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School Bus and Vehicle Stopping Requirements
Drivers on the road may be confused when they see a school bus stop arm pop out during a student's drop-off. When do drivers need to stop and when are they allowed to continue driving? The law depends on the number of lanes.
On a two-lane roadway, drivers traveling in both directions must stop for school buses. By law, drivers must remain stopped until the bus is in motion again or the bus driver signals that traffic can proceed.
On a road with four or more lanes, drivers on the opposite site of a stopped school bus do not need to stop. Only vehicles on the same side of the roadway are required to stop. That law is applicable in Ohio, but not in all other states. On roads with four or more lanes, Ohio law requires that school buses pick up students on the same side of the road that the passenger lives on.
A driver breaking these laws can face fines up to $500 and a temporarily suspended license.
obstacles throughout his academic career to be the student we see today. He is the epitome of our PBIS expectations of respect and responsibility. These positive traits are not only evident to the staff but also by his peers. Recently, fifth grade students were asked "Who is a classmate that you think is a good role model? What makes them a good role model?" Many of the students named Ethan. Here is a sample of the student's responses:"I think Ethan is a good role model because he always gets his work done."; "Ethan, because he never gets in trouble."; "Ethan is a good role model because he gets his work done and is kind to everybody."
Friday, January 31, 2020, in front of over 200 people, the Hall of Fame welcomed an outstanding class of four individuals. The ceremony was sponsored by the Viking Boosters Association and catered by TJ Chumps. The event is open annually to Inductees and guests, Hall of Fame members, Head Coaches, MCS Administration/School Board, Alumni Officers, and True Blue Boosters. Congratulations to the Class of 2020. 
