The safety of our children is paramount. With the flash flooding and rapidly moving water, the bridges certainly need to be inspected for everyone's safety.
Hey @TCSchools_ families! I just received a call from the County Public Works Director and he shared concern about the bridges because the water has been too high for them to be inspected. Apologies for the inconvenience, but we aren’t going to run buses across any of the county’s 15 bridges until they are deemed safe. For that reason, there will be no school tomorrow, Monday April 7th. Offices will be open.
New day 1 outlook has expanded the High Risk (5/5) through more of the Mid-South.
ALL storm threats are expected, with strong tornadoes (EF-2+), large hail (2+ inches), and damaging winds (75+ mph). Please ensure you have ways to receive warnings this afternoon and evening.
Luck has nothing to do with a safe ride home. If you drive impaired, it could cost you your driver’s license, your freedom, your life, or someone else’s. #FridayThe13th
We’re sharing child passenger safety information throughout the whole month leading up to Child Passenger Safety Week! Find car seat safety resources and tips to keep your child safe: https://t.co/R1XWUcpmk3
Labor Day weekend is one of the busiest travel periods of the year. Keep Tennessee’s roads safe for everyone using them with these two simple safety steps: #SlowDown#PhoneDown
It is illegal to pass a school bus that has stopped to load or unload students. Never pass on the right side of the bus, as this is where the children enter or exit. #BackToSchoolSafetyMonth
School is in session! 🏫 That means more children outside during certain hours. Slow down and watch for children playing and gathering near the bus stop! #BackToSchoolSafetyMonth
Make the driver’s seat a No Cell Zone! Put devices in ‘Do Not Disturb’ mode to avoid the urge to check notifications on the road, or let a trusted passenger handle messages, music, or navigation for you!
More: https://t.co/Vjp5MeRWF7
Because kids and teens are less predictable, and younger children move more slowly, they need more time to cross the street. Be especially cautious and alert for children on residential streets, near parks and playgrounds, and in school zones.
#BackToSchool season means increased foot traffic in and around neighborhoods. If you’re driving, look out for pedestrians at all times, especially around schools.
While getting back in the school routine, take a few minutes to review transportation safety tips from @NHTSA. It’s important for all drivers, as well as parents and students, to understand school bus safety. 🚌
School will be back in session across Tennessee very soon, so don’t let safety slip. Remind your kids to always wear a helmet while riding a bike, and a seat belt in the car, every time. Read more: https://t.co/kNn84gGkJs
🗣️ Being a passenger means looking out for each other. Don’t stay silent if the driver is dangerously speeding or driving recklessly. You could prevent a dangerous situation with a gentle intervention. #PassengerSafety#SlowDownTN