Broward County Public Schools are preparing for the new school year by testing a bus safety program. A significant number of students will be relying on buses for transportation, with around 40,000 expected to be waiting at bus stops next Monday. Further details about the program and changes that parents should be aware of are available from CBS News Miami.
Parents can find more information on what they need to know from reporter Joan Murray at CBS News Miami.
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