High school busing resumes in January

Service restored this year after district’s budget was balanced.

Students at Springboro Junior High School head to the buses Dec. 6. Springboro schools are resuming busing of high school students in January after several years without the service.

Staff photo by Jim Noelker Students at Springboro Junior High School head to the buses Dec. 6. Springboro schools are resuming busing of high school students in January after several years without the service.

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By Lawrence Budd, Staff Writer 4:09 PM Friday, December 16, 2011

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