GEORGETOWN, Texas –Parents in the Georgetown Independent School District (Georgetown ISD) are expressing concern after an incident involving a school bus driver who reportedly kept students on the bus after suspecting the presence of marijuana.
The driver did not allow students to exit the vehicle at their designated stops, citing the odor as the reason for the action.
The decision to delay the students’ departure has led to complaints from parents who are questioning the procedures followed during the incident.
Some parents expressed dissatisfaction with the delay and raised concerns about the handling of the situation, citing emotional distress caused to their children.
They are calling for clarification on the actions taken and better communication from the district.
Georgetown ISD has acknowledged the incident and is reviewing the situation.
The district has emphasized that student safety is a top priority and stated that a thorough investigation will be conducted to ensure that appropriate procedures were followed.
While the district has not issued an official apology, they have pledged to assess and address any gaps in protocol.
