DPS transportation director dies during Florida vacation

Dayton Public Schools had a driver shortage last year. The district spread out its school start times, so they could cover the same schools with fewer drivers.

Credit: JEREMY KELLEY / STAFF FILE

Credit: JEREMY KELLEY / STAFF FILE

Dayton Public Schools had a driver shortage last year. The district spread out its school start times, so they could cover the same schools with fewer drivers.
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By Breaking News Staff
Dec 29, 2017
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Dayton Public Schools today announced the passing of its director of transportation.

Michael Rosenberger died earlier this week while on vacation in Florida after a brief illness, according to a DPS news release.

>> Dayton school buses improve 15 percent in on-time delivery of students

Since July 2006, Rosenberger led the more than 200-employee department, overseeing safe pickup and delivery of students from kindergarten through eighth grade.

No services are scheduled at this time.

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