Toms River Regional Schools renews $3,000 retention incentive for new school bus drivers
Toms River Regional Schools says it’s willing to pay a little more for new school bus drivers.
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Oct 5, 2021, 10:40 AM
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8ds agoToms River Regional Schools says it’s willing
to pay a little more for new school bus drivers.
The district has renewed its
$3,000 retention incentive for new drivers until Nov. 20.
The news comes as several New
Jersey schools continue to suffer from bus driver shortages.
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