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Springfield, MO
The Joplin School District's board today is slated to consider incentives for bus drivers.
A program that would cost an estimated $254,000 would work to attract and retain bus drivers amid a nationwide shortage.
The plan would raise wages for drivers and offer pay incentives, among other measures.
Read more from the Joplin Globe.
This installment of Springfield Business Journal’s Architects & Engineers Project Report showcases 26 endeavors by area design and engineering professionals.
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Hopefully with force vaccinations and nobody willing to work we will see the collapse of Government indoctrination centers. You have your teacher unions along with the corrupt people they vote for to thank! They have been poisoning our youth against America for almost 40 years now! Its been going on since the 80’s. Anyone born after 1981 should be required to study American history, The Constitution and the evils of Socialism, Marxism and Communism! Since we can now force untested phony vaccines in to people then surely we can force some TRUTH into those who were denied it?
No need to teach “theory” when we can teach FACTS!