Illegal School Bus Passing: Violators Will Soon Start Being Fined In Hudson Valley
by chappaqua.dailyvoice.com
chappaqua.dailyvoice.com— Drivers in one Hudson Valley county caught illegally passing school buses will soon start receiving steep fines. Beginning on Sunday, April 28, drivers who pass a stopped school bus with flashing red lights in Putnam County will receive a violation notice in the mail, the Putnam County Sheriff's Office announced on Wednesday, April 24. These notices will contain a $250 fine for the first offense, which will increase for further violations. The announcement follows the beginning of the...
www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk—School absence fines: How much fines will rise by and when the increase will take effect explained in video. Families who are looking to book a holiday in term time could face a raised school absence fine. The upcoming rise is the first increase since 2012, with the Department of Education saying the rate is in line with inflation. On asking the members of the public, we heard a variety of opinions on the issue including suggestions of incorporating learning into a holiday. Here is all you need to know about the school absence fines rise including when it will take effect and how much they will rise...
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chappaqua.dailyvoice.com—School Superintendent In Hudson Valley Accepts Post In Nearby District. After six years, a Hudson Valley superintendent has announced his upcoming move to a nearby district to remain closer to his family. Superintendent Phil Benante of Putnam County's Haldane Central School District announced on Tuesday, April 30 that he was appointed head of the Arlington Central School District in Dutchess County, according to a letter written to the district community. In his letter, Benante wrote that he chose to move to the Arlington district because it would allow him to...