A school bus driver was arrested in central Florida after a school bus carrying 29 children was clipped by a passing train. Officials say the driver ignored a train warning signal, and Sumter County Superintendent Logan Brown said that a serious collision was a “matter of six inches.” According to the Sumter County Sheriff’s Office arrest report, the 67-year-old bus driver was arrested for “reckless driving, culpable negligence, and 29 counts of child neglect without great bodily harm.”

Students Save School Bus Driver After She Passes Out

Video shows the frantic moments inside a Florida school bus, after it gets clipped by a train. Officials say the driver of that bus is facing dozens of counts of child neglect.

First Day of School Activity for Teachers Who Need a Better Start

Students described what it was like being locked inside Salinas High School for several hours after a reported bomb threat disrupted the first day back to school. One student said the announcement left them frightened and wondering where the possible threat could be. Others said teachers helped keep students calm and distracted by playing games and organizing activities inside their classrooms. Some students learned more about the police response through social media while the lockdown was still