🚌 The wheels on the bus … well, you know that song.
Under President Biden’s plan for building better school infrastructure, two NH school districts were awarded grants under the Clean School Bus Program to add electric school buses to their fleets. While the buses have yet to come to Rumney School District, four were introduced to SAU 24 earlier this month.
Why does this matter? Electric buses produce zero emissions, making the air cleaner and healthier for kids as they wait to board. They’re also quieter and cheaper to run.
@granitepost 🚌 The wheels on the bus … well, you know that song. Under President Biden's plan for building better school infrastructure, two NH school districts were awarded grants under the Clean School Bus Program to add electric school buses to their fleets. While the buses have yet to come to Rumney School District, four were introduced to SAU 24 earlier this month. Why does this matter? Electric buses produce zero emissions, making the air cleaner and healthier for kids as they wait to board. They're also quieter and cheaper to run. 👉🏼 Follow us for more on all things New Hampshire! #NHEducation #ElectricSchoolBuses #SAU24 #Rumney ♬ original sound – Granite Post
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