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    Since January 9th, 2023 we came back from Christmas Break this has been an ongoing situation,…read morewithout mentioning all the previous times... My responsibility as a parent will always always come first. I am and will be my child's advocate always. My child, rides the bus daily for a couple of years now... With that being said, I am the parent that is constantly calling Transportation and the school. With all valid reasons. I have no idea who should be held accountable for numerous faults here. Each agency keeps brushing off and blaming the "other" agency. As of right now, the bus has been late various of times since this school year. This doesn't mean that I am not aware on how the world is currently. I know and I understand school staff are under paid, understaffed and overworked. I totally get that. I feel the pain. I understand that staff members are also human beings that have a right to their sick days, vacations, emergencies etc... But, when something's happened frequently it's an on going situation or behavior. That's not ok. Each time a child is at that bus stop waiting for a late and in most cases extremely late bus it opens the door for a lot of things to happen. They are in the dark, under rain, in the cold, or even heat. It's a very busy street, which we can't control drivers, we can't control students immature actions while waiting for the bus. We can't obligate parents to wait and watch their child get on the bus for numerous of reasons. Some students just simply walk away and can you blame them? Bus is late... the child is already stressed, walks in the school, maybe has no breakfast doesn't want to mention it or ask, decides to look over to the cafeteria and it's closed. The question is why? Why hold that child accountable? Why? How do we know what that child goes through at home? How do we know that's the only food that child will have? On top they have to awkwardly walk into a late class causing them aniexty, stress etc... Pinellas County School Board Transportation pays for this "app" which is not always working properly to inform students and parents if the bus will be late and for how much... Testing days? They are stressed on testing days just because it's testing day! Imagine when a bus is late how does that make them feel? Walks in late, to find a seat, have everyone looking at you, the teacher will feel a type of way because they're interrupting other students on top of what that teacher is going through personally. (We are all humans!) On top those emotions will sadly influence a child's scores on top of whatever they go through at home, school, friends, peers etc... Those scores are used to grade a school? Evaluated a teacher? Ask if the curriculum is "working" and put a child in a box of grades, level and GPA. Where is 100% Success in this? Where is Pinellas county vision and mission here? It all looks very nice on paper, boards etc... When do we really put it into perspective? When is our goal more realistic? Not every parent has the ability to drive their child to school, not every parent has the income to send their child to private school, specially those of us who live on a Pinellas county school board paycheck. At times it makes me think how instead of helping we are part of the problem and setting these students up for failure. It's not about picking our battles. Some battles need to be fought to wave the pavement for other. For our students, our children, they are the ones who will be running the world when we are in an elderly age. It's sad that we aren't giving them the proper tools. We are setting ourselves for failure also. Please take these words into consideration in the next staff meeting, in the next school board meeting. Also take in consideration that not all Parents are aware on how important school is, education and even their child's rights.

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