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GREENVILLE, SC (FOX Carolina) — As school districts begin planning to social distance, it looks like school buses will seem pretty bare if students head back to school in person.
“DHEC is recommending 50% capacity, which realistically looks like about one child per seat,” said Greenville County Schools transportation director Adam James. “Generally the max capacity recommendation for elementary school kids is three per seat.”
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