
Massachusetts activates up to 250 National Guard troops to drive school vans
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Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker on Monday activated up to 250 National Guard troops to help with school transportation at the start of the academic year, according to a statement from his office.
On Tuesday, 90 of the Guard personnel will begin training to assist with school transportation services to address staffing shortages in certain school districts across the state, the statement reads. "The safe and reliable transportation to school each day is critical to our children's safety and education," the governor said in a tweet.More Related News

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