Kids injured in Beach Park school bus crash released from hospital
"There were no serious injuries, so we were really fortunate," said
Most of the kids were back in school Thursday, though some stayed home with headaches and minor "bumps and bruises," she said.
The bus was taking 56 students home from
The school's principal,
But Mayer said the children and their parents were even happier to see their school bus driver, a fixture on the route for about 15 years, for at least one more ride.
Wagner said the driver, "well-loved" by children who know him as
"We're saying goodbye which is sad for us, and he will be missed," she said.
The driver of the truck that crashed into the bus,
Covelli said he wasn't sure whether Ostojic was driving the semitruck for work.
His next court date is scheduled for
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