different category of kids and at least in my district they allow them to transport between buildings.
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That happens with most vehicles when something triggers the electrical system to malfunction. When the fire heats up the electrical system it shorts out and melts together likely causing the systems connected to go off. That is why you see and hear car alarms, flashing lights, and the horn when something like that happens till the fire finally kills the system entirely.
No not legally required. There are special circumstances where it might happen (like a terrorist attack which may close down major cities etc) but most states leave the decision up to the individual districts and schools to make that call.
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