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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1980

Page

11

County Uses 222 Buses For All Types Of Schools

The Aiken County school system operates 222 buses to transport about 13,000 students daily to public private vocational special education and kindergarten programs. Ringer notes some buses run nearly empty and routes may be combined to save money. maintenance costs run high and fuel use averages 9,000 gallons daily.

Aiken County James E. Ringer Ringer

Routing Buses In Aiken County Faces Change and Debate

In Aiken County, changes in school zoning have complicated bus routing. Transportation supervisor James E. Ringer, with input from high school and special school supervisors, oversees 222 buses on over 300 routes without computer aid. States seek to expand eligibility beyond a one mile rule, while weather and scheduling challenges persist. Separately, Sen. Hollings opposes a bill allowing Interior to buy undeveloped barrier islands for National Park inclusion, citing potential confusion and program risk.

Aiken County James E. Ringer Ringer Aiken Jackson North Augusta Midland Valley Wagener-Salley Ridge Spring-Monetta Washington U.S. Interior Department Barrier E F. Hollings Interior Department Barrier Island

James Ringer Leads Aiken County School Bus Fleet

James E. Ringer oversees the county’s entire bus system as transportation supervisor for the Aiken County school district. He reflects on decades in education, from teacher and coach to principal and superintendent, and notes his long commitment to moving thousands of students safely each day. He is a Newberry College and USC alumnus, married with two children and two grandchildren.

Ringer James E. Ringer Aiken County Cheraw County Lancaster Walterboro Ridge Spring Newberry Newberry College The University of South Carolina Elizabeth

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County Ginny Southworth James Ringer Jeanie Seamster Hollings
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