Susan Edwards, Blythe’s mother, said they arrived a few minutes before the 6:46 a.m. scheduled pickup time on Monday and Tuesday only to later learn the bus actually departed at 6:15 a.m. The headaches stretched into the afternoon, Edwards said, with the bus dropping Blythe off more than an hour after dismissal from her school, Galileo Scholastic Academy of Math & Science.
School bus woes in CPS highlight serious driver shortage worsened by COVID: ‘It’s just been really frustrating’
