Jeanette Wolfberg reports in The Columbia Paper that Hudson school officials and parents will know where their children are this fall, as wireless radio tracking devices are installed in school buses. School officials can go to a website and see where the buses are, and how fast each they are traveling. Parents can get a mobile app to find out where the bus is. The devices will work for regular bus rides, and special field trips. The program costs $21,000 annually. The next Hudson City School Board meeting is at 7 p.m., Monday, August 24, at the Junior High School library on
Harry Howard Avenue. Read the full story in The Columbia Paper.