Kentucky school district cancels classes after botched bus overhaul leaves students stranded for hours
- Jefferson County Public Schools closed for two days to address issues with new bus routes and start times.
- Some students were on buses until nearly 10 p.m. the first day of school due to poor planning.
- Changes aimed to alleviate driver shortage instead prompted parent complaints about safety.
- District will spend four days reassessing routes before resuming classes next week.
- Superintendent apologized for the "transportation disaster" that disrupted families.